Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-12

%footstool. Both purchases were sat
i~sfactory to the noble red man. Their
store is located 65 miles south Of Bis
marck.
Glineburg & Lovin have the contract
for building the two story brick build
ing for Thomas MCGOWAN on Main.
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
The Washburn elevator at Wilton
being full to overlooking Of wheat, the
Wilton News says the farmers are now.
hauling their grain to Bismarck as Of
yore.
Rev. HI. Arndt of Hazen, N. D., will
conduct a German Lutheran service at
the Swedish Lutheran church June II.
atI0:3O a. m. All Interested are heart
lily invited to come.
Did you hear the news? The Ep-5
worth League of the M. b. church are
to have a lawn fete on June q. Ey-2
r yperson invited. Watch for fur:
Their particulars next week.
There is plenty of employment for
lalborers in the city and vicinity at
present. "a number Of building oper-
ations are progressing, and a large
force of laborers are finding work on
the Washburn road. G
The Yellowstone Park season will
open the middle of the month and the
first section Of today's train carried
the hotel help westward. Frank War
wick, who manages the Mammoth ho-
tel, was also a west bound passenger
on the second section. i
Sheriff Carroll of Ward county came
in this morning with Chas. Curtis, who
will serve a term of - years in the
penitentiary for the murder of William
Whitley at Williston. The jury in
Williams county disagreed. The case
was transferred to Ward and he got
twelve years.
In the account lof the alumni ban
quet published in the Tribune an unin-
territorial omission was made OF, the
name of Mr.. John Bostrom as n of
the speakers. Mr.. Bostrom made one
of the best addresses Of the evening
and the omission of his name was an
unfortunate oversight.
Judge Campbell, who is one of the
attorneys in the Simpson disparment
proceedings, returned to Dickinson
last night. Simpson is busy today at
the legislative conyention-he being a
candidate for the state senate-so
there's nothing for the attorneys to
work on-at this end.
A shipment of sixteen cars OF west
ern horses went to st. Paul yesterday
from Horse Plains, Mont, to be sold
at auction at the big Barrett & Zim-
norman sale the 18th inst. There was
all kinds of horses, mares and colts in
the lot and were bought for $40 a head.
There were over 800 head. Many of
the animals were large fine looking
specimens, all were unbroken. One
of the men with the train said that
the cost of raising these horses would
run from SIS to $40 a head. About 50
a head for herding, the balance for
branding, etc. Many of the horses
showed the pedigree of good sires.
Jamestown Alert: James "A. Haight
OF Seattle is more enthusiastic about
the future of that city and the sound
country than he. ever was. He says
that the Cape Nome mines are, beyond
all doubt what has beentold of them
and the rush there is SO great that
steamers enough can not be had to
take crowds who want to go. New
discoveries of minerals are occurring
in Alaska, in fact the whole region
seems to be more or less mineralized.
"A recent discovery of a surplus mine
has made a friend of his well off, he
says. In shipping interests, Seattle
is now ahead of Portland and a long
ways of Tacoma. Mr.. Haight left for
the east last night.
AN ELEGANT STREET PARADE.
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