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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

them express pleasure with the
e OF their treatment, and satisfac-
ton with their stay in the Capital city.
The jamestown Alert has a hot cor
respondent at .COurtenay, and among
his news nuggets is the following:
Some of our enterprising citizens have
started preparations for q monster
Fourth Of July celebration. 1t Is pro-
posed to have some national entertain
ers to address the multitudes that are
expected to congregate and a h Of Il
time is anticipated.
A Fargo dispatch says: One of the
most important transactions of this
year was the purchase of the majority
Of the stock of the First National Bank
of the city by State Senator Hanna of
Page. j. III. Gale and ID. H. Houston
and II. +. Chaffee of Armenia. The
stock has been owned by President
Crosby of Racine, Wis. The bank is
the largest in the state. having re-
sources Of Il million dollars. The pur-
chase of the stock by Cass county peo-
pie is a decidedly important move and
means n great deal for the banks fu-
ture. 1t is understood that Senator
Hanna will come to Fargo and as,
sumo the active management of the
institution. President Crosby and
Vive-President Miner will retire.
Chief of Police McHugh had a thrill
ing race through the muddy bottoms
this afternoon after three young boys.
who had stolen a case of bottles from
the refrigerator on the south side of
the track and disposed of them. The
boys We're seen making away with the
bottles. and took to the bottoms. The
chief. who made a reputation for him
self in the sprinting line. took after
them, and after a brisk race succeeded
in bringing the kids to bay. Better
time would have been made but for
the heavy track. The boys were
taken to the office of States Attorney
Allen, and dug up the money they had
received, Of them having his share
in his shoe. The boys were then taken
to their parents. the states attorney.
not desiring to send them to Jail. and
the boys were warned against being
caught engaged in such diversions
again, under penalty of the law.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28
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incidentally laxative and presenting
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every Objectionable quality and sub.
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28
Saturday..

SISttSuUys
Miss Bessie Waggoner returned to-
day from a trip east.
Judge G. a. Pollock came in from
Fargo on the noon train.
Deputy Marshal N. Davis Of Fargo
came in on the noon train.
Attorney S. G. Roberts Of Fargo was
an arrival from the east today.
Congressman Spalding was an az
rival on the noon train from Fargo.
Mrs. Geo. W. Newton is visiting in
the city with Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. New
ton.
Deputy Bank Examiner r. L. Wal
lace returned on today's train from a
trip east.
Mrs. e. G. Patterson has been quite
i'll for a week or so but is reported as
improving today.
Register McGillivray of the land
Office left today from a trip to his
ranch near Dickinson. He expects to
be absent for several days.
A daily mail service will be inaugur-
ated between Steele and Linton and the
postmaster at Steele has been in
structed to advertise for bids.
1t is reported that Captain Moffet,
who has been on detached service in
the department of prisons ut Manila
resumed command of his company
March 20.
Superintendent Halland is preparing
a helpful circular to the school teach
erS of the state. with Il view to fur
on Arbor day.
Warden Boucher returned today
from his trip east with the committee
appointed to look into the matter of
purchases for the Irvine plant at the
state penitentiary.
Miss Sophia Edberg, who began up.
on a term of school at Painted Woods
several weeks ago, has been taken
seriously i'll with brain fever and is in
a critical condition.
Members of the Fin de Steele clul
please take notice that sessions will
hereafter be held in the afternoon on
account Of curfew ordinance. By
order of president.
The traces Of the snow storm of the
first Of the week have disappeared an(
the soil is in excellent shape for spring
work. The melting 10Y will alst
start the grass, which is sorely needed
on the ranges.
Judge Winchester has completed thu
term Of court at Mandan. There wa!
only one criminal case tried. that of
German for incest. The defendan
was found guilty and sentenced to fv'
years in the penitentiary.
The barn OF Charles Huffer, VIII
lives east of Mckenzie. was caught il
the prairie fire last Monday, and de
strOyed. with Il number of bushels o
rye. wheat and oats. The total los
is about $500. The fire came nea
burning his house also.
]. Wander Las. land agent Of tn
Northern Pacific road, will be in til
city on Tuesday next with a supply Q
Austrian bronze grass. which he pro
poses to distribute among the farmer
of the county who desire to experiment
with the grass. Those who desire
should be on hand to see him.
The term Of court that was to hay
begun at Medora on April "a has bee
postponed until May % by Judge VIII
chester, owing to the fact that the wi
ness in the Trusty murder case whic
is to be tried, find it difficult to mall
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

Senator Quay has been acquitted Of
the charge Of conspiracy to mulct the
state Of it's funds, and Immediately
after the acquittal the governor an
nounced the appointment of Quay to
succeed himself as senator from the
keystone state-so the lines Of the
Pennsylvania politician are beginning
to be cast in more pleasant places.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

The Minneapolis Journal will make a
change in it's Washington representa-
tive, and w. W. Jermane, Familiarity
known through the state as Jerry j.
will take the place of Van Antwerp.
Jermane has been political correspon-
dent for the Journal through the north
west and will now enter the widest
field for American newspapermen-at
the national capitol.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

The jamestown Alert publishes some
good material for MISUNDERSTANDING
them the advantages Of locating in the
central and western portion Of the state
1.-The thousands Of acres of free land
for homesteading-and the unequaled
advantages for the poor man who is
thrifty and willing to work.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

There is objection raised to the pas
sage Of a curfew ordinance in Fargo.
Some of the DIRECTORS claim an ordin-
ance is needed for children between
25 and 30. Even so. And judging
from some Of the reports that drift out
of the Gateway city occasionally there
might also be an ordinance for some of
the gay old boys and girls nearly
reaching their second childhood.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

Governor Lind of Minnesota has re-
ceived a cablegram from the officers
OF the Thirteenth Minnesota regiment
at Manila that ''the regiment must be
ordered home and mustered out of the
service at once" We fear that like
Alexander, the Thirteenth Minnesota,
having conquered everything at Man
LA, is suffering because there are no
more worlds to overcome, and that
this condition is raising hob with the
gallant Thirteenth.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

No doubt proper arrangements will
be made for a fitting reception to the
North Dakota soldiers on their return
from Manila. It appears pretty def
initely settled now that the boys will
be home toward the latter part of the
summer, and it is not too early to dis
cussi the matter Of their reception.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

The blow will almost drive Editor
futile to drink.
Some Mandan people, living on the
river flats Of that city, who have been
once again run out by high water, are
said to want to lynch the man who
originally plated such a site for a.
town.-Grand Forks Herald.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

Newspapers through the state ac-
knowledge the receipt Of the legislative
manual, whose general form and infor-
nation on general matters appears to
please all recipients.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

Judge Pollock has decided the in
junction case brought by residents Of
the city Of Hillsboro to prevent that
portion Of the school district lying out
side the city to withdraw from the city
II organize a separate district. I'm
der the law passed at the last session.
this is permitted, and the city OF
Hillsboro, under this withdrawal,
would have to assume a debt of some
$4,000 recently borrowed for the cree
ton of a school house. Judge Pollock
decided that the law was constitutional
and that the withdrawal must be al
lowed. The case will come to the SUI
preme court.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28
Tuesday,.

Attorneys J.. w. Tilley and G.. L..
Bradley Of Fargo I in the city look
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28
turning from attendance at conference
at Bismarck. Mayor Patterson a
also among the passengers.

turning from attendance at conference
at Bismarck. Mayor Patterson was
also among the passengers.
The %penitentiary brick yards will be
started for the Isl in q few days.
There will be q good demand for brick
this year, and the institution will need
a good many thousand for the Irvine
plant building.
Miss Hattie Bly, returned to day from
Jamestown, where she has been for
some time. seriously i'll as a result of
a surgical operation. The many
friends of Miss Bly, in the city will be
pleased at her recovery, since consid-
cradle apprehension was felt ut one
time among her friends.
The Northern Pacific has brought in
three carloads-135 Italians-from Chi
cago, who will be put to work on this
division of the road. The men are
paid $1.40 a day by the road and feed
themselves. The road also gives
them transportation to and from st.
Paul. The Italians are from Chicago.
The regular monthly 10 cent social
of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
will be held on Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. w. B. Watson at 2::3O o'clock.
All ladies of the city are cordially in
vited to attend. A literary and mus
ical program has been prepared.
Light refreshments will also be served.
Col. A. P. Peake of Valley City was
in the city last night, on his return
from Lehigh. where he is interested
III some coal mines. The colonel is
doing a thriving real estate business at
Valley City, recently buying 1900
acres of land. and selling a small tract
for a large increase over the purchase
price.
Chief of Police McHugh: Owners
of stock should take note that after
May 1, all stock found running at large
in the city will be promptly impounded
and held for charges. The ordinance
will be strictly enforced in the CITY.
Attention is also called to the ordin-
ance forbidding bicyclists to ride on
walks and pavements. 1t must he OBJ
served. under the penalty imposed by
the ordinance.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

OF all the northwestern states, North
Dakota is this year receiving the great
est proportionate influx of settlers.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

District court convenes in Wash
burn a week from today. The prin'
cipal matter Of interest is the trial OF
the Warner murder case, Warner being
under arrest for shooting Fred vii
liams, and now in Jail here awaiting
his trial.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

FORMER register, E. A. Lamb, Of the
land Office, has opened up his office
in Washburn and is doing q thriving
business. over 200 inquiries have al
ready been received. by the firm Of
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with the manufacturers of Dr. David
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and dang -.1us fleets produced on the sys-
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By rehlng investigation it was
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AttantIc-
Feb y.
CHEER

AtIantc.
The harbor is stig ice bound. The
boats can only land on the ice, which is
fifteen inches thick.
Llewellyn Joyce has his large sloop,
which he has been building this winter,
nearly ready to be launched.
Steamer "NinsIhaven" has taken the
place OF the Gov. BodwelI', which was
disabled at his place last week.
Miss Myra Wilson, OF Mckinley, who
has been teaching Atlantic school the
last year, lett for her home sunday.
Almost everybody is busy now cutting
wood. Choppiag matches, which were
once 50 common here, seem to have gone
out Of fashion.
Mss Lowell and pupils in the grammar
school gave an exhibition Saturday even
ing to quite a large audience. Proceeds
FOR the grammar school library.
Feb. y T.
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THE A. LOAN hos subscribeTs at foo
q the ~. l"st-o6sees in Hancock county;
aU the 9th. papers in the county corn
bined 40 pni reach so many. THE AMER
nAS is nor the only paper printed in
Hancock coasnty, AID has nereT claimed to
be, bu' Ii u he only paper that can prop
sriy b. eoa~d q COUNTY paper; all the
resi- are mercy local papers. The circutd-
tor o. aHERICAS, barring the Bar
Rartof a-a 3 GUNNER iist, IS large
thai tAaf al The other papers printed
81 Face. -rzsatu.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Teses see other pages.
West Franklin.
The grip still finds victims.

In 4,,as r;c,ir,s
"a ; " - " ''''NA' - ~
Reuben clark and family Will soon
ii'o'e ~ HsSP'
Fred Mckenzie Is al hancock al WORK
for Daniel Mckay.
Miss Helen B. Clark is employed in the
family OF L. q burnhsn, EGYPT
Fred Billings has had light attack Of
grip. that confined him - the heu-e FER Il
few days
" " u yra,,sz,.-tb i. I.ayza.,- a
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BlaehiH f.z-
Bsr,a4 essen returned from Bangor
Tus=eez.
FraHk Szaa.t9n and Rufus chatto are
.he x p lass=t victims.
Fi5rs theI. Of Brooklin, Is visiting
Georgia Tr4acy.
Addison Weber, Of Eat Bluehill. spent
last week Nth Irving Candsge and wife
:, OF Sorrh Btooksyilie,
was here Friday looking for pair Of
oattie.
...a-..5-a -,-yey aud Webster Hodg-
d. 5rrington, are ct Mrs. r.
P season.
Finer Consry left for Portland
Phur-cay. where be viii Join the
scLoonef Matte J. Allies.
Frank Trundy has gone to Ellsworth
Va. 49,. aoEk at MS old trade OF
ear Uni ng for Henry E. DAVIS.
Mrs, william ]. johnson left for New
YORK Feb. =, " here she viii join her bus
band, captain q schooner Herald OF TIE
Morning.
Kate Johnson has been keeping house
FOR Der cunt Mrs. Gancelo Herrlck, of
South Bueh;ll, who has been visiting
RELATIVE u SargentvilIe.
Cyreuus Eouug. Of North BrookIin,
drove 6as-iooking yoke Of cattle by
here lat week. He bought them Ct
George Pet. Of North Bluehnl.
Blanche Billings who, with her cousin,
Charlie Friend, Of this place, visited
frieHa= d E.l=E orth last week, returned
TO her home III sargentville Sunday.
Roy Isp.ey and DR.. Tafbox, veterinary.
u Wet ErooEsville. have been stopping
at Stl3neu Gandages for the last few
days IAsy have purchased g small Aock
of sheep at Granite, but owing to the
ais h y .ads cannot get on after them.
Feo. . W.
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south i:Ia.hdf-
J. /. Cassgg and wifeihaye the grip.
Rose Henderson mar gone to Sargent
vile 70 work.
Avn Friend Is making additions TO
MS ciata factory.
Allen Henderson Is confined to the
mouse Win he grip.
Ms Eva Billings, who is teaching the
sehoel he's, very pleasantly entertained
her pupi.s one evening last week at her
board.ar ace, Mrs. Charles Henderson :.
Mis- Alice Eaton, of Ellsworth, visited
her parents This week.
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surry.
Miss Fannie Alien VIII 90 to Boston
this week to remain several days visiting
relatives.
a. ". King, of Ellsworth, was in surry
Thursday, attending to business con-
neeted With the Watson Ellington
estate.
The :. OF V. band. Of Blnehill, presented
the drama entitled "Grawfor Claim; or
Nugget Nell" at the town hall Fridsy
night. ana Broken Bonds ON Saturday
night. The hal Was we'll filed and the
crowd vel pleased.
There va, pound party at the Baptist
parsonage Moudss, FEB. 20, and Pastor
Macdouga and LIS wife were made
happy = he friendly greetings OF Isrse
nun Der OF parlshioneT= and frIeuGs. The
evening WIS spent IN social CONVERSATION.
hen the hour arrived that the com
pauy should retire, there were left behind
many substantial tokens Of friendly good
VIII.
capt. v" ,. IreHorgy went to Boston
Monday as alternate, to represent ourry
lodge, No, IS, a. O. L. W, at the Grand
Lodge. Capt. Trenorgy Viii remain in
Boston to make preparation for his yacht
ing cruise the coming season. lie Is to
take command OF the steam yacht Min
dUra', owned by Charles Ii. Merrill, OF
Boston. The "MIndora'' l. a staunch sea-
going craft OF 100 tons, les feet over all;
schooner rugged. The "MIndora" served
as news and despatch boat for the New
York " ord Oh the Cuban coast during
the war With spain.
FEB. p. G.
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BuokSport.
Frank Lincoln, OF Portland. formerly
Of Bucksport, dled Thursday lie was
the son Of L. l.. Lincoln, who was at one
time superintendent Of the Buck-port
and Bangor r. r.
The Bucksport seminary and Bangor
!. ii. G a. debating clubs Will have a
third debate, honors being even between
the clubs on tie two previous meetings.
The third debate viii be in Bucksport
March ID, on the question Resolved,
That special appropriations from the
state treasury to schools and academies
charging tuition are for the benefit of the
State.
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II ss,n,aav
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Frank Dickey, who was cut so severely
a few weeks ago, is quite Ill.
George Stanley has gone in the woods
near Alligator lake for AIFah Hasten.
Miss Eliza Bragdon, Of East brook, who
visited friends here The latter part Of the
week, returned home sunday.
Alden Hsslem moved his crew out Of
tue woods Friday, He was tie last TO
finish the soft wood timber on " r. It
has furnished employment for a ,arga
number Of men and horses for the past
three winters.
Feb. q. Il.
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Family Doctor="You must let the BABY
have one cows milk to drink every day
Very well, II you say SO, Doctor said
the perplexed young neither, but
really don't sec how ne +, going to hold
ii all =
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5',e5ii i-vnuDscor.
Mrs. Nellie Staples has been quite i'll
with the grip but is now improving.
Frank Gray, of North Psnobscot. has
recently moved his family ca the Point,
and now occupies apartments in Otis
Roberts's house
Feb 25. rT4,,.v
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-01

Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks,
and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan's
Ointment never fails. Instant relief, perlna
nent cure. Atany drug store, 50 cents-Adrt
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The event of the week hss teen the
Sunday school convention at Deer Isle, a
report Of which Is given eisew here.
quite number from here attended, and
were very much pleased with the exer-
ci-e>.
On Sunday the Sunday school here, a. a
token Of appreciation and regard. pre-
-ented the uperintenteut, Mrs. L. NJ.
Robbins, With a copy of the Life of
Frances Z. Willard. Mrs Viola Barbour
made very neat little speech in present
ing Il, and Mrs. Robbins, to whom ii
came an utter surprise. expressed her
thanks and appreciation OF the gift with
much feeling.
Mrs. '. Goss spent the time from satur-
day 10 Monday with friends mere. STE
attended church aud Was delighted with
the winter decorations, which have not
been removed yet.
Min-l0~ Haskell Vas on the route OF
the telephone line Friday, "toniug up"
the instruments. II l. expected that
another line viii be put in next season, as
those now in use are rather crowded
Town meeting begins to be talked Of.
Fe1. u. Eco.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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HUH. Cove.
Master Howard Hamor has been quite
i'll with the grip.
Capt a H Leland and wife are spend
ing a week in Boston.
Miss Nan shea, OF Bar Harbor, is visit
ing her sister in law, Mrs. Charles Shea.
Mrs Lena Hamor very pleasantly en-
tertained the rehearsal choir Saturday
evening
Clam digrers have beeu obliged to sus-
pend work on account Of the ON ,an e
tides this week
Mrs Narv H.ucslev had a sale q. cake
aaa ca4ee Friday egeazng. The proceeds
were for the organ.
E T. Hamos gave sleigh ride to Lake
weed Ia. Tuesday night. Mr. Hamor
served his guests with steamed clans be
fore returning home.
Nathan. the little son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jordan was taken to the Bar Har-
Dor hospital for treatment Saturday, hav-
ing hereditary hip disease Ii is hoped he
viii be benfited.
Feb y H.B
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On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs viii be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind al work This has
been the experience OF others; it
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. p cts.