The Bismarck tribune. [volume], October 01, 1873, Image 1

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Vol. i, No. 3.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CO.
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Ailverliiijijj intes rj.i .» kiMwn ori np^l'ieauon at
tJit*
WEDNESDAY, SKPT. i, 1870.
THE CAUCUSES.
Uismondt is undergoing a new .sensa­
tion. Ft is passing through tho throes
«f
a .small political volcano,
no spoils as yc-t whore there is
nothing to .-"teal of course there .'ire no
politicians. The contest is simply one of
opinion. Iwo classes of our citizens
are attempting to arrive at the same re
suit through different means. Tho ob-
jccfc sought to be attained by those giv
ing their influence, and who purpose
giving their votes in support of the can­
didates whose names have beer, placed
upon the different tickets, is identicr.i.
Ka':h simply desires the election of
good men the difference exists in the
the^v aro.
Too Tiuiju.vr. has no politics or rath
«.T it is independent in politks. Wi»en
we say indepei'dent, we iuc tho word in
!t- true significance. Its editor assumes
the right uf any citizen to \ote for
whom he pleases. }fe is pledg.'d (0 no
man or citizen, and as the uidune is
private property, owned and controlled
by its editors, it wii! simply be their
open alike for th
either ti-'k'-t, er an
tickets. The paper
tho citizens generally, of all classes and
srtv *s on" medii
its columns wi
tho use of all.
nation, because of stories .nrrei:t
upon tho street that the
working for their election
In 'he next issue of the Tiwcve the
claims of the various candidates will be
discussed in detail, that our readers in
the county may be better enabled to vote
and work intelligently. Meantime it is
our earnest desire that every 711.111 en­
titled to vote iu tin county consider the
names placed before him from which to
select the officials into whose hands af­
fairs are to he placed for the next two
years, and «ekct therefrom the best
and"truest men, regardless of what cau
cus may have placed them in r.omina
tion. I
From Bozeman to Bismarck.
We yesterday received a visit from
Mr. .1, L. Sim-
n®
'1°
0 ai
1U c,inoe li
4jTli? ^jisnuirrh ^Tribune. TELEGRAMS.
while
oig.ui, nn t.je cxponont of their iljsri cxp^ctcd her* October 10th. The otfioeii of
honest iovn'.t.ions. Its columns are the Noi-tliern Pacific are hop'.-ful Ont tii, work laid
use of the friends of °"t.whi ?01
occupation:,, and its owners are there-
man, to vote and work for wliom-weFje
lic-ve to be the best adapted for the po
sitior.s to bo tided, and use our prop
speee'i. tiii"ving
'P
,,0ln
bad weather and winds. Prom Huz Horn
dians. Twice camps were nass in close
delightful as it is ho ,v
ant
no more of
A private telegram announces the I
death, by apoplexy, of Col. Dntcher, of
tho Metropolitan H»tel of St. Pa'ul
h&re put a State ticket in the field.
Itcporicd Mpcciullj lor the Ills
itmrck Tri**m*e.
KZ W &
The Great Wall Street
Panic Subsiding.
we The
Northern Pacific Practically
Uninjured.
hope ar.d believe the canvass will bo
conducted in an orderiv nmnnrr and
with a spirit of good tempered strife,
we also believe that the contest will bo TJiO Woi'kto Oon.tiliU0 EtS
a hot and a cl ^e one. Tho c.ity has no Laid Out.
politics, and wants noro. There no
present use for the article. There are
The $#. Paul and Paciflc
de
opinion as to what constitutes good men lur^o supply of currency.
and grw.id oflloers, and who and where *N°
candidacy of some, as wo are in com- St. Paul special ts th« Time teport* the com- rhe Far We»t is over dne from Fore
mending the nomination of other-! and
tnen':emft!tof
a iUlt
],y
111
Trouble.
Tcrriblo Havoc of tho Yellow Fever
Miscellaneous,
1
tioa. Eaiin a In partiilly p.iralysui!. The wheat
«ale» at very low fyrtv-fcv-}
thU city Rn.i St. P.iul fetl dcoure. Confidence 1. be
iaj re3torMi b?ill the mercantile fiiiil niaa«f»?t»:tii'5
ii'.terostt «rc becoiiing Affeete 1.
Yeitctday a New 1'ork houso cwpl '.yiuff ll/c hun
Jred workmen suspended, iiud wany empleyeej hare
been JUcharjcd froia other MtaMliihnionts. Som«
aro trying weather the .itonn hy giri.nj -iiip!®y.
ment four Jsyi In tii'' week-
Mlncsotu deed c:t seem to fe*l the pie»sure toa
gri.it exleut cxisptin a suspension cf the wi.est trade.
T!ic orernrner:t ispiepaylrigtlic. Nor
iiid riiitl.-rj look more hopeful.
try. CASS.
0" Can and the Directors of lfcs ,\«svV«rn Paci-
btJ
de!aye'"
New iik Sk.°alatragi ara einSraciu^ c.ri-vy eppsr-
n.a.l UJiOll such tunltv toklcktho prostata forn of Jar C-jr.ke, but
patronized by l»upublished•tat.esu.'.at shjw3«U'V2 of -i«set»
(v,Jr
i'abii'tle, an'3"*«•'«!* h°Peuf
,ntl-v
i'Ii. iipen, me mtsine I wurM for «MU':tnce. Over four hnn.irc arc C.cad I
This mucii in cx.ola- «ad l-.un.i:-.: Uaresi".
CAPT. J/tHJJO.Y.
HIBI NE
would
take a position against one of the tiek
•ts, regardles? of the individual merits
of the candidate upon either.
Good men were put in nomination by
tho caucuses ofboth Saturday and Mon­
day evenings. 1
here are gentlemen upon
each of these tickets tc whon no excep­
tion can be taken by any reasonable
citizen. Ihere are also candidates upon
wo have serious doubLs. We shall be
just as free in stating our objections
and our reasons lor thus objecting to the 7'UK ST. PAUL PACIFIC.
leeovery.
athe plae af CiCn-*.
fore under obligations to aM aldce. AVe TheNoilhern PaciUs country wag nerr Jio perslit
simply claim the ri^ht of our brother
iil,,lleJ nj!,t the
Hf«*nt I
Th-* I.ondoa house anpo'otcd g.:.*or::a"ct
summed.
present tim
aJ
1
Mia.vsipoi -3, Sept. 30.— The reported of
Oapt. Haraiou and party civatft much eirc'.tei:ijtit
ijnday, hut Wis allayed Mon.l^y ly rrrr« of his
£afetv.
STPICKSX WITH PAR ALYSIS. f.OW
Si. Pacl, Sept. 30. Chief Jnnic. Blpley, of the Stoekdale and sailed f,.l
Minnesota Suprf-mo Court, wai stricken with paraly
iisof the left, side o:j Samrdjiy and apsplv.xy after- '"tU leginu lit, 'icii. .S 111
Wu r". Jlti' lif'ti hupo of hii re jortry is ^ntijftained. m.'ind.
ThaOciob-.rteiinof tViSai rfHi-.i'-..n i« «.JJ-min- \y« are iad |},:,.t f.Miaries
e-j ov?r. Jndg* McMillan also i.:*. 1
F0HK11 'Y F1 of (lit* Minor, \ih'» svms
Niw Yoi-.k, Sept. 80.— liond ,'i .jwi,ntjhe« indicate :usiy ill on her tip trip li:ss recovered.
fl'ianch! ti'uublea iu Q-jrinat-y. Faia si•u.-ks h.ive in 11 1 .1
each of whose availability and fitness fellea twenty per emi. Q-•*-«•*» •. ,t Lt^-h^nce is tenma.i, «hic.i igenga'»ed in the
•xpected theie. tiansler business belw,-t tlipoint ami
A few nioie suspeuaioiii are. rfpvit-J hfie to-day r/iiicoln, Wtis airroun yesterday for
but all strong Q,-Wi are c^-,e,tc! t, pull through.
a a ii is ahI ,t iv.rWtr. in.- I
against the first diriil ja of the .St. Paul ,t J'acitie for
Wo believe a balance r.f over half a million du r.n fiomtruction.
that in some instances neither the) Garnishee papers have heen ,«erv..-d on the Firat
strongest nor the best men have been
XationalBaak. 0,!l0- B-"jk'r
a it
selected, and that tt.e opinions and pre- brauchMthUfaii. \v.',rk u,x,p ..,ie o, .he Well.
ferences of gentlemen entitled to a hear- Mank-ato road.
ing have been slighted when ordinary __
•prudence and common decency should BXXPv NS^lPOXtflS*
have dictated a different course. I
H.-nuan Trott.
Tlie Panic Among
Banks There.
the
JHcmlcnltall Goes Uown—Others
.411 Right.
M.'SSEiFOLiS, Fcpt. 30.—Meudeahnil'* Bank sus­
pended ytstero.iy. A fearful ruu *a? [made on the
IoT"eetT7.?° I
ST'-. N!Uiona'
but
About Diwhiall.
(^ub
onio
ed their boats from the former nlaec 'o H'.rald credent-
tho mnvm t..r, ,„ i„_ „i /i "ls- Charley Johnson also saw them.
7
a!d !n
check
I lie n're
a a a
cy. ihey were tiventy two days in com-j correction should ho made in this re- i» 1? .- rv .• ..
ing down, but were debved much by I spect. lie probablv drew on the Her-
advance, and" having no credit.
,in louljtcd
proximity, but as they were not seen by
tho savages nothing happened worse .,
than a scare. Mr. Sims declare that error
but for tho Indians the trip would be
Minneapolis Tribune is concerned. It is
,tem thnt a er
..
it in his. The
abounds in trout, -.vhi'i
covered by elk. We shall td: our read­
ers more of this perilous trip in onr next ')U with the statement that his
check was good. Hn also purchased
,hem
b^'
le! ,lwr km lhi
600(33 from
hefe Umlcr like
into which Dashiell made his way, and
the indebtedness was for board. Upon
being reminded of his arrearages ho
I gave an order on the suttler of the ox
pedition, stating that said sutler had
mone
belonging to him (Dashiell.) The
tm "'•TT'T^rfS I order was presented, the sutler denied
lhe 3uft mpeachmcritj aiul upou jt8 r(j
uro (r
Dashicll he gave Lamed an order
ve arni anc
nx.iyC'JAL SITL'ATi}.v. with reckless freedom, but he nevor mis
v.f5jM!APoi.T#, Stpt. 30.—The papers are itiii bur- trusted at whoso expense. Thero are
with diipatclio-) rel.itbs to (he ttnuticial ?ttua-
ct-n'.s
only being
jr!:1 in joiiw ir.5ta:\:c.
Srtrorai Ch'jo^o sujpt'.'i.'c Fi'uhy, Vut the
!aJitig oticj r^sainpii Moruliir, havi::^ ri-ooiv^d a
M:nne,
,-alil:3 !l,lv«
suipft.(i.-('. Those of
on the TlerahL T'ie order was shown nently disastrous to the road.
the writer by Lieut. Larned. This was
just before his desertion. Another
item When the expedition was sixty
miles out a party was sent in for soma
purpose, and Dashiell came with them.
John Mason, also of this city, wishing
to do a favor to an oid friend and ac­
quaintance, Mr. Eckelson, Gen. Rosser's
assistant, packed a box containing a
dozen bottles of brandy, three or four
dozen lemons and two boxes of fine ci­
gars, and sent them on to Eckelson in
Dashiell's charge. The box was never
delivered, and Mr. Eekelson knew Doth
iug of it until his return to this city
the other day. He says ho noticed
Dashiell smoked excellent cigars on his
them up f--r the boys"
several such peccadiloes of which the
writer is cognizant, and which can be
produced if required. The officers of! cialiy und'»r obligations for'fa^oi
the expedition are very indignant
against him for his behavior whilo with
them, and more especially at his shame­
ful desertion, and claim that "justice to
Dashitdi's" dup«s demands that he bo so
shown up as to prevent further exploits
in the same line, ile has talents that
should have been turned to better use.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
Sept. 27.™Steamer May Lowry.
27 —Steamer Josephine.
28. —Steamer Peninah.
30.—Steamer Miner.
DFP.Um.RES.
Srpt. 27.—Steamer Josephine
29.—Steamer May!.owry.
550.—Steamer l'e-iinah.
30.—Steamer Miner
The channel is changing.
wilt grow
Out of all thw, unci It i# lwlie»«!l work will r:"i le lie.
layod «n hour.
THE STRICKEH SOUTH.
Ca c.»o Srfj't. 3d.—Yellovf icrer i* iking ior
rible h«vn, ja th« Southf.n cities. fhreTepcrt
hagljepu oomp'i'fd to appsal to th-r charities cf tho
side of tho bar.
ISv anotiier week
so
,„
^r'*1 '"P-'
The May t.ow'ry will j.- .j ,i
as Fort ilandaii anl return.
liine on a(
far dowi.
.,:, ,int (1
S0M,(i ume 0,1
SWin5£
(1
'-•1"
DeOraff, Crooks and other* her not bwing on time is undoubt-
ui, ir1 firodit for the manner in which ho has
ials. conducted their affair* here. Ho ili
JOt
l"
edly on account of the pievaiiiog high
Winds that we have been raging 1 the
pa^t week.
That swing ferry at the point is mak­
ing considerable trouble. Jim Kelly,
of the Miner, says that he will cut the
4id—
in St. Paul, arrived home on Tuesday.
Prof. Safford, Principal of th
Pirrt National, but it te coming through all right, A borne College of Chicago, assisted by Mr.
Rofcbtfr'
0
to the mouth of i'ovdp" l'lvrti course the draft was protested. since last Thursday. lie hails from I ^,e'1
to ixie mouin ot owder Kiver tho runs'
l- product compared tavogi-.-.itly with
wera made at night, on account of In- gentleman mentioned above are Dallas, lexas, which must be a land of
returned
dashiell, in
upper Yellow.-ton-* ^dV0' & Co., as worth- sells everything from gimlets tq'patent
"S
check was given in payment for goods
rePrpscntation.«.
arncd of lhc
He will be universally regretted pondent of tho Chicago Inter-Ocean, General Manager Mead cauic in on a
—a informed us that Dajhiell mulched him
The tcmpsrance people of Miniifsota to the tuno of $50 on like representa-
tions. Larned vas caterer for the mess
BISMARCK, D. T, WEDNESDAY, OCT.
thing adrift" if they dot't k.-p it
out the way of passing steariie.-s.
7* 1 oats, ..out, potatoes, and "thcr ve^e-
Cai load of potatoes arrive 1 lat night: tallies, from Dakota, grown on od that,
for the Empire Supply Store. II. & A. will compare favorably with the Kansas
specimens.
"VV. II. Wood, of St. Paul, has beer, in
obs( rv ti,)ns
o. ,even ilcox and Thompson say Dashiell sou Line of steamers at this point during
Hozeman to I:smarck. Tiu oartv l.aul- -iribune for the iellowstono Exnedi- I i'•
.u rinn onri it™..r
J'«r
llis
We arc in receipt of the following' E. D. Comings and wife departed on
'Telegram. thia morning's train for Sioux City. Mr
To A. C. Jordan. Comings has been the agent for tho C'oul-
accredited to the Minneapolis the past season, and certainly deserves
Personal. They will exhibit full-grown tree,
(ien. Koss?r tarried in the city Friday-i of the celebrated bullberry iiomtlie
department.
,,,0thel 01
he goes to the coal fields to "see how itl
himself.
Dickey, the great post trader, who
lemonade, says the subscribers to the
Tp.ibcxe
on the opposite shor«, get the
paper about once in four weeks. There
is going to bo trouble in this matter, its
K^morid & Allen, dealers there i* certainly no earthly excuse for
Lieut. rich a state of affairs. The guilty par-
Cavalry, also corrcs- ties may look out for breakers.
special train Monday. He was accom­
panied by Resident Engineer Kimberley
We are under obligations to Father
comea in contact. Give as more ?u'h
of the officers and attaches of tho Tel- £!°t
TKrBt'NK rceeived at tFm i?• Jmnds is cer
taitily an oncouragemeni. To Grnei'n'
espe- 1
Bradley and Capt. Cu- l-.-a \v«
Pino old Rye Whiskies in quantities
to suit at the St. Louis Lrjuo Stce.
The land contested- cum- in which
Penri(dl,IIackett, Tipp:e and the County
30
The river is steady at alumt ttiw fe.et Judge Potter sustained the point, hut
of water. Mr. liroshei demurred. Tippie then
Steamers nrfi still ruuning the east withdrew and loft town, and Col. Sweet,
vi' ,• ,1 4: ou 1 Missouri iliver, together with txietus, omasv. in i•-.!•:
J. S. v\ mston, ot the rinn of Shaw A .-
1
Co., who has spent pari of the summer stone, gypsum, coal, chnik nodal! binds
vegetables and grain.
Dear- Frnn% St, Prut Pi*n?r.
When we state that the general ver-
di be
Inu(le by oth
icr an aai num. i,. days making! way equalled this, we state but the fact.
t.ie Chiel. play irom Dak, la, wci ,unu\n
f| Engineer, has been visiting Bismarck land where sod wa, fumed auont
on
exhibition.
veracity, and of course good fellows, if the Major is a fair rep-J The cereal display from the lands! Third st. Mui.
this settles the matter so far as the rese.-tative. Yesterday he crossed the west of the Uocky Mountain range
Missouri with "fowl" intent, and to-day ^cxrceli"1
1 8
11
turned eastward Tuesday
Commissioners are the Coute.st.ints has 1 ington Territori^, "v. hltv
oomo to a t'ead lock. The notiro was ^hcat, and superior any wi -^t
on exhibition.
given by Pennci:, made roU'.rnable .Sept,
25th. tin (hat day (ho Register no
being present, the Jioc
case. (lackett objc.it 10 any proc
in^s until rhe Register, Mr. iira^t.er.
should Appear. The iUceivor, Judge
Potter granted an adj^tur-rnent unt 11
the 27th. J. A. Stove!! then appeared
specially for Mr. Tippie, imuI demanded
the diss'missa! of theca-e on the-ground
il at t)ie notice was insufl'vient that ac
cording to law there should have been
days after the last day of publication.
who appeared for T'ennell, aekuow!
edged the validity of tbe claim, at.d so
withdrew. ilaekett meuHicio claims
that an appearanc has been made by alt
parties, ar.d demands that the c*:ts" pro
ceed, and i« no»- cntinuin1? th^ ease i»e-
The steamrr Xcllie Pe.-! ieav-»s Sioux fore Mr. Crashers nlone. And so t!ie
City to day for Fort fiuford. jmatti stands. Wo have neither sp.ve
i- \i nor time for more to-dav.
apt. Lnn Murray, bite of the May
has taken command ofihe Ida' Plenty of potatoes, onions, coal oil
*ood fresh butter received this
at the Empire Supply Store
•Yi Sully with and
mil morn in
N a
fvrrv.
•l"-,,l,ru
7
3-
an official one. Tho party eroded tt.o gariling a sin-posed barren desert, ami
the Missouri on Tuesday morning to tl,p throne:', would reltlm neaiu and
view tho work of tho engineer, and re- JJKa'n 'Seeking fre^Ti information. The
evening I Northern Pacific has ,V .son to iVcl
o' proud of the
While Mr. Mead does not deny that the ui^hLTlirection'"'amJ^h^rcsu^^i"!!""
failure of Jay Cooke must prove a ea-J not help but be beueii.-hl to ,.0,..
1
amity to the North Pacific a* well as to portion.
the public in general, he «cptuHates» tue
C?,HUV[1011
Result »ill prove f™,.
1 Sl
u. foe.,,,,, -«iw New Advertisements
rjhicct io any proceed-
FOBT
a.
a S a a
/'Yl'.tl ihr Mh\1cO(Hli4 j'rio''.iu\Stpt 23,
The Northern Pacific and St. Paul x.
Pacific are
u'esented
a- usual. Yes-
terday they were, like others, engaged
111 preparation, but enough of their
specimens could be seen to warrant the atit.-hk'io
statement that display made this vear
1 W
... li.-avv tlotli tr hud
will far exceed that ot last year. the
display made by the St. Paul & Pacific
Company will be particularly creditable,
but probably less interesting than that
oi the Northern Pacific. The latter vi!l
exhibit vegetables, grains and grasses
Irom along 1 Is line in Dakota, Irom a
couv.trv heretofore supposed to bo
barren waste. They will exhibit corn r'icity nu-Jutieimr)
fully matured, grown t.h ee hundred
miles north of Minneapolis wheat,
1
petrifactions, specimens c.' son, sand ^'.'i
hc»ldera was that no exhibit! fem^ .tUrc
competing lines of rail-
Further, wo state, without fear of sue
cesslul contradiction, that the products d'-'senptive cir.-ularj coat-tilling f'H.-i, teftinicuiiil-.
... .. ,, epgravini**. ,?-c .-.enl ir. ?. We
of no section of tnc West gives better: AiiitiCLi.TrniAi. i.mpi.rm.-.n is.
or .stronger evider.ee of li:« strength I-a»f?t patente tum iiiii.r.vfm:i..« i'..r t:. farm ni.'
and prolific nature of thi*, soi
which that lino of raiiwav nn
as constructed. The soii on e.xbibitioii
proves by actual :inaly.- to possess all
the necessary requisites for -uccessfVd
cereal growtii, and ihe VLgeiabit* gr.c.vlh
is re a W a
a iarge proportion «»f vegetables on dis-
the
I lie
a
r0 vtn
Ihe fruits displayed from Oregon and I
Montana arc
beautiful in «ppe«,-u,ce
and rich in flavor.
The mineral and lino stone display
from the region of Dubith, was bejtuti
ful and attractive to a high decree.
v.-iih cl.s laijy ,.iv
linc of the .Northern Pacifii* r.-uiri-UM,
our attention was pnuieulaily r.rr«- -!od
ie
Somercisen for a pleasant call. The •'"v
Father is tho same brave Christian gen
tleman who followed nloiu
Hne di-piny from t::o viemiiy i,i
1,1
Among tin- samples of craii
was one of wheat from of W. I'uSl'-r
tho trail of and barley from the farm of Thorn.,'
the great expedition, thrco weeks after I McKensey ai.so tine assortruont 01
its departure, with no'hing to protect:
v.uSela^l*-'3,
I IS.J
Liru), dui'rl1-
a I
I car an.! 'jv
tt. t!l.-*J «vl!.-. r«-. A.-.il.j.,,,- .. I -•...!! ..
y.ioetfe-it
1.: a! r-i ,'i..i.
•iiw.-, fc.'i
''n:.ani:r,
I
thread, This inacluiiu l.e.o il%. ••"-iwru. t.-d 'j:.-,
it strength ail thi pi i't- icli :u I ''rr
m'ide alike by luavhuiurv, am! )..-i'il.frilly li.-iUi.-d
and ori.aiuenlj:!. J'- V'.'' i-y i.
-'II
101'1
and Pilent h: p-l t'.' .:. r.y ,:. 1 nil
1 1 1
...'." !J»i 'ieii. Mwver.'.
tblOU^.l luirvoM-s, (.irai miii
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inih' lire
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A
iViV-r-r* [. j: wi.i:m i:
lo: i: W'
tln-'.J l! !ii«'«t iriip..i-i I!,I I-I-I '•.-j!. ...
tile ni" .SO-''Ui)iU• i'.d 1 li..! :i .'l,i!.|
tiie IL'k'M Ijultun i' .-u.nri
Strong and be ucifal.
fcpvciul term* and eV.ra Sudao. a.-.r.u .- i:,.'«K* s:i 1
&••., to will Oil
agi'i:cie3 Uiroujii tiie cuutry :n: I :i \t uii
chinc» uu exhibition and *a!a Coimi -.- ri- .»i.* ijiven
t.» smart uKi ntj free. e.-jaip'-.-ts «.'Uk ii'. I .rn
l.'he.l •.'.it'iout ::ny extra ciiarge. Sn:iipii,i .''Tiliif,
1
a:.vi
)-rt ».r vv."..4
a'l'i .ili a nicies iivn-l.-l I'
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or in
ana !.rt= j.--rfee lv .-nr.
If uuai.te ••!.
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o.U ai ili') li.nvi.:
t'Ur ie Kiels."
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.JOJJN -TOVA1.I..
Tire coal brought hither from the de-:
posits twenty-six miles west of the Mis- '"iftOl HA'],* (111(1 sOKHSf. .)} .v
souri Iliver opposite Bismarck, proves. omce Corner sr.J riii. I
to be of a lignite formation of excellent ...
quality, and it is in ine.\haustihlff|uau- UlSMAu'- a, l». i,:
"Th.ihous.nci, upon rtoM.mU MVES7 A1TB SALS ST4BLI
people who visfted the fair grounds yes
terday wended their way back and forth, SCOTT & MILLET, PUOP'S,
but lingered longest around tho stand
of the Northern Pacific. An earnest,! Coroct- of S«co»4 a6d siefs* SirccL'. Lisinurtil, p.'f.
ono might say intense interest, was-
and Road -Master Weed. The ytsit was shown on tneir part for mlormation re rt^-crni fiuenijing ponies. itirro, d. "j. siy
t}-e l»r
.si *jpo
SS. A- Co.,
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I pvT-f••tfltllv iiitit.^ th'' !-'it
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t:ol iv( I t0
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W.- 't'iciiii.' tn
ir ce•I'itotk- •v.yj .-.r
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of Mr. .\r-.irew
11
.-"ome of euorrnous dim.mi-j
him from the savage foe b,»* the con- gSXnf ''r" A.jp^r^
sciousness ot a duty to perform. The Lvavitt of l'aigo. JsTOTP
man himself is loved and his bravery 'I here is also a very Uik- iiip!
adntired by every one with whom he Sra'11 «'iiid vegeiabh,s from i!,e 1-in-
f:
". ^uvfr*
1 om LismarcK on tuo .Mi-: -i!i Jlivi r.
preachers. JThere arusaverai np^i.-tiv'ns froi'
The Tujsuse cditoviui rooms have} 'he Scheyunne riv.-r, fn.un j.ai.'. stov.
bee-n visited during the week by
1,11
the Jaines river, lioin iiisma ck
isb0ur Kon
,. oo miles north »i Disaian-K. Fi ,, Ms
lowstone expedition^ but space forbids locality of l^n' ol t!:e wue
moro than general thanks. Wo have samjilcs of good, corn, »vheat and t.s.
tolt highly ilatter?d by thij universal 'a,"£e ni:_ ority of fhc a i:. tv!'!
courtesy, and the C'lmmcrtdations of tho
(l'
JJismurck,
H!*m\:.
Iru/ji tlu: ,sud aim v/.-md coinparc
«b!y witii Sj'ccuoeri .i- f.. ri,
Th" .vd!t pcrdia, or 1) t/)*il.
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appears to be of the hawthon,' !•.. d--.
spycie.--, hours a ci, ny
tt !.s Said, lii"deS e. \'iii:i.r. at 'I
jeliV, al^o o!^.-,ei ve'-1 til.!, di-j,, ,1
of ai'pii.s, pears, and Jruits ai.'i
g' aiii, ami a gvk-a». varivi.v «.f ooci. fron
1 the Paesik- aii I Mors tan.-', 'j' j,-•
wheat from Moumiui, t.Mteoi:, ur,
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A FAMILY' ARTICLE,
.".•u in.ll.-'! la.JO J.er «uy 771 :'..'r -y ,. L.
AK ENTIRELY JEVY
SEWlNti MACHINi,
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w!:jel .'iiij on a t:.i.de. ruimii Sin -.d'U j»l.
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Speria'. at- r.t-tleiber oiiiiaiiioad I.ani'n tri lir.iit permit l.i tii' I
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STOCK ct KOiiHiiTW.
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Ghucrn.1
Law
& Land
Karfio V. a:i Mii-t! ri.1. Minn. tit.
(iOUDON J. KEEXEY,
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Agcod sUbie, p!«ul.Vof f.-ren, good ho-scs. ir.d Oucriil I.tmd d.-il to. Offlce,
raid Real Estate.
V.T.1 I'ra-fi ifi r.li tTie ('('in I* I'.o Territoiy.
ITi-XSIiiS AXI
fTi
•T eneral Supplies.
C5HOIC5E WINES
iI:-, Aid
FOltTEIt. HK.KK
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A US. TO».VC-
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in u'.ir line arc Invited m1I
•ii r.'. vihioli vill iMt fail t«
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S. A, DICKEY,
I'ort Abralmm T.h:c In, P. T.
& Gooilku©
v:nt -3' rurojisiting goods,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES,
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|'i' --...:',''.-d ti'thc f'i'l- SO:! t^oMhr law. A A Jit I'i, O"
r-ERiES, rixt:R.
FEED
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Maiu Street Between Pith and Sixth.
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SHAVING and HAIE CUTTING.
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i'Ai'IllONAtll.K lJAitP.Elt AND V7AIU WKESSER,
Main Street, Dakota Territory.
Shariii},', .chanipo«np, Ifalr Cuttlnp Whlakt
aid hair dyed.