Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-07-12

and supplies for the North Dakota peni-
Tertiary for the coming year was let to
Charles Kupitz.
Misses Minnie and Kittie Davidson
left on No. 2 Monday morning for q visit
with friends in Brainerd.
DR.. F. E. Salvage, of Wheatland, and
Attorney John F. Selby, Of Hillsboro,
have been appointed members of the
state medical board.
Ex-County Commissioner Cahall re-
ports his crops uninjured by the hot
weather, and says he has seen no dam
aged grain out his way.
Sheriff Fred Taylor of Ransom county
came in on the Saturdays train bringing
in George Wilson, convicted of larceny
and sentenced for one year.
Bismarckers have one consolation,
Fargo didn't celebrate on the Fourth
and SO long as we keep pace with brist-
ling Fargo we are all right.
The laborers of the steam shovel out
fit have been put to work cleaning up
the local yards, until the shovel is re-
paired and work begun again.
Wilmot, the coat s%tealer, was brought
to Bismarck by Sheriff O'Connor of
Grand Forks, in time to see the celebra-
ton at the pen. He'll remain q year.
Geo. Peoples returned Wednesday
morning from Devils Lake. He says in
dictments have been returned against
one or two of the Fort Lincoln raiders.
The government steamer Josephine is
busy IN the bend of the river above the
bridge, driving piles, and helping out in
the work of government river improve.
ment.
Hon. H. A. Armstrong of Emmons
county is in the city attending to some
legal business and reports the crops of
his county as the finest they have had
for years.
e. S. Beardsley, the popular druggist,
has received word of the safe arrival of
his wife, daughter and little son at Den
yer, where they will pass the summer
with relatives.
Grain is reported as eighty damaged
by the intense heat of last Thursday and
Friday, but with weather like the pres
ent will pull through to harvest without
further injury.
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor Laughlin came in on the Saturday
train from his Ransom county farm, and
reports crops in the Sheyenne Valley IN
a hourishing condition.
Two soiled doves from Mandan were
arrested on the streets Saturday for dis
orderly conduct and were dismissed
upon payment of costs and a promise to
stay in Mandan hereafter.
Francis -Acklin, the printer who put
in some tune last winter on the state
work, went down to Rensselaer,, Ind, the
other day, and is low part owner in the
Peoples Pilot, a pop paper.
Judge Wallin returned to his cottage
at Lake Melissa Friday evening, the argu-
ments in the code matter having been
concluded. The May term of the court
was adjourned sine die this morning.
The Gull River Lumber company got
the contract for furnishing the peniten-
tiary with Ignite coal during the ensu-
ing two years, at 1854 a ton. This was
only l cent a ton less than Burton's bid.
Willow City Eagle: Professor Falken-
stire left this week for Bismarck, where
he will spend a part of his vacation. Be-
fore leaving, the professor got mixed up
in a little runaway experience-with no
serious results.
Austin Logan lost a valuable young
mare Tuesday night from lockjaw. The
animal was being led into the barn Tues
day afternoon, and pulled back in
such a way as to injure herself and cause
lockjaw.
John P. Hoagland has a new book
keeper and accountant, Mr.. Taylor, of
Albert Lea, MINI. who arrived Wednesday
morning. John P. White, who has been
with MI. Hoagland the past month, will
| return to Nebraska.
Haying will be in full blast through
out the county ere long, and numerous
mowers are being sold by the machine
| agents in the city. The crop of hay this
year will be large, and farmers evidently
intend to take advantage of it.
W. E. Cahall: My crops look fine. I
believe the corn crop will be as good as
ever, Notwithstanding the fact the
weather has been generally cool. Dur
ing those hot days corr fairly shot up
out of the ground.
An article in the last issue of Colonel
Lounsberry's Record, by DR.. A. T. Bige-
low, who established the first denial office
| in North DOkota. ia n~arkicu1ar1v inter-