Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-11

d. M. Gerhard, civil engineer.
Allen & Barnes real
estate. Sig Hanauer,,
s.Boston One Price Clothing House.
Flannery & Weather
by, Fort & Fort, John 3. Garland,
Webster & Jamison, David Stewart,
Haight & Little, Stoyell g Eigerley,,
Frank M. Hosier, Ho1lembeck &
Wright, Isaac Ross, KershaW & Greg
CRY, G. v. Alexander, G. W. Lowrie,,
Hunt & Harris. s. d. McNeal,S T. II.
Collins, E. L. McCune, attorneys at
law. = Drs. r. H. Porter, VIM.
A. Bentley, H. S. Hersey, H. B. Nc
Gowan, e. v. scribner, Carroll Corson,
W. A. Franklin, VIM. D. Kellogg, dem
tist, A. T. Bigelow, dentist. Dr.. A.
Moseley. veterinary surgeon. y 9 =
john Strathern, surveyor. s - .
E. NJ. Fuller, Bismarck green houses.
Bragg, Smith G Co., whole
sale grocers. = = y H. Brandt,
druggist-W. A. Hollembeck and Pet
erson & veeder, ditto. 81 VIM.
Glittschka, groceries. q = John
Yegen, city bakery. Sheri-
dan House,. H. Bly,, proprietor;
Sam Matthews, manager. , = =
Asa Fisher, wholesale wines, liquors
and cigars. = = = Kelly & Wat
son, architects and builders. > 4
Baker & Gooding, bottlers OF carbon
ated beverages $# 49, Chas. w.
Williams, city bottling works. . So
J. Nuremberg, No. 16 Fourth street,
boots and shoes. Lots in the
new. town OF Weller, Mclean county,
apply to Harmon e Mclean =
Thurston & Wheeler, furniture. :
S. K. Hood, harness. : 9
j. C.. Cady. furniture. :
Deutsche, Wirthchaft-Joe Fox =
Carey & Thornton, paper hang
ers. y o. H. Beal, hardware.
Item from issue OF Oct. %, 1884:
: Menoken, Oct. ,21.-L. N. Griffin, Bis
marck: I have shot and possibly
killed Bessey, the blacksmith. Come
to Menoken, as I want to deliver my
self UP to the authorities. Thos.
Magill." " i
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In 1884 Judge Clifford was the re-
publican nominee fol. delegate to
congress, and in October on a cam.
paign, tour OF the Northern Pacific re-
gion, was met ait Steele by a delega-
ton from Bismarck. The Tribune
cf Oct. %, 1884, speaks of it as fol
lows: Judge Clifford arrived in
Steele on the morning train, accom-
panied by Colonel Tyner and Major
Fleming Of Fargo, and Hon. johnson
Nickeus of Jamestown. At 11:3O
the Garfield Light Guard band Of Bis
marck, Hon. John stoyen and M
Fl. Jewell OF the territorial committee,
Hon. Alexander Hughes, Col. C. A.
LounsberTy, Hon. Mat. Edgerly, Col
William Thompson, Capt. o. w. Ben:
T;ett, John Davidson: Hon. John A.
Mclean, chairman republican central
committee of Burleigh county, and
others arrived from Bismarcq and
marched with the vast throng that
had assembled at Steele from all parts
Of Kidder county to attend the grand
republican rally in honor Of Judge
Clifford, nominee for delegate to con
gress from Dakota. The band play.
ed Hail to the Chief" and after din
rer led the assembled throng to The
public school building where speech
making and a general Notification
was in order. Major Bovay OF Nor
ton county was called upon to pre-
side over the meeting, he being the
oldest republican present-in fact bic
was one Of the originators Of the party
and his remarks upon the early or
~ganization in 1924 were not only in.
teresting, but OF inestimable value I'd
ali his listeners" In the evening
there were demonstrations In Bis
niarck and Mandan.
Item from Bismarck Tribune OF
Nov. 2, 1884: why are you fol
stoyell?" asked a city chap OF n oi
Burleigh county's oldest farmers
yesterday. Because said he, q
notice that stoye1l is always ready to
give apoor nan counsel. He never
turns q mar away because he Is poor.
II he gets agood fee from the rich,
that is none OF my business. / know
that StoyelI has helped many far
mer in this county, n legal way, for
Here song.
Tribune, Nov. !, 1884, For pro-
bate Judge, 3 Little, one Of the
rising young lawyers Of the city, has
been manned. The office will be well