Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-08-31

Walter Knott is putting up some
handsome new fixtures in his barber
shop, including a three chair case.
Isaac Porter, railroad call boy at
jamestown, stepped from a moving en-
gine and suffered a ~dislocated collar
bone.
Mrs. Russell, who has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. G. W. Waggoner for
some weeks, returned to Chicago last
night.
Mrs. Rufus ullum has received word
OF the serious injury of her sister, Miss
Irene Beagle, in a runaway near Sis
terville, w. Va.
Register McGillivray, Mrs. McGil-
livray and their niece, who have been
spending an outing at Detroit Lake, re-
turned on the noon train today. They
report a very enjoyable trip.
President Smith of the Louisville G.
Nashville road paid $50 for two non
resident hunting licenses for his minor
sons in Wells county. He is a land
owner there and did not have to pay
for himself. The case of trespass
brought against him was dismissed.
The case brought against the COM
missioners of Eddy county to compel
the commissioners to establish a vot-
ing precinct for the Indians has been
again thrown out by Judge Glaspell
because the papers were not properly
attested, and the Indians will have the
case brought again.
Miss Oracle nicHugh is suffering
from diphtheria and is seriously ill.
Yesterday an operation in tracheaot-
omy was performed after which she
rested somewhat easier. The house is
quarantined and members of the fam
lily have not been there for several
days, except her mother who is nurs-
ing her.
Mrs. R. N. Stevens and Miss Clara
Stevens left on the noon train Sunday
for Seattle whence they will take the
steamship Oregon Wednesday or Fri
day for Cape Nome to rejoin Mr.. Stew
ems. They expect to remain at Nome
during the winter. Misses Emma
and Mary Stevens will leave this week
for Minnesota to attend school.
Veterinarian R. H. Treacy has been
inspecting sheep in Kidder county. He
says there are not over 10000 sheep in
the vicinity of Medina and Crystal
Springs. Only fat sheep are being
shipped to market. There will be all
the winter feed needed, he thinks, for
those to De kept over. About 5000
head have been shipped east from
Jamestown. All animals in good shape.
Steele Ozone: Bismarck looks we'll
with its green and neatly kept lawns,
11ourlshlng trees and new tile pave
ments. Business is quiet, as is to be
expected at this time, but considerable
improvement is noted. The removal
OF the Sheridan makes a big vacancy,
and greatly alters the general view,
A lot of work is in store in the way of
getting the building in shape, and a
large force Of men is now at work on a
stone and brick basement.
The Northern Pacific has received
live OF nine Pullman cars being rebuilt
at the Como shops. The cars are al
most entirely new, the berth fronts and
seat end alone being used from old
cars. The road is soon to put in SER
vice sixteen day coaches made over
from colonist sleepers. The slat berths
are removed and plush seats substi-
tuted. The Pullman cars are wired
for electricity, with berth lights as
we'll.
A Duluth special says: Fred Fall
ley of Wahpeton, the embonpoint news
paper man who helps run state notifies
OF North Dakota on the side, is in the
CITY on his way to Is4e Royal for an
outing. He says that in spite of crop
failures, ETC., North Dakota will in
crease its republican majority for the
national ticket this year by 1000 over
lSo6. AS to the state ticket he is not
so sure. He says the average wheat
yield for the state will be five bushels
or less.
Mrs. w. B. Watson finds herself un-
able to canvass the city as it should be
IN the interest of the Mandan state fair
and begs leave to ask through the citv
papers all ladies having anything to
contribute to swell the Bismarck exhi-
bition in the woman's department IT,
send such things as oil paintings, hand
painted china, fancy needle work.
potted plants, etc., not later than Sent
10th to her residence on Avenue B be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. where
they will be carefully packed and
taken to the state fair. Arrangements
1or pastry and jellies made later