Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-22
BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JUNE. 22 1900.

will be able to be out before long.
Rev. Anderson returned on the noon
train from Glendale where he per-
formed the wedding ceremony that
united a couple Of his old friends. He
reports the effects Of the drouth in the
southern part of the state serious in
deed.
Rev. Durrie on his return from Dicks
inson declares that Dickinson is zone
of the finest towns he has seen in the
state, while Attorney Newton--in the
Simpson disbarmem proceedings-de-
clares before the supreme court that
its the most corrupt community he
ever aW Who are we to believe?
There is an organized movement in
Stutsman county to keep all the old
wheat in the county there for seed next
year. Seed wheat promises to be
scarce and high and those who want
to sell the grain they have oyer from
last year will find local buyers for it,
who will hold it in the county for
seed.
Special Agent Lounsberry of the
land department says: Persons who
have committed homestead entries nav
now make a new homestead entry, but
cannot commute. They can make a
ive-year proof only. Those who re-
hnquished o i abandoned their first
entry from any cause prior to June s,
1900, may now make a second entry.
The Gentry dog and pony show in.
the city yesterday was well attended.
Two shows yer given, afternoon and
evening. How wonderfully animals.
may be trained was illustrated in the
exhibition. Dogs. ponies, elephants
and monkeys seemed to be gifted with
human faculties, SO intelligently they
performed. The show went east last
night.
Y. H. Phelps was stricken down yes
terday with an attack resembling sun
stroke and for a time last night was
In a critical condition. He was taken.
to the hospital and Mrs. Phelps, who
Is attending the grand chapter o. E. S.
at Fargo, was te~legraphed for. Mr..
Phelps is much improved today and
his friends hope he may suffer no ser
ious results from his attack.
Sherm Newcomer suffered another
severe cut in the arm while washing
bottles in the Remington soda factSSy
yesterday afternoon. He struck a
broken bottle with a razor edge and
suffered a cut six inches long. A
dozen stitches were required to close
the wound. This is the second acct
dent Of the same kind Sherm has suf-
fered in the past month or SO.
Yesterday wa the longest day in
the year and today promises to be the
hottest. The government registry OF
temperature yesterday was ninety and
jSoNNAJ - DSoGAS SLAC ACCOlu. Op0dh-
ing Of drouth, visitors from the east
say the slope is a garden spot com
pared with the eastern part of the
state. The rainfall of the slope has
been much heavier and vegetation and
crops look immeasurably better.
Fargo Call: Last night Daniel
Mooney Of Winnipeg arrived from Bis
marck with his son who has been miss
ing for nearly two months. It seems
that the boy, who is about II years of
age, becoming dissatisfied, with his
Winnipeg home, ran away nearly two
months ago, and after visiting several
towns reached Bismarck where he
found employment. His father in
stituuted a search, but it was only a few
days ago that he located the boy, The
young man seemed pleased enough last
night Ugh at the prospects, Of returning to
the parental roof.