Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-26

the state. 1t will be Of a practical
nature, and will contain communications
from different county superintendent rs
to the best methods Of planting and car.
ing for trees, suggestions for exercises,
and other matter of an interesting and
instructive nature.
Professor Hall and the other members
of the orchestra have returned to their
homes. Bismarck is indebted to these
musicians for some excellent music in
the past few weeks, aud hopes some time
to have them all here again, and be re.
called once more with their musical per-
foruances. ...
The Fort Yates boys want to come up
and play ball with the local nine on
Decoration day, and q letter from Ser
geant Manley was received Sunday, as
to what arrangements could be made
for q game. The Bismarck boys are
always accommodating when it comes to
ball playing, and the game will doubt
less b. arranged.
A special telegram from Great Falls,
Mont, says: Captain F. L. Stacy
walked into a Great Falls saloon last
Tuesday advanced toward the bar, threw
up his hands, fell in al epileptic fit and
died in a few minutes. He was one of
the Oldest residents of Great Falls. He
came here from Bismarck, N. D."
The creditors of the Steamer Castalia
have applied to the United States court
for relief, and the boat has been taken in
charge by officers of the court. The pro.
ceedings are similar to attachment pro-
ceedings in a state court, and the owners
have thirty days to settle up this matter,
or the vessel will be sold to satisfy the
claims, which amount to about $1,000.
Major Gooding, of Fort Lincoln, re-
ports that two horses swan the river,
from the sandbar opposite the post, on
the 18th inst. It being a cut bank on
that side, he had to dig a pathway to the
water, and succeeded in getting them
out in good order. The horses are
branded III F." and if anyone is short
two horses, he will find them at Lincoln.
AT the meeting of the executive coun-
Gil of the State Flremen's Association,
held in Fargo, it was decided to hold the
next annual fremen's tournament in
Fargo on June II, II and -. A number
of proposals for the tournament were
submitted by different cities in the state,
but none we're favorably considered by
them, because Of the superior railroad
facilities and hotel accommodations of
Fargo.
The w. G. T. U. organization Of the
country has adopted a unique means to
get funds to help pay for their magnif.
cent temple in Chicago. They send out
to each town a number of what are
called "temple Wheels" being a circular
bit of cardboard, with spaces for twelve
dimes, which are pasted in and returned
by mail. Several of the wheels have
been filled up with contributions, and
sent in from this CITY.
General VIM. A. Bentley is not to de-
liver the address on Memorial day at
jamestown after all. Grand Forks had
a previous claim. He delivered the ad-
dress at jamestown, three or four years
ago and they were anxious for him to be
with them again. 1t seems his services are
in good demand, as he docs deliver the
anniversary address to the Odd Fellows
of Jamestown on the 26th, having per-
formed a like service there several years
ago. DR.. Bentley's addresses are out of
the general run of old ruts, and give
ample food for thought.
Patrick Tierney, alias Mike Turner,
the alleged burglarer of Kirk & Aliens
hardware store in jamestown, and who
was captured here by Chief McGillis,
was arraigned inpamestown Wednesday
morning before the police magistrate.
He waived examination and was bound
over to the district court in $500 bonds.
Failing to secure this he was committed
to the county Jail. When asked where
he came from he replied Cali over" and
when the judge wanted to know where
he was going, received the nonchalant
answer, "To jail" He said his folks
lived in Wisconsin.
The closing down of the local mills
was a complete Surprise to everyone, and
throws a number OF persons temporarily
out of employment. The buildings and
contents are in the hands of the sheriff,
and all milling operations have been
suspended. The expectation is however,
that the temporary trouble will be set
tied ere long, and work resumed. If the
lock up should last long, however, local
merchants will have to ship in -four, az
the supply with local merchants is not
very heavy. There is an abundance OF