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NEWS AND NOTES.
liny crop large this year hereaway.
Two California, running: horses on Saturday made a
uillo lit 1:4".
The winner In the recent young wouien'J swimming
match iii New York was a little duck named Allen.
There is a woman In Ploche, Nev., who says she is
legally married io Kilward S.
Stokes.
The astronomer* have discovered a new comet, hut
it Is too far aw!«,v to be of much interest to ordinary
people.
Jud«e Lawrence, Judye Trumbull and ex-Senator
Donlltti.', of Wiscnn§ln, tiave formed a law partner­
ship In Chicago.
Boston has Invented a fire proof railroad car stove
whlrli can be tumbled about all day and not spill out
fire.
W
Mrs. Polly Mague deposited twenty dollars in a
Hnrhe.itei sa\into-hank thirty years at o, and forgot
H'I
about It until the other ri-iy.
Senator Morton, of Indiana, Is in Colorado, bath­
ing daily In the Navajo spring at Manltou, and is ex­
periencing great benefit.
tleori?e Pi unci* Train's doctor's bills to Ms sanity,
pivaeiile! tIn- New York ISoard of Supervisors for
payment, auiouutato il.MHi.
It is mmounced semi
oiii
handWerohiul's.
ially that Senator YViu-
1on\ Spe.'bl Committee .in Transportation will re
poit at roiiply in favor of a frcij/ht railway from the
seaboard t" the Writ
tleneral Bragg- a little more grapi "—is in At­
lanta, Us., on bu«iue*s connected with the water
works. His businest hitherto has been connected
with Hr' wor!,j.
The revenue derived by the .Post-offlce Department
Troni tile -tale of stamps, last week, was the heaviest
yet obtained for any similar period during the history
of the department, amounting to $ 1,tf3,996.
.An Ohio dog has been trained to wftllt home with a
hap Isoine school-inarm, and he has chawed up hut)
young men who demonstrated with their pocket-
Thi Kev. Geo. H. tlepw .ah, with an elegant yacht,
at his disposal, will spend the month of July at the
Isles of jih'.Ma. John U, Whittier and Brete
Uarte are also e*|wc-tjd there about tlie first of
August.
At last it Is officially deoide.t ihat the ticket in the
Louisville lottery sold to L. H. Keith, of Kingston,
Mass., drew the flOO.OOu prize, and the ticket, sol.l
Willis Money, of Uradshaw, Ulles couuty, Term.,
drew the •50,^00.
The Hon. Asa Pnckar, of Pennsylvania, don't do
things by halves, lie has given 1 ,lM),000 aud fifty
six acies of laud to Lehigh University, in which the
tuition is free, the lodging-rooms are given to stud­
ents without rent, and board proi ided «t cost.
G.iv. Campbell, of Wyoming E. P. Goodman, or
Chicago, and S. K. Hosmer, of Zaneaville, O., have
toeen appointed a jsonnnftiloa tr Investigate the ra
ported massacre of Indians near Kawilns, Wyoming
Territory.
New York boasts a hank-president who denied him­
self a contemplated trip to Europe this summer so as
to afford his clerks their usual vacation. He gener­
ously remains at his post, taking the place of each
one in turn as he goes for a period of recreation.
An anonymous" check Cor $5,000 is reported to
have beeu dropped in the contribution box of a Nor­
wich (Cotin.) church. This is truly noble generosity
but, unless the local papers have made a trifling mis­
take we Jo n't exactly see how the money is to he ob­
tained.
I was in Congress when thesalary was but tS.i'WJ,
and I always found it mare than sufficient to meet un­
necessary personal expenses. When it was raised lo
$5,040 I thought it to. r.mch, and think so still, bu.
raising it to $7,5dO is uolhing tnore or less than
straight stealing. Every year that 1 was in Congress
laid by a portion of my salary, and none or my
constituents ever complained that 1 dn't live tie
centiv. The people don't send their epresentatives
to Washington to live like prince*, buck the tiger,
gad keep half a dozen of mistresses.
ILtihu J*
Washburn K.
Buffalo wus shaken by an earthquake ou Sundav,
which came in thre»* shocks, at intervals o! a)Kut t-vvo
hour*. No damage "'as done beyond the alarm na
JUrally
vetted by an occurrence so unusual.
The malls are already lightened by the repeal of
elie franking privilege, and of the carriage of news­
paper exchanges. The New York Postmofrter reports
that his work has been noticeably lighter since the »t
Inst., and that 13,000 free newspaper exchanges have
toeen dropped during the week.
A Baltimore clergyman writes to a friend concern­
ing the frequency of tires in Boston as follows: "In
tli* rapid whirl of events, the motion of the univer.-.
becoming accelerated, the hub is evidently over
heated by friction hence the numerous conflagra­
tions."
A brutal murder was committed at Shoals, In­
diana, on Sunday, by a man named James A Vile?,
who beat out Ihe brains of a young man named Wal
ter Wllliroan with a club. Williiimu had hallooed at
Abies while he was passing along on horsebac»., when
Abies dismounted and killed him. Gi eat excitement
was caused, and the lynching of Abies was only frus
trated by his being carried out of town by the ofll
.cera to a neighboring county jail.
A hand of i!00 Arizona Indiana has crossed the line
and entered Chihuahua to spoil the Mexicans. Capt
Jack and his companions in confinement are reported
So be growing wan and weak fromt.be effect of their
Imprisonment. The number of Modoc prisoners has
been Increase by the surrender of three more braves.
A party of hoys found tlv corpse of a man floating
au the waters of Lake Mil iiigan, and aft^r it
a year.
A
WHS
towed ashore a pair of skates were found attache.) to
the feet, which of course leadsiu the conclusion that,
the remains have been in the water ever since last
winter.
Henry Ward Beecher gels from ail sources OCO
The members of tie' congreg-tllon of llrv. Edward
Kverett Hale, of Boston, are preparing a gran.I blow­
out for him on Vis urrival from Europe.
Paul Morphy thinks of going to the Vienna expedi­
tion to contest for the chene prize.
Z'he plucky roi»tres of a colored school in Texis,
cwltoM Kh'ioJ liouse \vu» burued by an im-endlary, as
ocruUes her scholars and continues teaching uhder
it bru& shed.
Profes^»r Mack,
patent medicine man in Boston,
yesterday had a street recontre Willi Dr. A. N. Winv
kw, during which the latter was shot in tin chetk.
/n fiaturday evening a Russian Jew, named Davl-I
Adeler, propiIl-Mi of a military est:blislimeiit on
Lorln street, Cleveland, kno. terf down.and hiotallr
his wife, injuriru her io thai physicians have
glyeo OV^r her casa.
Joseph Miller, one of the oldest in­
habitants, who has hehl kingly posses
4»on of Sibley Island for over /our years
4ast looked over the to\fu and TRIBUNE
•office bn Tuesday that has so rapidly
pressed towards his hermitage.
ALL PARTS.
Agricultural Report ^righam
Young Worried--!
Work—Foreign
Ossian E. Dodge Abam
—Manitoba Out­
rage-Cholera
—Murder
&e.
WASHINGTON.
Special Tdtgronu to Ihe. Bhuiartk Tribune
WASUIXUTON, July 29.—Agricultural
reports represent an improvement
in winer wheat and a decline In
spring wheat because of unfavorable
weather and the destroying work of in­
sects.
Corn has increased its average in
Minnesota and West Virginia and shows
a decrease elsewhere. General com­
plaint that the decrease is occasioned
by the use of defective seed. Fruit
throughout the country is generally in­
jured.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE, July 29.—Brighaut
Young's nineteenth wife has Hied a com­
plaint in the District Court asking for
a divorce and $200,000. Alimony $1,000
per week. Counsels fees $20,000, in
case of success. Suit to be argued on
August 5th, and other suits of like na­
ture will immediately follow.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, July 29.—-ft is stated that,
the Ku-Klux burned the house and mur
deved the negro servants on the prem­
ises of the mother of Gratz Brown in
Owen, Kentucky, on Friday last. Other
farmers were visitedbythe same clan and
warned against the employment of ne
groes.
A man calling himself Jefl' Davis was
lynched at Kodgersville, Ohio, on Satur­
day for the feindish act of rape on a
young girl nine yoars old.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, 29.—Ossian E. Dodge again
makes his appearance by attempting to
blackmail a well known merchant, lie
threatens horrid exposure unles ihe mer
chantdeclines his position as a director
of the^Chamber of Commerce. The
sentiment of the people is against
Dodge, who will be forced to resign the
Secretaryship of the Chamber of Com
merce.
Governor Austin and Senator Ramsey
have gone to Washington to intercede
in behalf of the Fort Garry prisoners.
T^o leading citizens Af Manitoba
went Merriams bail and he wn\ immedi­
ately .rearrested on complaint of black
mailhig. Attorney demanded five bun
hundred dollars additional fee. The
sentiment of the people almost univer­
sally favors the prisoners, regard At­
torney General Clarke, as a brute and
a blackguard. Brackett and Wilson will
return tomorrow.
INDIANS AT WORK.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 30. -A Yankton
dispatch of the 29th states that the sur­
veying party under charge of M. T.
Wooley, from James River Valley, were
driven in by a band of Yankton Man
dans who followed the party three days.
No one hurt.
Morning papers contain no important
news. Mayor Brackett and Tribune cor­
respondent, have just returned. They
left Fort (iarry just in tsme to escape
arrest.
WISCONSIN.
MIIWAITKEE, July 29.—The Fon dn
lac Air Line Railroad was completed
on Saturday last.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, July 29.—-A man named
Frank Morse, was assassinated on Sun­
day by the employees of Hanson. The
murderers were instigated to the act by
Mrs. Morse. Cause unfortunate mar­
riage relations.
MISSOURI.
ST. Lot'is, July 20.—R. Anderson
a braketnan insulted and assaulted a
man named Rucker, a private watchman
to-day and was killed. Rucker acted
strictly in self-defence.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 29.- A prizu fight
arranged for yesterday between Mc
Cloughter and Kehoe, was prevented by
the police.
Ki ouslopy, Prilote from the Popes'
domestic household, is now in New
York. The have been travelling !."»
months in the United States examining
the condition of Catholic churches.
The managers of the cstern Rail
roads have reduced freight charges fuliy
25 per cent.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK, July 29.—Cholera is pre­
vailing on the plantations somewhat. The
record shows 11 deaths' here since Fri
day.
MANITOBA.
Americans Refused Bail.
The British Lion
.:..wi:nation we have re-
,-^-a irom affairs at Fort Garry, re­
lative to thuftrial of. Americans held in
imprisonment there, is that Mr. Mer
riam, of St. Paul, was allowed bail un­
der bonds of four thousand dollars.
Messrs. Fletcher, Kecgan, Iicy and
Bently were refused bail and must
languish in British Prisons until such
time as "Uncle Sam" shall see lit to re­
lease them.
FOREIGN.
MADRID, July 29.—Carlists successes
continue. Vallianean was attacked by
the Government troops yesterday. Five
hours desperate struggla ensued when
capitulation was offered. Uncondition­
al surrender was demanded and refused.
The battle was resumed. Proposition
made to return to iayalty on certain
teriffis, Government declined and de­
manded unconditioned surrender. Sev­
eral engagements occurred. Pamplana,
captured 350 prisoners.
A sanguinary naval engagement was
participated in at Carthagena. Pene
vian and English Government decline to
recognize Carlist belligerents. Pirate
rebels threaten to murder all consuls of
foreign powers that interfere. Stran­
gers are flying for their lives.
N. P. R. R. NEWS.
The Virginia City (Mon.) Montanian
of the 19th ult., has the following men­
tion of an important N. P. R. R. move­
ment in the way of official reconnoi
sance:
Governor Potts received a dispatch
from Jay Cooke, financial agent of ihe
Northern Pacific Railroad, last Friday
to the effect that a coinmittce of the
Directors of the Northern Pacific Rail
roal had been appointed to visit Mon­
tana, and wonid start immediately for
the West. We understand the purpose
of the committee is to visit all portions
of the Territory, and make arrange­
ments advantageous to both our people
and the road for the transportation of
our freights via Bismarck, the present
terminus, and the Missouri river. A
committee of the N. P. visiting Montana
at this time impresses us with, the. ideri
that it' is of more importance than
merely to solicit our freights. The
North A South Railroad excitement
may have attraced them, and possibly
their business may be to make a final
location of their road through Montana.
The visit can be but beneficial to us, for
no one can visit Montana without beiri£
impressed with the knowledge of our ul
timate importance.
From the Kalatna Beacon,Washington
Territory, we gh an as follows
Last week the water seas receded be
low all the side-tracks in tnwn, and re­
pairs were completed where the ovei How
ing current damaged the side-track road
btds, which was confined to (he vicinity
between the warehouse and ear shop.
The whole line to Tenino is reported
in satisfactory condition, with the usual
graveling, surfacing, etc., im-ideiu to
the due, improvement and care of all
road beds.
A switch was laid last week from the
main track to the railroad mill-yard of
Stone it Davis, where they have just
completed sawing the bridge material,
ties, etc., required for the southern end
of the forty-miles extension.
The machinery of Mrs. Stoned Davis'
railroad mill at Tenion has been taken
out and placed on wagons to be immedi­
ately transported to Puyallup Valley,
thirty-eight miles north from Tenino,
where a frame is already finished to re
ceive it appropriately in every depart­
ment of a first class sawmill.
.Track-lay ingjis intended to commence
to-day at Tenino on the extension north­
ward to the Des Ohuttes river, a distance
of about six miles, where the first bridge
is to be erected. The material for which
is now framed at the Tenino mill-yard,
and also one for the Nisqually bridge.
Qcrri: a little breeze was stirred upon
Main street near the corner of Third,
on Friday last, all about a tent. li
seems a party gave a chattel martgage
to a business house on said tent. An­
other party claimed to be the owner, and
issued a writ of replevin therefor, issued
by the Court. The Sheriff proceeded to
take possession of the aforesaid tent
but such resistance was offered by the
tenants occupying the tent as to prevent
his personally so doing. He then sum­
moned, and created several deputies,
and in a body they marched to the tent
and soon stripped it front the frame.
Like electric Hash the news spread over
the town and many gathered to see the
supposed fun. No fun was witnessed,
simply was observed the strong arm of
the law carrying out its intents and pur­
poses, fearing no man, heeding no
threats but. pursuing its straightfor­
ward course without fear or favor to
any however quite little, excitement
existed for a few minutes harmless in
its nature yet creating a little healthy
tingling of the blood. Compromise,
gentlemen compromise. It is better
than law, revolver or knife, or even
better than harsh words which only be­
get their like, arid create bitter feeiings.
Since the above occurrence a sequel
on the tent subject has been arrived at.
BISMARCK, D. T.f WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1 873.
And now comes the finale o.f litis
funny suit which has attracted much at­
tention among Bismarckites. A trial
before Justice Bailey, was held on Tues­
day morning. Result: Acquittal of
prisoner' -this and nothing more.
Tlie Weather.
As far a-? our experience goes we are
led to believe that we have lately been
visited with trapical airs. Hot Yes
that is the term usually expressed, lied
hot woulu k: the proper application.
I(Vj Fahrenheit in the shade is not very
pleasant to the)ksh or agreeable to ihe
feelings of a human yet that is just
what we have experienced. Men ilted,
women melted and even horses and
mules seemed only a streak of lather and
grease as they passed along. Air so hoi
as to he blue in «!or and one could
imagine rm arona from sulphurous
depths below. ~~No mind, no relief, no
nothing but heal. Sizzling hot. Sherry
cobblers, lemonades, ice cool, ice cream,
and all other cooling combinations failed
to produce reaction or relief. A man
deliberately sat down on a hundred
pound block of ice, just melted
through that block in a minute and a
half, and lovingly gathered the remants
of his cold bath around him as the frozen
liquid invisibilitized. ft was no use the
reactor was gone and he disappeared be.
ncath the shade of a "Shack.'* A small
boy who started for home from a store
with a pound of butter in his "little tin 1
pail," had his understanding framed
with a number six slipper because the
heat started the lead on the button) of!
the pail, arid the butter had sought a iest'
in mother earth Bo}r said it was old
enough to have known better. Cotton
wood lumber warped -,o fast as to create
sufticient friction to cause fires and!
the lire department was on ttie alert
constantly happily, however, only I
twenty or thirty buildings were de
stroyed. No insurance. Water from
bydrouts before reaching the nozzles in
the hands of the pipemcn beca.'im so I
heated as to melt the rubber hose and
this tritlling cause was the matter with
Hannah, whose wax flowers in the top
of her-hat softened and rundown the
skirts of her new Delmonico aalico set
ting it on lire and and well, we guess!
it was hot because we heard some one
say it was hot as 1, anil our early
lv education leads us to infer that there
is some warmth down there. Selah.
LAST week the Sterner Rocket arrived
at Duluth bringing about eighty mem
hers more of the Yeovil Colonists, who
will at once take possession of lands
along the iine of the Northern Paciiic
and erect thereon the necessary build
ings for permanent settlement. The
wife of Dr. Rogers, the projector of the
colon}' accompanied the party. Thu?
speedily is the country filling up. A
a
couple or
SO
of years hence the land ad
/T
/U-l
The characteristic that is peculiar to
"Jim." Crummy, and which we remem­
ber to have seen developed and demon­
strated in years agone, viz Of settling
disputes summarily and positively.
The tent came into the hands oi Grum
rny, by way of the law shortly there­
after there was. a speck of war in the
horizon. Dutton was making a new
deal—the tent was liable to be called
into question again—myrmidionsof the
law were again on blood-hound scent
and business. Blood was up —the old
war horse warmed to the work—and he
just warmed that tent to a "Queen's
taste," and this is how. We mention­
ed before that the law had given posses­
sion to the aforesaid Ccuinmy, party of
second part, peacable possession of
many yards' of canvas yclept a
teut.. James truthful James
quietly rolls that lot of cloth out to­
wards the middle of Main street, placed
the heel of his Northeast boot in a Iwri
zontal "posish," struck thereon a Lu­
cifer, and gently slid said raging de­
stroyer among the folds of the aforesaid
tent. Fizz, fizz much smoke—directly
much flame—and soon, very soon, the
photograph of that "bone of conten­
tion" lay on mother earth, a dead but
living evidence of a human "peculiar­
ity." But the enJ was not yet. Law
is queer. Its ways are peculiar and
multitudinous. Salurdaj* night as the
midnight hour approached, the said
party of the second ptrt, was quietly
invited by a sheriff, who knew his "biz,"
to call upon Justice Bailey, in company
with Stowell, said Crummy's attorney.
Appearing lo! and behold, said party
of the first part, ntton, had caused the
arrest of the said (.'rummy as principal
and Sloyell, as accessory, on a charge
of arson or malicious practice, or some
other quink. Justice Bailey, not hav­
ing the Modoc qualities of Attorney
General Clarke, of Manitoba, who holds
Americans whether or no —admits said
prisoners to bail and they again min
gle with their friends--but alas! that
tent has mingled with the dust and thir
air. "Its hard tolove."' Weareawait ....
right to reject :my or all bids tor the same.
ing with open mouth, eyes and ears for, JAS. A. KMMONS, CI
the further results of this only sensa­
tion that has visited Bismarck this
season.
Two more car loads of mechanics
have arrived for Fort A. Lincoln, since
our issue of last week, and are now busy
at work helping to enlarge and
strengthen the defences of the govern
ment for the protection of its citizens
from Indian attacks.
"ODR stock is very low,, was the re­
mark we heard made at several houses
of business on Monday. This circum­
stance does not look as though business
had been very dull with the dealers thus
far this season for all of them bought
full and complete stocks generally.
Till.? House has recently been refitted and 1-i now
kept in First class.Style. Travelers will find good
meals, comfortable rooms and reasonable bills. 4 Mm
WILLIAM L. DOW,
CIVIL
ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
I S A I
Orders at borne and abroad will receive promp
attention. 4 tf
A S 1 I I I N
Near cot Sixth and Meigs streets.
(Virions having work in my !ine are respectfully
invited togivtfQie a .-all. S.Uisluction ^iirtiaiitsed
and work warranted.
^ti.os THOS. WELSH.
NOTICE.
I have this day received an order from the t-fin.
finai it of Couuty immisslotiers Pi and lor the Coun­
ty of liurleigh, IX. T., to collcct the sum
Srilmnc.
NOTICE.
Believing that charity begins at home and having
practiced that noblest 'of virtues quite extensively
abroad In the thrifty village of Bismarck for the part
twelve months, am be
fining to think that It Is high
time Iw.ts enjoyine soma return. Hence I shall ex­
pect ami demand that all parties (who have been
called upon) now Indebted to me, to, In the future,
send the money with the messenger until they kave
settled up outstanding accounts.
B. F. SLAUGHTER.
July 81st, 1873. 4 Iw
AMERICAN HOUSE.
N. P. Junction, Minn., Opppositethe Depot.
Single Meals Fifty. Cents.
SEALED"
PROPOSA
FOR A STEAM FERRY.
The County Coouuksionors of Bui'leijih county
will receive Sealed Bids for twenty days from date
for DOUBLE ilN'C INK STEAM FKRR an.I
TRANSFER BOAT, t» run from Bismarck landing to
Fort Abraham Lincoln. Parties proposing to give
bonds for fullfillnieiit of contract. Franchise ti tie
Jeased for five vear-i at much per month pay:il.le.
in advance. Such bids to be received by Chairman
and submitted t.oihe Board. The Hoard reserve in-
Bismarck, July 30th, 1S78.
E. A. WII.I.umr.
Chairni
DAN. WJLI.IAM»,
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
REAL ESTATE AND COLLKOTION
A UK NTS.
EI&'MAROK, D, T.
THOS. WELSH,
$U.ir
from eaeli and every individual engaged in retai'ii'K
spirituous liquors In the said Comity, as county li­
cense for sueh occupation. Therefore, all persons
='i en^'iged will please pay thp said m-iount to me at
my ollice forthwith tu the Town of Blsmarelr, County
and Ten itory aforesaid.
O.ited Hlsmarck, D. T., July '28, 1S7!J.
H. N. ROSS,
Sheriff «f Burleigh County, D. T,
CAPITOL HOTEL,
BISMARCK, D.T.,
Opposite the N. P. R. R. Depot.
Thb Hotel is new and kept in Good Style. Travel
e\ will have every accommodation to insure their
comfort
4- co.,
//. r.
MJimi
Proprietors.
MJD/dutton,
(Successor to Ilaekett A Dutton
CONTRACTOR
AND
BUILDER.
BISMARCK, D. T.
K.-eps in constant employ a lai j-e gan|: ol r.trp -i.ters
ar.d is prepared to do promptly and w-'U all iv o*
entrusted to him.
Special attention paid to !|o-l\ing and coiu.t'r
worl,.
Chins find specitical ions furbished on short
M. o. dutton!'
BILLIARD HALL
J. S. WARD, Prop..
BISMARCK, D. T.
Choice WillGS,LiqUOrS &Wt| Oig.irSi
a
jacent to the line of the Northern Pa- -\.r, ./j ±..
cific will "bloom and blossom, as the t©St 1.11
rose It is well.
a
liquor are of the filial brands and the cigars the
I
fourth Street between Main and Meiga, West Side,
Bismarck, D. T. 21
jr
S. A. DICKEY.
Post Trader
FORT A. LINCOLN, DAIOTA.
Citieens of Bismarck and vicinity will find at the
Post Traders, Fort Abraham Lincoln, one of the best
assorted and lai gest
Stock of" Goods
on the Kpper Missouri, selected by one of long ex
perience In the frontier trade with direct reference lo
the varied necessities of the neopie both citizens and
soldiers.
The stock consists
in part of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS
DRIED AND
CAMP EQUIP­
AND SHOES.
CANNED FBITITS, GRO­
AGE, COOKING
CHOICE WINES
By the bottle oi b.isUet, fine Crandiea pure
WHISKIES, ALE, PORTER, BEER
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBAC­
CO, &e., &c.
Persons wantii.p poods in our iine are Invited to call
and Wc will *ell lhem goo'ls which will not fall t"
please at satisfactory pr:
S. A. DICKEY,
Fort Abraham Lincoln, 0. T.
PINE LUMBER
THE
Edwinton Lumber
Com] tany
Would announce to the citizens of BUuiarck that
they are rerei and will keep onstantly on band
Inure .n il nvll selected a^ortuient if
Fine Lumber
(.'..nbUting of
FINISHING LUMBER, DRESSED
FLOORING, SIDING SHINGLES.
GLAZED SASH, DOORS AND
BUILDING PAPER OF
ALL KINDS.
Which they will Sell at price* (o suit tlie time? :iiii:
Cottonwood Lumber
Which thev sell at
SQ5.GO lJer Feet.
J. R. JACKSON, Agent.
Office South of tie &. it, trwk, at ifoltd Street
Crowing. ly
J. C. Walters,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WINES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS.
Lnn?r experience in Hi.: business enables me to sell
at the lowest powihle figures,
For Cash Only.
Merchants and others wiH benefit themselves by
{ivinp me a cull before purchasliif elsewhere.
For family use I ?isve constantly on hand pure
BOURBONS, BRANDIES, GINS AND
WINES,
AT WHOLESALE PRIOES.
No mattei hnivsmall the quantity purchased.
CALL AT THK
EE J) STOR
West Front Street,
BRAINERD, MINX.
Special attention paid to orders bv mail or tele
graph on the line of the N. I'. R. Minnesota and P»
kota Divisions.
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CERIES,PRO VISIONS
UTENSILS AND
General Supplies.
MAIN ST., ONE lo(»K EAST OF r»TH.
BISMARCK, DAKOTA.
Watch-Maker
AND JEWELEB,
Has permanently Melted in Lism'trck, wher» he has
f.ir fine assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SI LVER-W A HE, SPECTACLES,
AND OTHER ARTICLES IN HIS LINE
l' it:i ular att/-iiluii iiJ to Fire Watch Work, at a
P..-* ..iia&le Price.
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rising city of the Upper Missouri ILvr. (,' ir. ful nt 2'Hr*Tl
tent ion ..ill be given furio-hini roioplet" bills o! Oilup
material, which uillntnll tiuo liihd oi v-rv
sl.ort nofii-e. The) are Agent.-: for I
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A, 35. PRE5C0TT & CO'S
^tr*
$2.50 Per Annum.
J. C. WALTERS.
First National Bank
OF DUL,TITH.
J. B. CtJLVEH, GEO. C. STONE,
Prest. Cashier.
PAID UP CA.ITAL, 100,000.
Comer of Likv Avenue and Superior Street.
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FRED. STRAUSS,
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VI. II I'l'I K.
BILLIARD HALL
,i id Dealer In
CHOICE
'!.\ri:s
LJQrOttS
.1,YD CIGARS.
Corner
of
Main and S'V'jiid Street,
BISMARCK
D. T.
GIBBS & CA33TS
Blacksmith and Wagon
.»
C'.rnf rff Third :ind Thay.-r Stre is, Enmaro, I). T.
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W. SPAESNBEBCr,
ARCHITECT
AXD
a I
HISMARCK, n. T.
Plans and specifications carefully drawn. All
work done promptly, wjti.ifnrt-«i*il and at reason­
able rate's.
REFKKKNOKS:
E. MORTON, C. B. STOCKING
TRUDEI/L McKENZiE.
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