Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-09-01

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trouble and to the citizens for their
liberal patronage.
Certificates of Observation-Disclosures
sary for pupils to enter school-for
sale at Tribune Office.
General and Mrs. Hughes are pack
ing up and Mrs. Hughes expects to re-
turn to st. Paul tonight.
Il. \. Williams and his two eldest
daughters left Saturday night for Free
port, where his. daughters re-enter
school.
George Johnson, an express messen-
ger on the n. p, was killed in a wreck
on the Winnipeg branch. He was
recently married.
General Hughes received word this
morning that Franks condition had
improved and the boys would leave
for home this afternoon.
Commissioner Thomas came in on
the noon train from Benson county.
where he has been experimenting
harvesting operations on his farm.
A number of congratulatory tele-
grams We're sent from the city today
to companies and soldiers of the North
Dakota regiment on their safe return
to Frisco.
State Auditor Carlblom came in from
the east yesterday. He reports
threshing in progress in Sargent coun-
~ and IN average yield Of fifteen to
twenty bushels an acre.
There was a scarcity of water in
town this morning. The main pine
bllrst out on Ninth street at the end
OF the large main, and the water was
shut off until the break was repaired.
MI. and Mrs. W. 2. Wagner came in
from Sterling today, and are guests
IN the city, and Mr.. Wagner remem-
bered the Tribune with a number of
old papers to help complete lost files
which are appreciated.
Fargo Forum: Hon. W. T. Perkins
spent yesterday in Fargo with his
many friends. He is Just back from
the klondike, and is on his way to
Iowa to see his wife. He reports
that Judge Guptill has a fine position
III a lawyers office i'll Dawson, and
will probably remain there.
A telegram from st. Paul today
states that the operation for appen,
dicitis was performed On Walter Skel-
ton, clerk of the court, by Dr.. Rogers
this morning. and that it was very
successful. Walter went down to st.
Pau Saturday night, and news of
the success OF the operation will be
gladly received by many friends.
The epidemic of bloodpoisoning that
has prevailed in the city seems gen
eral through the state. City Engineer
Crabbe of Fargo ran a rusty nail into
his hand, and in a few hours the hand
was swollen to twice it's natural size
and he was nearly crazed with pain.
Doctors split the hand along it's length
before being able to relieve his suffer-
ing.
The train did not stop at the water
pipe today-the water was off-and
Lieutenant Governor Devine and
treasurer Driscoll were aboard and
thought it would make two stops as
usual. When it pulled out they were
still on board, and as it rounded the
curve for the river-Devine iumped
put Driscoll newfoundland went on
over to Mandan.
Albert Anderson, a young man
working on a threshing machine near
Jamestown, slipped and one leg was
drawn into the machinery, being
ground to pulp almost to the hip. He
was taken to jamestown and the leg
amputated. A similar accident ham
pened on a thresher south of this city
several years ago.
The N. p. has made changes in ex-
press runs, to go into effect the list,
Which divide the line into three divi-
sions instead of two as at present.
This will make the run out of st.
Paul to Miles City instead of to Hell
II An extra messenger will be nut
on this run and the. force Increased
to u messengers and - helpers in
stead of II messengers and ID helpers
as before.
A Boston syndicate has control Of
the abbatoirs at Medora and it is pos
sible they will start their horse can
ming factory this fall. 1t is said they
have the refusal Of 10000 head of cay
uses, ponies and other cheap stock in
Montana and Washington, and may
start up the plant, placing the best of
the horses on the eastern market and