Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-13

she had taught for several years in the
schools of Hanson county, s. D.
Hungerford is Back.
Harry Hungerford, who escaped from
Saturday night, was brought back
by Sheriff Taylor Thursday He was
handcuffed and shackled when 7 the
took him from the train, and was
at once taken back to the Jail from which
be escaped, and confined so securely
ne will not escape again.
The sheriff received a telegram from
Steele Thursday night that the man wasin
Jail there. 1t seems he ran into a thresh.
ing crew a few miles north of Steele, and
one of the crew a young fellow of about
2O,who suspected him of being one of the
fugtives, rounded him up and took him to
where he was confined in jail to
await the arrival of the sheriff, who
went down on the early train this morn
ing to bring him back.
Hupgerford says it was he who broke
out the screen door, and that the bullet
which Varney fired after him, grazed his
wrist and went through his coat. 10
prove this, he shows a grooved wound
in his wrist, and a hole in his coat. He
says. also that he and Gable have not
been together since they escaped.
Cable ie still among the missing.
States Attorney Allen, Dune McGillis
and Nels White returned shortly after
noon today, having made a careful
search Of the bottoms, and travelled
nearly as far as Winona, without getting
any trace of him. They watched along
the river two nights, and made a faithful
search, but they do not believe now that
he has been in that locality.
Makes a Change
Word has been received in the city
that Rev. G. A. Chambers has accepted
aicall to the Episcopal church at Pierre,
S. D., and will return to this city in
about ten days to pack his belongings
here, preparatory to removing to his
new field of labor. Although MI.
Chambers work here has always been
pleasant, he is induced to make the
change because of the health of his wife's
mother, who is a confirmed Invalid, and
unable to leave her home near Pierre,
and Mr.. Chambers desires to be as zeal
her home as possible in his work. The
parish at Pierre is one of the finest in the
state, with a handsome church, a COM
Portable rectory, and a good congrega-
ton. Mr.. Chambers congregation and
friends here will regret to learn of the
change, but will extend to him the sim
cerest of good wishes for the same sue
cess in his new field of labor which has
characterized his efforts here.
Half Rates to Mandan.
The Morton county fair to be held at
Mandan, October 1, 2 and 8, promises to
be an event of unusual interest all over
North Dakota, because of the fact that
is is the first fair ever held west Of the
Missouri river in this state. The rail-
roads are literally inclined and rates
have been made as will place the fair
privileges within the reach of almost all
who care for them. To those who want
to learn and hear about a perfect section
of country for diversified farming this
will be a great educational medium.
The managers nave secured many
unique and instructive features in addl-
ton to some frst-class horse and bicycle
racing. Write G. l.. Zimmerman, Man
dan, for a copy Of the premium list.
Don't buy your Irvine until you see
Nicholson, and examine his Buckeye
Standard and Manila Irvine.
Fine Dogs.
Walter Parkins brought up from st
Paul with him today two of the finest
dogs ever seen in the country. They
are of the Great Dane species, blue in
color, with massive heads, powerfully
muscled, and the pair will weigh wei
$50 pounds. They are full blooded speci-
mems of the species, and as handsome
pieces of dog flesh as one could wish to
see. The Great Dane is essentially q
watch dog, and they are ven tempered
and good natured when properly handled
and are afectionate and faithful. The
value of the two dogs, as such dogs are
sold, is reckoned at from $500 to $500,
and even then, they are hard to get.
MI. Parkin has presented one of them
to Land Commissioner Winters, who is
somewhat of a dog f%ancier, and the other
he will take with him to Fort; Yates.
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The State Fair at Hanline.
Everyone goes to the state fair Sep
TENDER 8, to IA, and this year it can be
done cheaper than eve before. How?
BY taking the 500 line, whose rates for
the closing day are the lowest yet. Re-