Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
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Col. j. W. Foley is down from Medora
today.
VIM. Keller is out on bail, having
given bonds of $500 in each of three
cases against him. His case will be
heard Saturday.
A case of scarlet fever is reported from
the residence of Ed. Smith on Sixth
street. The house has been properly
quarantined to guard against infection.
At the Quinlan farm, $3.50 bushels of
oats were threshed in nine bours, by a
crew under the supervision of j. T. Nc
Donald.
Ola soldiers are beginning to discuss
the G. A. R encampment at Louisville
next month, and several will probably go
from this city.
Gl1neburg & Lovin have finished q
new %eighty-four foot bridge at Dry
Point, which is a considerable improve
ment for travellers up that way.
Col. VIM. Ray, postmaster and one of
the leading business men at Dickinson,
was returning home today from Chicago,
where he has been with a shipment of
cattle.
The engineers on passenger trains
Nos. l and 2 will hereafter run through
from Mandan to Fargo, the change be-
ing rendered necessary by the scarcity
of engines.
The apportionment of the state tuition
fund, August 10, was S59,5S4.94 or S1.O9
per capita. The school population of
the state is 53,766. Burleigh county,
with 1855 pupils of school age, gets
s1,378.S5.
A baby boy has arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tatley. Mother and
child are doing we'll, and Henry is feel.
ing pretty we'll himself-with a new
baby, and his arm, which was broken
some time ago. nearly in shape again.
The two missing convicts, Watkins
and Smith are reported to have been
seen at a ranch about fifty miles south
west of Dickinson, where they stole a re-
volver and moved IN. They were horse
back, and have probably struck in to-
ward Montana.
Fargo Argus: The Bismarck TRIBUNE
is printing the code, it is said, in fine
style. The Argus, having heretofore
had something to say about the code,
now that it is all over, desires to con-
graduate the state on the prospect of
speedily receiving some neatly printed
work.
Miss Hannah Griffin will leave tomor-
row for Hunters Hot Springs, Mont,
where she goes for medical treatment,
and to avail herself of the benefit Of the
springs for rheumatism, with which she
has been sorely afflicted for some time.
Her many friends trust she may find i'm
provement and ultimate recovery at the
springs.
NOAOAo olOOh0 10 JUN Ill oCs L du1
from his trip of inspection. He reports
the troops we'll equipped, and in military
trim in every respect, and the showing
they made in the inspection of field and
campaign maneuvers showed that they
would do excellent SERVICES in case they
we're called out at a moments notice for
actual work.
The Headquarters of the North Dako-
ia Milling association will be transferred
from Grand Forks to Mandan the latter
part of the week. This is done partially
to accommodate Receiver Lyon, whose
private business requires his attention.,
and also to reduce the expenses and
Office force. The office force at Mandan
will be Messrs. L. B. Gibbs, G. M. Pierce,
G. Pond and John Thompson.
George WEIGH is up from Glencoe to-
day and reports harvesting about fin
ished. Threshing will begin next week,
and a yield of from fifteen to twenty-five
bushels is expected. Some wheat on
Woodruf'e place at Apple Greek was
threshed yesterday, and went twenty
one and one-half bushels to the acre,
oats averaging t~hirty-ive bushels.
Several of the sportsmen made fairly
good bags Of game yesterday, but not so
heavy as in previous years. Henry
Richholt, R. H. Baldwin and Thos.
O'Shaughnessy lead the list with fifty
seven birds, while P. G. Remington and
Wallace Remington bagged thirty-fve,
which score wasted by Ed. Patterson
and Larry Knevels. The birds are not
SO plentiful as last year.
A decision has been rendered by the
United States circuit court Of appeals in
favor of P. r. Smith, in the suit against
the Northern Pacific railroad company,
for possession of property On the right
Of way in this city. A judgment in the
case was rendered by Judge Thomas
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