Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-09-15

able to pick the captain out yet from
among the number.
II. U. Thomas has bought the
Brunsman horse and phaeton.
The Buffalo Bill show had $4,000
| paid admissions at Fargo.
DR.. Ross of Fort Yates has been
ordered to Fort Apache, Arizona.
Mrs. John Satterlund and Hilda
| went down to st. Paul Saturday night.
Hon. Wesley Baker and Pete Shier
were up from Emmons county yes
terday.
Geo. Gussner returned today from
| Chicago where he sold a carload Of
| fat cattle.
Engineer Keller, who was struck
by an engine at Dawson, Is improving
at jamestown.
Miss Norma Fowler left Saturday
| night for Minneapolis where she will
| attend school.
Major Robertson went out to Dick
making plant there.
J.. A. Ballard, who has been visiting
his brother, DR.. Ballard, returned to
| st. Paul Saturday night.
John White has finished haying for
| the season, and has put up about 1900
parties.
X. n. Stevens, NJ. Nj. Cook and Tom
| Harris returned from a hunting trip
last night with about as many ducks
as the law allows.
The engine and boiler room and
! building for the Irvine plant at the pen
are nearly copleted. The brick work
| is done and the roof nearly finished.
Farmers in the James River valley
report growing corn for fodder as
good for land as summer fallow, be-
sides giving Il needed crop for stock.
Following Governor Fancher's
recommendation, the president has ap-
pointed Captain Cogswell of Company
D.. Devils Lake, to be captain of n
of the companies in a new volunteer
regiment.
Clerk Hoskins is preparing the cal
endar for the term of supreme court
at Grand Forks, beginning September
10. The second sectio nof the term
will be held 1t Bismarck beginning
Oct. ). This is the first term at
Grand Forks under the new law.
Will Fogerstrom, who has been
working in Il foundry at Butte, re-
turned on the delayed train this morn
ing. He met with an accident not
long ago., falling and breaking his
collar bone, and f%racturing one leg
in several places. He is still walking
on crutches.
Joseph Hare's hardware store was
entered by thieves Saturday night or
Sunday morning and goods stolen to
the value Of $3.50. The robbers en-
tered through the grating in the side
walk and made their way into the
| store from the basement. The goods
taken consisted of knives, revolvers
and razors.
Senator McCumber is home from
San Francisco. He travelled by
| steamer from San Francisco to Seattle
and enjoyed the three days voyage
very much. The soldier boys are
looking very good, and he states that
A>OANA n AAAS "SIA VIC U1OuO I'll
her soldiers and the records they made
while in the service of their country.
Fargo Forum: 1t is with no little
degree Of satisfaction that the Forum
is permitted to chronicle the fact that
September 4 Gen. Alexander Hughes
declares Fargo to be his home and
from now IN he is of us and for us.
The generals family went from Bis
marck to Minneapolis for the winter,
being unable to find a house in Fargo,
but in the spring he expects to build
a house-just to suit. Gen. Hughes
has been a citizen of Dakota for over
thirty years and feels acclimated.
Steele Ozone: Mr.. D. H. Clark of
1ronton, O., died last week. MI. and
Mrs. A. G. Clark did not get beyond
Chicago, the former having been
placed in a hospital there, and in the
care of a specialist, and Mrs. Clark
remaining with him . Fred C. Bark
man, a former resident of Steele, and
a partner. in business at one time,
called to see the Clarks, but "a. G."
was not able to recognize his former
associate, although, Notwithstanding
his fearful midnight leap from a fly