Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-23

within twenty days. Nearly ali OF the.
old officers and men are anxious to 60
to the front.
Braddock Republican: W. 4. Best
has completed his purchase OF the,
Reamann building and now has car
penters, a. Mitchell and q. b. Lash,
completing the exterior. He will also
hayea cellar dug andan addition built.
The Ninth Infantry, nov IN China,
was one of the regular regiments that
with the Fourteenth was so friendly to
the North Dakota volunteers in the
Philippines. North Dakota veterans
are watching their work IN the FloWery
Kingdom.
The Burleigh county summer school
opened this morning. Miss Roberts
has arrived from jamestown and is as
tsisting with the primary work today.
5Thirty-three teachers were enrolled
this morning. Prof. Moore conducts
the school and Miss Roberts is assist
ing. SIS.
An Aberdeen dispatch says two Rus
slams living just across the line in EN-
mons county fought a duel to the death
with pitchforks. The row is alleged
to have arisen over hay. The EN-
mons County Record says the same
story has been heard by it, but is in
clined to think it is a canard-as moth
ing more definite has come to hand OF
the quarrel. !
Hon. Burke Corbet of Grand Forks,
for twenty years engaged in the prac-
tice Of law in that city, leaves forsSan
Francisco where he has formed a part
nership with one of the leading law
.yers. Mr.. Corbet was one ofsthe COM
pliers of the code of 1895, and is well
known through the state. He was
rendered a farewell reception BY the
Grand Forks bar association.
The prairie chicken crop this year is
larger than since the winter Of great
storms, 1897, and Game Warden Bow
ers has arranged to protect the fowl
until the season opens, August 20. He
leaves the first of the week to visit the
several counties Of the state and To
urge on his deputies the necessity OF
enforcing tile laws. John White and
&C. Wacnter are the game wardens
appointed for Burleigh county.
K. S. Ramsett of Barnes county. is
in the city today, having been called
here by the death of his brother-in.
law, Lawrence Hatch. Mr.. Ramsett
was for several years a resident of Nc.
Lean county. He is now a prosperous
resident of Barnes and is one of the
republican nominees for the legislature
from that county, his nomination eyi.
dencing the good judgment Of the re.
publicans Of his county.
Word reaches here that the cutting
of oats on the Washburn experimental
farm at Wilton commenced this morn;
ing. Barley is being cut east of tina
place. The oats are looking fine ant
are very heavy. Ali fax fields in ths
neighborhood are good and that crol
will yield from u to ID bushels PEI
acre. The rain Of Tuesday nigh
made the wheat in the Wilton neigh,
borhood brighten up considerably, *
much so that the yield will equal@tha'
of any previous year.
Grand Forks P~laindealer: DIR. H
D. Quarry, who has suffered a numbel
of hemorrhages from the lungs within
the past two weeks was somewhat i'm
proved yesterday and this morning
accompanied by the elder DR.. Quarry
his father, and Dr.. Campbell, was re
moved to the hospital at Bemiji, wher.
it is hoped that quiet and the chang,
of location will alleviate his suffering
and assist the universally esteemed
medical man to recovery.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers ar,
famous Little pills for liver and bowe
troubles. Never grippe. E. s.. Boards