Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-07-21
Friday.

Elliott Barnes returned today from a
trip east.
F. n. Stevens returned today from a
trip to New Rockford.
DR.. Wendt of Kuhn has disappeared,
leaving a wife and two children.
Haying has begun on the bottoms
south of the city. The crop will be a
fair one.
Sheriff Collins of Grand Forks is in
the city with two prisoners for the peni.
Tertiary.
Die Yacht am Missouri, the new Ger
man newspaper at Mandan, has made it's
initial appearance.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson in
spected the crops of the state-at fifty
miles an hour on the n. P.
DR.. Smyth returned today from a trip
to Fargo, where he has been on business
connected with the state medical board.
The Northern Pacific gives a rate of
one fare for the round trip for those who
attend the stock growers meeting at
Fargo.
f. G. Grambs withdrew his bid for the
iron workon the Irvine plant. He was the
successful bidder, but made a mistake
in his bid.
The drive to the site of the new mill
tary post is becoming a popular one
and every visitor is impressed with the
beauty of the site.
The enforcement league made a raid
at Grand Forks, and discovered four
gambling houses. a lot of paraphernalia
and arrested six men.
Twelve recruits have been so far Sc
cured from North Dakota for service in
the Philippines. The men have been
sent to San Francisco.
4 prisoner named Rand. formerly
postmaster at Rand, Stark county, has
been released from the pen. He was
sent up for four years ago.
The appointment of Miss Hilda Sat
terlund as a clerk in the surveyor gen
erals Office has been confirmed, and she
is now a permanent employe of The office.
Fifteen of the nineteen who took the
state medical examination at Grand
Forks were successful IN passing. Among
the number was DR.. Quain of this city.
Sheriff Wagness of Ramsey county
brought in a prisoner for the pen to-
day, William Carter, a circus follower
sentenced to a year and eight months
for theft.
DR.. and Mrs. DePuy of jamestown
entertained several members of the
Wakefield Opera company after the
show, Mr.. Taylor, the tenor of the COM
pany, wa a schoolmate of DR.. DePuy.
The band gave an open air concert last
night and rendered some very good
selections. Among them was a baritone
solo, "Fascination" of Farmhouse, which
was very c%reditably rendered by Mr.. Ben
Belk.
Adjutant General Corbin says the
North Dakota boys have not started
home. There has been such a violent
storm at Manila that no transports could
be loaded and no ships have been able to
leave the harbor.
Bishop Edsall came in from the east
today and will hold confirmation services
at the church tonight. The bishop will
also meet with the church committee
duu ulSCuSS SOue udtLcfS VI DuSlueSS
regarding the local church.
One Of the workmen on the new Wash
burn grade was in the city yesterday
with a split nose. He vas driving a
wheel scraper, and the handle flew up
and struck him on the nose, splitting the
feshy part of it as neatly as though cut
with a knife. DR.. Ballard sewed up the
injured proboscis.
With regard to the application for the
pardon of William Lowe, recently denied
by Governor Fancher, a Mayville CORE.
spondent of the Fargo Forum states that
there is general and bitter opposition to
any such thing as q pardon for Lowe.
The history of the crime and a summary
of the evidence is given in the communi.
cation.
Minneapolis Journal: Taylor Crum,
the ex-North Dakota lawyer, has again
been refused admission to the bar of this
state. He was refused some time ago by
the examining board, after which he
| made a%nnlicatiOn to the sunrema court.