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NKWS AND NOTES.
,1 ha* n.i! had a ruin for two month#.
M.-a rh un will nevi recur
t'-H.-.
O-jrumi
Ms litfh'
(.no laf-'i', tin' animal painter, If said t«
Kiln
t- insane.
IVr* Hjaci.'dhe *n:,l to Intend j. ayintja long visit
Am.-: ii a n«-st ve.n
Mr. G-c. Patten, -venty six, 1 Miss Ma
lid Thompson, a^r.1 -v,-r.ii, a* W» iKushin* bride In
Oakham county, Mich., list week.
,!• ses Mil'arinnd, of Water vllle, Vt., h,v the
original recoid book kept by Zschury Taylor during
the Seminole war.
The lat, Jest R. Urant hi. entire es-
tate, about ITO.OtiJ to hl three dsujjhurs Hn .aft
Uieisladt wx3f.oruewhat hurt the other day hy the
overt.drninff of ei (.'alifornia t'oaoh. The .Iriver
killed, nntwitn-nndlng '.lis that h» was drunk:
Thari* were iSi Qronxei of Patrons of Husbandry
hi Mtnuesotftcn the 1st of. July, and they are or(r*n
,si»g alt .-v«r ttui Stitt-
Kobei't ntrier ordered an oxpenrive tnoc
v.cn- nt ji Funny Fern. Tlir pedestal i3 surmounted
.by Roiuari c.isi beautifully enriched with fern
lr*ret
Ufoii.-.' f'.vnrr- Train retired from th.- pollti
oil niHify iiri" and is demonstrating hia sanity by
fettiiib up ." lo'-triy fo.-tl"- .ii-ij o'vlUon of the Omaha
real
Mvj Nanrj tlarv.-y died in Baitlnore on Ki lday.
lfiiie h\d not
iived
out" h!I her Jayshe iidfjht
i.av lived loi.gt-r. As It win, sh.. w.u one bundrcd
un.t ^e.. rite»n years old.
It ji ref-ort-d tl ai t.1 real Tiohhoiiu1. A'liiiu Ot
toii, unde- lbs niiiOf of '.'os6rovE. and bv occipa
tlon an AuMtaila- btniu-.ir^fshot several
years ag-, '.vlii.1.? uJ-avoving to jrrt*st.
Poineroy's Oper* Ilt-'Mrt at l.a boll-' by
'Brick" in hi» »iui\ days, '.va« sold by 'l.i' sherifl,
on the 1'^th inst., on a taort^Agd given to tbo
,tnfi/t*blfc residence In Washington, baa just pur
ch(t"i.'.l a large residence lit, Is cjnsiuere ooti
Sruja or of the ratuor that tho Clitef JustK-eihlp
has been offered to hlnj
Tn death is announced ot' f.ewW Puioauj, die Old
-st t'.Ui'n of Ssiatoga, N. Y., tin.', the first white
hild born there. Mr, Putuarn =ras born In 1790.
InlKRl be discovered the spring knoun Putnam's
l.uc-w Con^reJs.
fount .loiepb Fonlarowsivi, the dlstluguUhed
oberalii* c.itiipojer" who has been
MANITOBA.
tiutatl the rest of the British -,«esstoi:s in that vi-j vray during an entertainment on Thurs
..tnlty. Anybody who knows ti.e pluek of ttis '^p-jday night, and forty children were in
will back her, two to one, to ivin.— Ch jjured, Some seriously.
.-!(jo
Tiiats.
tbeii reward. Dr. Wary Walker hns bsen appointed
to a #9^0 clerkship at Washington. A smsll ivsu!t
.-ertalr.ly for a lady whom people expected to we
a commanding position at the head of the medl
•al jrofesslon, ucd demonstraU O.nt woman was the
..uijural louder of mauldad.
ose, Mr. owniquy and the i:«v. Mr. Gocdfeilow I
nd the K'.'v.
ere stoned iu the *treet, aud had to
friend's liors.
ufTeii"v Spain, he comes to fi ht for God and his
.i,:ry,
nid coi cliidit.g wilh the -xb'.-t'tat:on:
i. •. luntrers: i'.irwcut. and save dyiny Spain."!
followers!
"litre i.as ev.citemtni Among hi.
./alr-il cidevpino aud Lii^auo on
hen D»iu C.irl
•pan sh m.il.
The Pp'iiiKtlfhi
^.-1
,m
Itff-iblUa.i
,ss
H. ra,,y
Oh»
invalid —to whom life
Yaioox,
WUson ha-1 nasse.j inn he .anttc or health 1 1
hich
-,o
lony xcapl-d-a
1h
of in
)?t
uncertain dura
\r. The naunv of his diat.as-'u ay not utterly de
ivy Ivis I'^'falnes) s# :i uian and public servant
j? ii
will ut.dvill tediy liir/t hi* ambitioti tn
:,iay
1
tc
ui»
that I.or.„ -.„.|
red by Ohas. Rid
.at tn--
iptai Jsck.
rj«
M'lord Gordon Vei-siits American
Citizen h.
Telegraph communication has been
broken with Fort Carry for four days.
We get no Information from the Gordon
Gordon atlair urther than that the
Americans arrosted were found guilty
and committed, and it is not yet known
whi ther they will be^vdmitted to bail
not.
of tl
fl
$
liart"i-
Oak Insurance Company. The nroperty W'J old in
»j the Compaiiy for ^3f,t»0d.
Ttnf fact tlrn.1 S nstor C'onkling, who air
3j
lort^ an orr.c.-
u!er.« uf Parisian is dead. The Count ,** 1 per cent, per day for its USe
all expatriated Polsndei, and his chief distinction ^'.^v thef Sufferei
an operatic oompoo«i was that nobody ever wanted
to heiir any of his operas.
John tjrogan, the lutiatl-', who whiie in England
several
months ago atteTr.pta-1 to ^a!n hdml?slon to
Queen Victoria, pr.-..'laim ng to be that lady's Uus
band, ivss sent uU V.ome in
•litervrards
lQ
"e«vailf1
r.'.
nud
conllned in the lunatic asyluni, from
vfhence he rereutly enoaped.
The Chief Executive of Minnesota l.»s taken a b-tnil Mlsi :i LaNKOCS.
01*
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Politics- Now Novthoi'xi PautHc Ter
minno,
San Francisco,July 20.~
The aetion-of
the .Republican Convention in refusing
to require candidates for the legislature
to pledge.themselves to give their views
ej.
ca|lmuau.s uu. luc nllllo
1
nothing the Preideu. 1 to piedgeJhemsa es to give ifir ie5\ VS'e clip the following from the cor
Or. SmosWfstcmi, the man who originate.i the on questions oi raili oad monopolies, re-
Cnrdiii Qifiut. hi rabti immittea suicide at Syra d-icing railroad tariffs, and 1 he currency,
cum ltut «-e k. causes severe comment
James Fisif, father of theitte prince oi 'i*
^}mn
ev,,r
!o the
risking a tout ol Wiaoon* etiaire.i
s%V of a (latent carpet tacl.
William 11. Beil, t'-.e copied hoy who defer.ie.t
S.'Ti-ard when Pavnc attempted to assassinate Mm,
praJuiled at Lincoln University a f-w days ai?o.
agent, controls tbr inujoriiy of the con
vent..,n, and gives strength to the tax
e,ly has a murder with the knowledge able in most cases in bear the extra ex
of Col. Blood, Mrs. pense of a trip from Fargo and the
office should be changed to a more cer
tral location—say Bismarck, or James
town.
anu connivance
VYoodhull and Mrs Claflin. They
stab that the circumstances of their
sister's death were suspicious, but re­
fused to join in the story of poisoning.
The lawyer declined to institute an in- pondent in regard to the U. S. Land
quiry before the grand jury. Oliic*. it is an evil which should be
A CORNEK IN KK1K. 1 ,. ...
Erie stock has been cornered here by
two or three German banking houses. the present Land Office at Pembina
1
The price advanced rapidly to t4-| with should be removed to some more cent
location
1 he
price has now fallen to »'iS| with per Portlon
rent, per davpaid for use. Ic is sup- I session of Congress. But while we are
posed the comer will be ended about waiting for the President or Congress
Wednesday, when the arrivals of stock
bv the Eurooeau stea er will probably
dissipiitc. There is some talk of inakin."
the Manitoba war. This settles tn3 matter. Mic-j The flooring of the Presbyterian
ie»ota cannot only capture Manitoba If newsnrj, church at Hudson ty, New \ors,
The mortality report here for the
Patience and lung suffering have at i-ngth n.et I week shows an increase of over 2-9 per I
cent, in deaths as compared with last I
week.
FOREIGN NEWS.
cyof.EKA IX
&!lfl
^ATpe-^ TeTZZt 'To' i. T*®
»i pe...vn ei^ injure
thRt ali
j.
.At .ne (|je
t^jr remova].
1UII Curios r-ent. ed Spain Tuesday of last trsek Rjjfooa. He has ordeied ft IS agents to VYoods Dist
Ie irMue I a procliiinatinn Itiv' ..
,ti tuoiies, deiavii.g tb«
nvnMn^ riio help c.f the I purchase toroedoos. with which to close
to
the voice
Jke
TflF CHOI.EBA.
^rm- .bf.
,.itv. Will- it refill music* •ni.t ccsatio.'i from CINCINNATI, Jul) ..20.—Two dealllS
ytiuiiVi j. exciting s-.-rt, he may yet ejuoy for. from cholera were reported in this city
ye.i a i.f lionnrarj.' post in the public yeStei'daV.
Intelligent" les.hid rt Kliir-ah, Juiy
th,
Loiisvn.r.r, July 20. It is hoped the
c{jr,]era
father had been
it
an Indian»f that placo, and caSfcS
wout.1 1... bvoii^l.t thi-,v u.-Ki. charge of,
'v:iIi
-iu
A gwi sensation
hen ('.•?.« In
WSS C,
MTive, all the h.-!oo?in- to Cupt. Paksoxs, KanM July 20.™In the con
vt'a band wi!l have b^t?n captured. tcstfid, liind C3.S(j betWC&U tile 1.
eatc-d at
Sail L.te
Friday bv th*? anufrinmt.er.t by tlif
city «n
Journal
}ias entirelv disappeared in
cu- Klizabetl,town and Pa.luc.lb,
^rt.
YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.
All Well—No Indians—Progms
Rapid.
Gen. Stanley, with the Yellowstone
Expedition, arrived above Glendive
Creek July 17th. All well. No Indians
seen. Steamer Key "West took suppliers
above from Glendive Creek.
A war party of three hundred Grosvc
norsMandans and Rees returned to Ft.
Berthold, after having been several
days out. They saw no Sioux, but saw
Gen. Stanley's wagon train, which they
did not approach fearing the nylitary
might suppose them to be hostile In­
dians.
The Diamond R. freighting train was
tired into on the 17th at Mari »h river by
a band of Santee Sioux. No one in­
jured.
p„mW„a
Pembina.
reSponi}ence
Billy Curr, Stanford's next landing worthy Af notice.
used as a hotel. Majesty's Dominions are only a short, with advantage to her scholars, and
distance further on •. but why the gov- credit to herself. It is rarel3r the case
jJJJETWT ITOBLK. ernment should still persist in keeping that schools have been so early cstab
the land ollice here and send a carpet- ... ,-0
,, j,., lishea in frontier towns ana is a
more defalcations. bag court to this out-ot-the-\vay place,
New York., Juiy '20. Brooklyn and is a conundrum to most people. Pris- Prou* record to rv'fer to. Sustain well
New York were startled this morning oners, Marshals, Judge andjury, and all all brandies of learning. Let parents
by the announcement by defalcation that helps to make up a court, c.aino here
of the Brooklyn Fruit Company, ex- by boat, and the town awakened from its
ceeding an atuouni. over a half million long snooze and is prepared to bleed trie
dollars. Th.' discovery was rniw'e since government to the utmost. A few days
the death by drowning of the President more and then the court takes to water
company, Mr. F.. S. MiUs. Thos. agninand good-bye Pentbioa for another
H. Uodmari, "the Secretary, is short nap until: September, when the court
4:15 000. again sits its midst unless theAttor
mokf wooiHi
i.i
We heartily agree with the corres-
ieui0(^iei
laims.
Vienna.
Jake Thompson, BuchHnnn's Secret':ry of tite In LoSi'(.V,Jilly 20. Advices from .enfia.
terior, says lie did not take the ln.i!:ui bonds the v'j dated the 1 I th State that tip to that tllUi
ere placed by a clerk where he thought they would there had been sixty-one cases of chol pursuant
""to the most good—that is, lu the hands of Russeii a era reported, forty-two of which were James A. Emmons, Chairman, Jui'ii P.
••o., government contractors, but ih» cler was dig- fatal In a single hotel where foriy-two j-)„nn {T. H. Mercer
and Thompson is guiltless "t if persons were atta^vd with thesvmp- Moved ^econd^d an 1 carri.,d
uh »POUi tiiaense hn3 out toms, Sixni^u. m* hot(*l v\'i\S cl^S^rl
.inong tlie oigar-sujokfis !n C.ilifuimu. IrsV. ii^.i* AFFAIRS fN SPAIN.
.ion has rcveul.-d the that e!gl»i tbojssud d:iily News announces that a (Jar
-v'hlnesrf cfget-makers ther.. arc- a jjr?at inaoy aSllcrted jjg£ forc(, (,as ljeeri deieaied by govern
,».th this dlseaw, which is, ..f couiv.', innocu ate.i
|nent
-I'Vh tiuv handle to the mouths,
irocp^i at imbt-rimida, in the
prjviuce Barcelona, aftv-r a battle of, ,, /.
tl-1* tiii"kt*i i_ nioij v. 1fi t.pj ir,
,f tt.. HuArif I eighteen hours, duriiiz whicii tnc lown
•fb- Rev. Mi Chin iu.v-, mi a piic-t of St. Ant.e, .va9 frequently taken, and lost by the cc'inty, be briate at Hi.-marcK
.ear Hint: lee, III .lectured Th«redsy evening ot opposing force. The number of dead until th. VO''e oi tile people shall oe
.jst week a! .snne "ii:b, Nova Scotia, towi: largely
mounded left Upon tliO fields !S SO tel'mine Otherwise.
vehL'IeV,f.
(cvvn
!verservice
arc
ki,ld,i1'
pressed into (or
I
latt refuse in Ii0YoNE, Julr ilon Cr.rlos with sary to be held, shall be holden at the
10,000 men inarching on the city of housi* t'f Win. H. H. Mercer, in Painted
porr whe'n capti:red, Movod-
V.
rc,ported
CJismarch
of the Yankton Press:
Pembina, D. T., 1^0 miles by stage
ft shows clear- and 550 by steamer from Fargo, is the
located the U. S. Custom House, LT. S.
Land Office, and it also the for
ho,(,ing tll0' (J Cour{.is
for th^placeDLs.
:j(1
payer's independent uiovemerit. trict of Dakota. The town has great
Speculators in all parts of Oregon and possibilities in the future, so we were
Washington territories are flocking to I
t0'd
by some of the owners oi corner
j- f-. lots and if
Laconta, the western terminus oi ttie
Northern Pacilic. The Steamer fcli^.a thi -k!v settle*'. It seems to be necessa
Anderson will be sent to Lacoina and ry to liavi- Custom House here for IJer •*,sniarc
as easly aa po^si e. .it
tQ a,t jn the raatter
can
Pievon
the .stock worth 5 per cent, per day, but to say hard ,riir»
this looks unlikelv.
up their
We would respectfully recom­
mend this matter to the attention of
Messrs. Brashcar and Potter, and will
in behalf of the settlers guarantee a!!
np (hus
inciu.red
Proctt"»dings oi' the
Con.ity
Sonrd of
Com missionary of Burleipli
Couiity, Dakota.
Bismarck, D. X'., Juiy 17, 1673.
The Board of Commissioners met
to adjournment. Present.
i'i
St Locis, July 20— Ihe mortuary ..
reports last w.-ek give tle numijer of appointment if.j. A. Stoweli. 1-1 Coiinij'
^""'deaths one hundred and ninetv-one, .A ttorney revoked or. account of ino
ninet v-one,
before last.
Of this number fifteen are reported as
cholera, sixty-nine cholera mcrmi?. One appointed iO sa.d olboe his stead.
hundred and thirty-three Were under foVd, seconded and carried, that
five years. license for the retailing of spirituou?
liquors in Buileigii county be granted,
and that the sum of $2j.00 per annum
to be paid in advance by each applicant
bo charged therefor.
1
Xo
in either
jftgt
(lu.pe (|H
,e old ch'.tt Sconcliin 'i.'iother of Souiician, who is
,' HEAVY I.AND SUIT DECIDED.
,. confined
place V«
ihe
^ilroad and the Kansas Pacific rail load,
that Ot the Dft\ is (.-ountj'
.n Eiirr. Webb i'vuti^, tii. litb wife of Bri^ham ^oui t. dc.idcti that the iar.ds in contest
ung, bid forever left htm, carrying oft'fumitnre belong to (he M., K. it 1 IT. R. Co.
personal eTects. Briahim v.'lll endeavor 11 re
-rln the jjrtids. Mrt. Young is at the Walker
iUje, stnl three JrAi!'•'.}/ l.iwyej are about to insti
'e a suit fjr divorce mnl aliinuny in a large sum.
eat: revel'it'iiiis ar expected concerning the Inner
unestic life of the picphet. Mrs. Young 1» enjoy
the »yinptithj of the Geutile ladles, and poly
.IW'JI ijcrmons aie
s. good d?&J disturbed.
This case involved tho title of nearly
100,000 acres of the best lands in Kansas,
and worth at least $80(f,000.
Mr. J. A Cook, of Bannock City,
Montana arrived in Bismarck on the
Steamer Sweet. He wjil remaio some
time in Bismarck,
mani-
rnously,th:it the nouie of ''B'-man-k'' be
Moved, seconded and car. kd, that an
.election, h-'ti the same shal 1 be neces-
secynded and
MfSCELLANKOUS, sary to be held, shall be holden at the
Court House
™rr.ed, that an
election, when the same shall be nc^es*
Bismarck
AJoved
''S^^
j.Jistrict.
r,-, ,T.. .--.otlf'd and carried, that the
Ch
McCfifty
Ordered by the Board that the Clerk
write to Territorial Auditor for all
needful instructions relative to the as- him "n 'he head and shoulder, felling
sessmeni of ta.\'es, and also to give in- him to the earth, nnd causing uncon
lormation in reference to the quality of sciousness for some time during which
books actually necssary for the use of recovery secmod doubtful. We are
the county. pleased to note that "Mac1'did recover,
BISMARCK, D. T„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1873.
tendent of public instruction, be in the
amount of $400.
Moved, seconded and curried, that the
Bismarck Triuunt be our official pape^
In which shall be published all the acts
and doings necessary to be set forth.
Board adjourned until Saturday, July
26, A. D. 1873, at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. si. Jas. L. Emmotjs, Chairman,
J. C. Carvele, Clerk pro tem.
School*.
Now (hat our .schools are fairly un­
derway it beshooves all residents and citi-
zens who
vjsjt
ism. ney General should order it to Fargo, P0,nt towards with pride, and gratifica-
Last Thursday the parents of Utica its proper place. Here is a trip of ilOo tion. lielp, nid and assist, not only b)
\. Brooker called on a awyer and saici miles made at an immense cost to tiie kxijui words but by substantial act, so
they had reason to believe that their government for what But the ian'^ that vour teachers may have heart, and
daughter who died on Julv -i# !i, hud office is ihe worst evil of the two. Gov
f, ,,r
been poisoned, and they suspected a eminent is able to pa} the expense or &
physician who attended her of being the court, but the poor settler is not work.
t„ft|
a new one created for
of the Territory at the
tin
xt
Uie laud officers'
inconvenience— net
Inu
if 1
to man}* of the poor
but worthy settlers in this locality ii
thev will come here and take
mony necessary in proving
the
lObll-
foel interested to look the
ground over carefully, and then take
such step« as will secure and retain
competent teachers. Do not nogket the
education of your children do not by
procrastination
or
proach to
«']se.
Here is
care:*ssness, *Uow
you.
aught
Suit No. 2, July 22d, was a case of
robbery entitled A. McCulley versus T.
McGoman, II. M. favis appearing on
the part of the prosecution, and Judge
Carve!! for the defence. Suit withdrawn.
Suil No. 8 A trespa.-s case. W. B.
Boyle versus C. A. French and others,
before Justice J. B. Bailey. E, A.
Williams plaintiffs attorney J. A.
Stowell appearing for defendant. At­
torney for 'it fence moved a dismissal of
suit on the grounds of irregularity in
paper« of plaintiff. MotiOn sustained
and judgement rendered for defendant.
1
retaini and bf ibe name of the »..wn
formerly called Kdvinton.
M-ivd, seconded and carried unani
of Bur-
Pe\»sonal.
We are under 'Obligations lo the genia!
Beatty, conductor, for papers of late
date.
with W. B. Shaw & Co., has removed to
Fort A. Lincoln, and is now with S. A.
Dickey, Post Trader, where he will be
pleased to see his friends.
The family of Mr. T. F. Singiser, Col.
Brownson's efficient nnd gentlemanly
Chief Clerk, arrived on Friday even
ir,gs
.Fain.
Moved, seconded and carried unani- sound as Oak again.
tnously, that Mrs. Linda W. Slaughter Mr. S. Eisman, of the firm of Eisrotn
be appointed to the oflice of County &^Co., dropped in upon us a day or two
Superintendent of public instruction. since. This firm are extensive clothing!
vour boys, and girls "to grow up in ig
t" iiave this day received an ottet from toi Hoo.
I norance, and in the future become a re- I Board of County Commissioners In and for the Coun­
ty of liurleigh, D. T., to collect the jtam |11.46
The education and dis­
cipline of the school house are of more
Value to
the youth of the
land
than
Mrs, L. VY. Slaughter, has taken much
pains to establish a school of a charac­
ter that is creditable in every degree.
Iler efforts have been untiring and are
very praisevmrthy and she should re­
ceive che hearty support of all. Mrs.
lots and is, in fact now larger than Kfutchins, has also a fine school estab
city though scarcely so I
which
is training the youth of
uu er ei
superin en ency
t.|ie schools and thus encourage
bot}) teft),hi3r anc, pun
1
i. Show an inter
est in all ways tha^ you can in these
matters and thus build up among you
men
atid women of fine edacationai at-
tainmf,nts of whorn you wiil
some day
encouragement to prosecute their good
Court Matters.
Have, fairly assumed shape under the
new count}' organization, and litigation
was commenced on Saturday July 19th
by a suit entitled: "The United Spates
versus William Joner." The complaint
charged that William Jones forcibly
robbed Little Wolf, Ree Scout of!
Fort A. Lincoln, of a rieodt* gun. Said I
gun being the property of 'he United
States E. A Williams appeared
on
be­
half of the prosecution and J. A.
Stowell on the part of the defence. Suit
•T'tq brought before U. S. Commissioner,
•Judga C'arvell. The trial was ably
handled by all concerned, and the re
suit was a verdict of commitment to
.'wait trial a the next regular t-rrn. I
In default of bail the prisoner was re
uianded'o Y'nnkton, there to be held till
court convenes.
And now Singiser, is hap-
py. Selah.
Mr. Gerard, the government interper-
tar for the Ree scouts employed at Fort!
I -V- Lincoln, looked in upon us a day or
two since
Mr. liiankfrihorn, lately of ihe First
National B:ink. of rt. Paul, passed
through Bisniarck last week en route to
o'-t Bufyrd on a tour for his health.
The gentliiutan was nvuch pieased with
the appearand: of Bismarck.
J. A. McLean, cne day last week,
navrowlv escaped .loath at the mil) he
low town by a failing plank which struck
Moved, seconded and carried unani- dealers, having several places of busi
mously, that the amount of bond to be ness in the West. Mr. Eisman, pur
offered to and desired by the Board of I noses to put in a heavy stock at this
j.u ,1 I Orders prooiptly filled. ?irts-olas» work dout.
Coram'ssioners by the County Superin-' point this fall. elcome geptlerr.jq. Ctstowvrs qjirante?d »UirfacUon. a-tt
rn xr-,
Gli0^e
/\'C4M
2?red. Strauss, tbo genial jeweller, Is
lying quite ill with an attack of fever.
His many friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
add ?er
Steamer Western had among her
passengers from Fort Benton, Gen. Mc-*
Cook and family of Yankton Maj. Tap
pen, in charge^of an Indian party, and
Messrs. Gardner and Wright of Fort
Benton.
Messrs. MacNider, Hsrtely, Ryan and
AfcMahon, Brainerdites, ara paying Bis­
marck a visit. Welcome gentlemen, we
are pleased to see our old friends. The
latch string of the Trib
ctjse. office hangs
on th$ outer side.
NOTICE.
from each and t^ery individual engaged. In re'al.'tng
spirituous lifjuors la the uald County, as county li­
cense for iuch occupation. Therefore, all persons
so engaged will pletue pay {he Mid amount to cie at
ray otBce forthwith 1c Ihe Tawnjof Bismarck, Cjunty
and Territory afnresaM.
Bated Bimiarck, D. T., July 23, 18T8.
H. N. ROSS,
Sheriff of Burleigh County, D. 1,
CAPITOL HOTEL,
BISMARCK, D.T..
Oppo*tte the N. P. R. R. Depot.
This Hotel oew and kept In Good 3t te. Travel­
ers v?!'l have every accomrncidatlou to insure their
comfort.
R. It MARSH $• CO.,
Proprietor*.
Passenger Transfer.
At.
Evjjrpie ie'.ve? 'he Crp'.ti'l Hotel every day for
FT. A. LINCOLN.
Persons desiring to make the trip sboold ienr this
lu mind. Charge),including ferry, each way one dol­
lar Tbls express also runs to and from till boats.
Chat gas OOcts each way
JAS.
1 2y
A, EMMONS, Prop.
UNITED STATES
OFFICE
Corner of Third aad Meljs Streets.
GOODS CARRIED TO
POINTS
At iowe3t possible races.
TT-
S. BliO
TO
Yv
Agent.
U. 0.
BUTTON,
(Successor to Hackett & Dutton)
CONTRACTOR
AND
BXJILDER.
BISMARCK, Be T.
K*eps In coustan employ a large gancof carpeiiters
and is prepare4 to do promptly and well all work
entrus'ed to him.
Special attention paid to shelving and counter
work.
F. 0. Ilollenbeck, formerly salesman Plans auvi specifications furnished »r. short
notice. 2 Jj
yii. 0. DUTTON.
BILLIARD HALL
J. S. WAED, Prep.,
BISMARCK, D. r.
meSfLiqUOrSand Cigars,
I This hall !s roomy and tastily finisl-.ed. The
iitjuors are of the tinest brands and the cif.srs the
X3est Jn Market*
Fourth S(reit bet veea M"!n and Meige, W'«t SUe,
Dismai'ck, J. T. 21y
Bdw'd H&okeit,
BUILDER
AND
O N A O
S. A. DICKEY,
Post Trader
TOT A. LINCOLN, DAKOTA.
Citiaen* of Bismarck and vicinity nill find at the
Post Traders, Fort Abraham UdccIu, ouu of. tlxsJ best
assorted nnd l»ige*t
Stock of Ooods
cn the Upper Missouri, selected by one of long ex­
perience In the frontier trade with direct reference to
the varied nscessitlcs of the ueople both citizens and
soldiers.
Tae stock consist-«in part of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS
AND SHOES.
DRIED AND
CANNED FBUITS, GRO­
CERIES,PROVISIONS
CAMP EQUIP­
AGE, COOKING
UTENSILS AND
General Supplies.
CHOICE WINES
By the bottle or bukct, fine Brandies iure
WHISKIES, ALE, PORTER, BEER
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBAC­
CO, fec.
Persons ws.tri.lng goods In our line are Invited to rail
s.tri we will sell them goods which jyiU not fall to
piease at satisfactory prices.
5, A. DICKEY,
ty Fort Abraham Lincoln, 1).
PINE
LUMBER
Edwinton Lumber
Company
Would atmounoe to the citizens of Bismarck that
they are recel Ing and will kerp constantly on hand
a large and well selected assortment of
Pin,© Lumber:
ot
Consisting
FINISHING LUMBER, DRE3SE }1(
FLOORING, SIDING SHINGLES.
GLAZED SASH, DOORS AND
BUILDING PAPER OF
ALL KINDS.
Which they witl sell nt prices to suit the tiroes and
they hope by pr. iTiptnesj and
f*',?
D. PP.ESC0TT & GO'S
Cottonwood Lumber
Which they sail at
@'25.OO Per Feet.
3.
U.
JACKSON, Agent.
Office South of tl* 3. B. traek', at Third Street
Cro*ing. S ly
THE main sr one noon i:A^•T of :/ni.
$2.5 Per Annum.
CITY JB-AiW
MINNEAPOLIS.
Aiithorizod Capital,
Paid in Capital,
•T. W. Pence,
T. ,1. Burton,
C. C. Mc Reeve,
J. If. Tliomp^on,
W. W. Ka^tuiiui,
Franklin lleebc,
T. A. Harrisi'D,
$500,000.00
150,000.c0
President—J. W. PP\CE.
President,—V. K. 'i'HOMPSON.
Cashinr—T. BL'XTON*.
DIRECTORS:
F. F. Th"ijpspn,
W H. Bri iprtan,
J. V. I. l{r!..'VP,
H. G. Hu-ruou,
F.. UrDwn.
C. M. Tinring,
e. at. wii^.
Highest market prlca puid for gold, silver and
Lnitsd States Bouds.
Deposits r. cei?ed and interest allowed ai, best cur­
rent rate-:
Collections niiide on all aecessiblc jioir.ty in the
United State?
on Hit wost rcasjnabJeterius.
Sipht Dra^s on England. Ircl.iLci oiid Su! parts' of
Europe.
BANK OF DULUTE.
(Soccessyr to E. W JOL-irk & 0 j.)
ORGANIZED U.VDElt THE STATKJLAWS.
RECEIVES DEPOSITS
SUBJECT to SIGHT DRAFTS
INTEREST .Itl.OWiiD ON TIME HEPOSJTS.
EXCHANGE rtOrGHT AND SOU* OWALLTHi
principal POINTS IX 'iiai I .\ITED
STATES, KUltOPK AND
CANADA
COLLECTIONS MADR AND P.EMITTED
PUOMPTI.r.
IFOR
B. S. RUSSf.U,. Pr-aident. C. BAILEY,Oathisr.
First National Bank
OF DurtrxH,
J. B. CULYF
I're.n.
GEO. C. STONP,,
Cashier.
PAID IJP 0
AIT AI, 100,000.
Corner of f.ke Avenue tnd .•j.ipvior 3ti'-ft.
No
lv
PRED. STRAUSS.,
.! BISMARCK, DAKOTA.
Watcll-Maker
Am JEWELER,
Has perwtcfi.tly I-xvit^d In Pismarc!:, where ho h-n
for sale a fine jsjor'.-jont of
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE, SPECTACLES,
AND OTHER ARTICLES IN HIS LINE
P*t.i':c!ib:r 'itttfMinn paid to Fine W i'. Wnrk, al a
R-aHu.iil,.' Price 1
3XS2£AECK,
9 iy
^.riling to merit
at least their ih«r of the tracie of «l\c people of the
rising Uty of the t'pper Mi v.iuri Kiver. Careful at
Untion will b* %\vm fornisbirg complete UMs of
materia!, which will at all times he filled on very
shor' notice. They are Agents l^r
yi
5
BILLIARD HALL
And Dealer I
WLWES,
LIQUORS
AXD CIGARS
Corner of Main and Jiecond Streut,
D. T.
GIBES & CASTS
Blacksmith and Wagon
Sliop,
Clrnrr of Third and Thaver Ptr.-sn
ly
Bismaick, I) T.
W. SPAEEKEE23,
ARCHITECT
A NO
0 I E
B15MARCK, D. T,
Plans and .i) ec'flcntions c.trc' 'Ify (frawn. A/I
work done promptly, SHtisfacSut an'I at re-'oon
able rates.
REFERENCES:
E. MORTON, C. B. STOCK
1.NG,
TRUDELL McKENZIE.