Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-06

The teachers institute of Burleigh
county has been set by Superintendent
Bates for October IA.
Henry Page Of jamestown is the
latest arrival at the penitentiary, where
he will pass a year for forgery.
George Knoop, Jr, son of County
Treasurer Knoop of Mercer county, was
accidentally shot and killed lear Stanton
Monday.
( Mrs. j.. A. Barnes and children re-
turned this morning from a visit with
| friends and relatives MINNESOTA, and
Jerry is happy.
Joseph Hare has received notice of
the annual reunion Of his old regiment,
the Sixth Minnesota infantry, which
will be held at Minneapolis on Septem-
Der 9.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. F. G.
Holley tomorrow, Thursday, at 2::30 a..
Work will be provided, and all members
are requested to attend.
The eclipse of the moon passed off last
night according to program and on
schedule time. The night was clear,
and the phenomenon visible from first to
last, and it was altogether a striking one.
An action sale will be held by the
ladies of the Swedish Lutheran sewing
society in their church, Friday evening
September 6. Valuable articles of fancy
work will be sold. All are cordially in
vlted to be present.
The "Pay Train company came in
this morning, and their special car was
side tracked at the depot. The company
is a good one, and they give a highly in.
teresting performance, Astounding in
thrilling climaxes and scenic effects.
Several copies of che premium list for
the Jamestown fair, have been received
in the city. The total premiums offered
are $4,000, and the list is a neat little
pamphlet, which sets forth these, as we'll
as much interesting information concern
the fair,
Teachers institute will be held in Stark
and Morton counties next week. Prof.
}. E. Mccartney Of Valley City will cor
duct the institute at Mandan, and Prof.
J. G. Hood the one at Dickinson. Ad-
dresses will be made before the teachers
by ]. Fl. Worst and J. NJ. Devlne.
The royal Danish commission to the
worlds fair has sent a request to the
governor to secure for them the cuts
used in the little brochure gotten out by
the North Dakota committee, to be used
in making their report to their govern
ment.
Lanlord Patterson of the Sheridan
house has signed the lease of the place
for two more years and will continue to
operate it in first class style as usual.
Preparations are being made now to
move the steam plant directly under the
house, and in this way the building can
be heated much more satisfactorily and
economically this winter than before.
). E. McIntire, yardmaster of the
Colorado penitentiary, secured requisi
ton papers yesterday for George Ashley,
the escaped convict, recently appre-
hended by Chief Dewey of jamestown.
Ashley is the fellow who again escaped
from Jail last week and was recaptured.
Mr.. McIntire returned to jamestown
last night and will return with his
prisoner. Chief Dewey will get 500 for
the arrest.
Crops in the northern part of Burleigh
and in Mclean county are reported good.
Joseph Hare who has Travelled through
the region in the past few days says the
avearge yield of wheat, he thinks, will
be close to 25 bushels to the acre, some,
fields yielding 20 and others as high as
IS bushels to the acre. Threshing is
just nov under way in that region.
The "Pay Train is a railroad play
in fact the one typical successful rail.
road play of the present dramatic age.
It is full of interest and will be elabo-