Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-19


ranehers held their WOOL IastsumnIerr
thinking the price too small ana ind
that they have, according to the pres
ent market q lost about two cents
y. Just, st. Paul; /. shawand
L. freeman Fargo; Geo. H.BoWIrnaaaan,
Cleveland; &. II. Morgan, Chicago
simons, ST. Paul; Blanchard.
Chicago; A. E Beroier, Minneapolis
and Cooper Lyon, 81. PAU are regis
tered At the Northwest
MI. Foster, who has been the elee
trician for the Hughes Electric Go or
this city for some time past. has ac-
cepted position with the WashbalIrn
company as sales agent and Isl on the
road inthe interest of their mines at
Wilton. M s6 #
~ MeGillayray un1oadedSfour head
of Aberdeen-Angus yearling bulls at
the stock yards this morning which he
has "a sold to stocknnen Id this vicinity.
They are fine locking stock and iii
prime condition. Theother two OIL
the six he has in transit 81 III Steele.
The civil case Of Geo. MeAnly VS..
RJohn8B. Irwin---an action for damages
for trespass of eattIe--noW occupies
the attention of Judge Tibbals. ~
ISA4EZMT
|torney Register appears for the plain
tiff and Asa Patterson for the defend
ant. 1t is a jury trial.
Il. II. Rohrer: I drove down b
EWashbIrn today. w had an cleo
ton in Washburn yesterday and the
vote was unanimous for village organ
izzation. We will have an election FOR
officers later on and thenSIook out D
a rival of Bismarck in Washburn. We
had lots OF rain in our country, the
crops are fine and our people are
happy. 81
The stone for the fence aroundthe
weather office is being cut and faced
and the work of laying the stone viii
commence in a few days. The job is
quite a large one and it will take a
considerable length of time to complete
it. It will require about forty cords
of stone, the fence being twenty inches
wide, four feet high and one thousand
feet long.
l "A 700 rlno1 ,nF 4n,.,., 4a<44c n-l s4s1s-,,
has been received which will be used
to roof and adorn the Northern Pa
ei1c depot There are III the con-
signment number Of trademarks az
the company such as are to be seen
on the companyss stationaryan ind adyer-
Using matter. These viii. be placed
in the towers. The placing OF the
terra Gotta will be among tthe. finishing
touches. b., t%; as%
:. ,. Taylor went through the city
this morning with three cars of horses
en-, route from Montana where he pur-
chased them, to Winnipeg where lie
viii market them. There was also
on the train a representative aof Fla St
Louis Horse concern with ksevheara1 cars
Of horses: They report that hrorassees
are being rapidly bought up in Mon
tana and that two train loads viii be
going east in a few days, the result of
a big sale at Forsyth. y "
Judge Bowen: The two survey con-
tracts now under way in the southern
boundary of the state west of the Mis-
souri, river, when completed. cleans up
all the land in that section as far west
as the Little Missouri river. In fact
there will remain but little u~nsurveyed
land in the state outside of reserva-
lions, after this year-the principal
tract being west. Of the Little Missouri.
My present work is on the old Black
Hills trail and, the land is fairly good.
We have. nad.a. great deal. Of rain dur
ing the last two weeks and the vege-
tation is rank. MI Y