Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-09-16

Il N.... ROYAL 0AkN0 CWUC co., NEW VOWHs . -E
impressed with the abundance and ex-
%cellence of the deposit.
Assistant Attorney General Philbrick
returned yesterday from a trip to st.
Paul, where he took in the fair for
several days.
Col. Little wa accompanied on his
return to the city by Mrs. Little and
the children, who have been visiting in
New Hampshire.
Auditor Foley of Billings county was
in the city yesterday and drove out to
tho McGillis place with d. j. McGillis,
to look ut a band of cattle with a view
to purchase.
Judge Winchester has adjourned the
Stark county term of court from Sept.
13 to October 10. States Attorney Simp-
son will probably be home by the time
to which the term was adjourned.
DIR Treacy has returned from Pembina
were he inspected seventy head Of thor
oughbred cattle purchased by Senator
McGillivray for his Stark county ranch.
The animals were tested for tubercu-
losis and passed all right.
Frank Campanau was brought in to
the hospital yesterday suffering from
the effects Of a pitchfork stab in the
knee. He was upon a load and in pas
sing up something from below on a fork,
a helper jabbed the fork into his knee.
Miss Lulu Kupitz returned yesterday
from st. Paul, accompanied by Mrs.
Kupitz. The young lady is still weak
from the effects of the operation under
gone in st. Paul, but is improving snd
will eventually find complete restor-
alton to health.
Sergeant Hugh Scott writes some very
interesting letters home from Manila.
His health is excellent and he appears to
have enjoyed his military experience.
His last letter was written just as the
North Dakota boys had been ordered to
the attack on the city, the details of
which have been read in the. press dis
patches.
Judge Bartholomew and Clerk r. D.
Hoskins went down to Fargo last night
and will open the special term of the
supreme court at that place today. The
business of the term will be the examin-
alton of candidates for admission to the
bar and the hearing of some cases in
which %re-hearings have been granted and
it is expected the term will close tomor-
row..
DR.. F. r. Smyth returned to the city
yesterday morning accompanied by his
wife, formerly Miss Clayton, and known
in the city as an accomplished and ad-
mirable lady. The couple have gone to
housekeeping in the residence just
south of the Blewett home, and the
doctor is receiving the congratulations
of his friends in the city.
The stockshipments over the North
ern Pacific arc heavier than they have
been. for some years and than they will
be for some years in the future. One of
the bonanza outfits that is CLOSING out it's
stock on the western ranges has shipped
about 1000 head alone. Seoeral other
big cattle owners have made large ship
ments to close out. Stock extras pass
through the city in large numbers.
Mrs. w. P. Wagner was brought in
from Sterling this morning suffering
from a broken leg. This accident hap
pened at their house at Sterling, Mrs.
Wagner falling down stairs and break
ing both bones of the leg between the
knee and'ankle. The sufferer is between
80 and 60 years of age and the accident
a quite serious one because of her years.
Mr.. Wagner, her husband, suffered some
bad cuts in a runaway several weeks
ago; and the two have been unfortunate.
Judge Bowen and his surveying party
returned yesterday from their surveying
trip. through the northwestern part OF
the state. The land surveyed was six:
teen townships On the west side of the
Missouri river, north Of the railroad and
theswork has lasted over four months,the
party having left here on May 4. In
that time, about a thousand miles Of line
have been surveyed, in the subdivision
Of the townships. The weather most 81
lifetime was favorable, although som
extremely cold weather was experienced
at unexpected times, and on July 20
therA.was ice on water about camp.
Tuesday,.
Secretary Falley. Dame inth:s morning
from Wahpeton.
Mrs. Mary Grambs came in this morn
ing from the east.
The Mandan fair is getting liberal ad
vertising through the state and the at
tendance this year FRO to be large,