Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-07-13
The $ismartk Tribnnt.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Towns adjacent to Dickinson are said
to be running short Of provisions.
Numerous farmers are in the city to-
day, after supplies for haying outfits.
Haymaking has commenced about the
city, and the crop promises to be a good
one.
There is a scarcity of fruit in local
markets, none having been received for
ten days.
The thermometer is beginning to crawl
skyward, after several weeks of cool
weather. .. a.. &
A new stone foundation is being
placed under the Capital National bank
building.
Surveyor Alvord has finished up his
work south of the city, and has returned
from the field.
Company B of Fargo took the prize
for the best all around company at the
Jamestown excampment.
Prairie fires are reported from down in
Emmons county, n passing danger
ously near to Glencoe a day or so ago.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Morris Sunday night.
Mother and child are both doing nicely.
The latest outfit of Coxeyites, who
were fitted out with a boat and provisions
here, have arrived at Chamberlain, on
the way down river.
Debs refused to allow strikers to run
trains from jamestown to carry militia,
and the men we're just about to walk
when the train came.
The hauling of sand and brick to the
capitol is progressing busily, in prepara-
ton for the work of completion Of the
wing, which will be begun SOON.
There is another contingent Of Coxey-
ties at the ~river-about twenty-five, who
came down on a small scow from some
where up the river, and dropped in at
the landing Sunday.
Skeckler of st. Paul, will get the CAPT.
toll contract, and work is to commence
as soon as the Northern Pacific resumes
traffic. Completion of the work is ex-
pected by November LIST.
Messrs. Andrews and Tyler of the
capitol force have been let out by the
capitol commissioners, who are reducing
the force about the building. Healy and
Cunningham have been retained.
The arrival of the mail is a boon, for
which everyone is thankful. Some de-
layed correspondence will now be at
tended to- as in former days, when once
q week stages delivered mails along the
line.
The appointees to the Bismarck land
Offices have been approved by the SEN
ate, but they will probably not assume
the reins of the Office until there is q
greater convenience of facilities for
transportation.
The race between Holman and Leen,
which took place at the hose team track
Saturday night, was won by Homan, he
having defeated Leen by several feet
Another race between the two has been
arranged for next Saturday night.
Three of the Coxeyites who were con
fined in jail, VIM. Williams, Jas. Jamsck
and Geo. Smith, were released by Com.
missioner Hoskins Tuesday morning, on 9
bond of 800 in their own rec~ognizance
to appear before the United States court
in Fargo in October. The release was
made on a Geographic order from Judge
Thomas.
Maggie Richie, who has for a long
time operated the confectionery and ice
cream parlor on Main street, is oon tc
retire from the business, having sold the
establishment to Mrs. Wilcox. The
place has been a favorite resort for the
young people Of the city for some years
and they will all regret to see Miss
Richie retire from the business.
lChief of Police Buckley twas arrested
by the United States authorities in Man
dan Thursday, and released on $500
bail, to answer before the United States
court. Buckley served notice on the
marshals at Mandan to leave town, say
ing he had been instructed by the mayor
to do 80, and he was arrested by the fed.
eral authorities for interfering with mar
shals in the performance of their duties
Specimen Gases.
s. II. Clifford, New Castle, Wis, wal
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disordered, his livel
was affected to an alarming degrees, ap
petite fell away, and he was terribly re
duced in flesh and stength. Three bot
OF Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.
had a running sore on his leg eight
years standing. Used three bottles O
Electric Bitters and seven boxes o
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg il
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Cat