Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-09-22

came up to see his farm in Syensrud,
and after viewing the grain stacks
thereon said he felt $500 richer than
when he started out from Bismarck.
Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Kupitz returned from the
Twin cities Sunday.
General Hughes came in from st,
Paul on the noon train today.
Mrs. Il. c. Holley came in from the
east on the noon train today.
Mrs. w. G. Tubbs came up from
Fargo on the noon train today.
Mrs. Mcdaniel, Of Kansas. is visit
ing with Mrs. Frank Moorhouse.
Hon. Ii. U. Thomas returned from
Benson county on the noon train.
Henry Tatley Went down to st. Paul
last night with a carload of cattle.
]. j. Jackman came in from the
ranch today and is visiting in the city.
Hon. Geo. w. Harrison. commits
noon train today.
Mrs. John Satterlund and daughter
Hilda returned from the Twin cities
on the moor train.
The North Dakota boys will he mus
tered out of the service at San Fran
cisco next Monday.
Governor Fancher is expected soon
to return from Indiana. and will be in
the state when the soldiers return.
Col. and Mrs. w. II. Robinson of
Mayville came in from the east on the
neon train today. They are enroute
to Standing Rock.
1t is stated that President Mellen
may be elected president of the New
York. New Haven and Hudson River
railroad, of which he was formerly
vice president.
Several new settlers have been To-
Gated on land along the slope in the
past day or so by j. D. Wakeman,
who is guiding parties through the
country for the Washburn lands. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Williams and daughter.
Miss Edna Williams, and James Lam
bert of Coon Rapids, Iowa. are among
those to make filings at the local land
office.
Charles Erickson and r. r. TAYLOR.
two Northern Pacific brakeman, have
been arrested at Fargo on a charge of
murder. They We're brakemen on
the train from which a West Superior
man was thrown, after being robbed,
and received injuries from which he
died. The two men are said to an
swer the description given Of the men
who committed the robbery.
Grand Forks Plaindealer: Mr.. R.
d. Hoskins, clerk of the supreme court.
arrived last evening from Bismarck,
and today is busy arranging his office
at the court house. He has been
given the county commissioners office
and will have his papers and other
material ready for business by this
evening. The session of the supreme
court will open tomorrow and be an
event of interest to many in this Sec
ton of the country. The clerk states
that the calendar is an exceedingly
large one, having something like forty
cases upon it. How long the session
will last is a matter of conjecture.
A special from San Francisco saws:
The officers of the North Dakota
regiment have finished the work on
the muster-out rolls and are counting
the days that must elapse before they
receive their discharges. One week
from today they will be mustered out
and on the following day will start for
their homes. There will be no
stories, either in criticism or otherwise.
OF the administration emanating from
TINS regiment when it is mustered out
OF the service. Every one has deter
mined to maintain a policy of silence.
There has been no scandal connected
with this regiment, and there will he
none
Parties up from the Standing Rock
reservation report that there is consid-
cradle CHAMBERS among the horses and
ponies belonging to the Sioux Indians.
Inspector mixer, of the United States
corps Of inspectors, has been looking
into II matter, and microscopic exam
nation in various parts of the reser-
walton have demonstrated that the
disease is widespread, and the utmost
vigilance is necessary to root it OUT.
1t is hard to deal with the Indians in
the case of a disease of this kind. as
they do not like to see their animals
killed without remuneration, and there
IS no fund to pay them for the losses
they sustain when their infected
ponies are killed.
Minneapolis Tribune correspondence
from San Francisco says: A great
injustice was done Lieut.. Col. Treu-
mann, Of the North Dakota regiment.
through a mistake in the publication
Of the letter from Gen. O%yenshine.
complimenting the officers and men of
the North Dakota regiment for their
valuable and faithful sarrioos ,..L m