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Bismarck,
D.
T., Aiig. 27,1877.
MASONIC.
The regular communications of Bismarck Lodge
No 120, A. .P.-. & A.*. M.\ lire held in their hall
cn the f::-£t and thiril Mondays of tach month at
7 p. m. Xirot/iers in pood standing are cordially
W. M. FALCUXi:::, V,'. M.
GEO. I'. FLANNERY, Sec.
i. o, e. F.
The regular meeting? of Mandan Lodpe No. 12,
I. U. 0. i'., are held in Manaenx Hall every Tues
iay. brothers in good standing are cordially invi­
ted.
D. W. MARATTA, N. G.
6TG. HAKAUE2, R. Stc.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
At the Presbyterian Church every Sabbath morning
at 11 o'clock and every sabbath evening commen­
cing at S a'tlock. faabuath School immediately after
morning serrice. Prajer meeting every Thursday
«T*Ding. Kev. I. O. Sloan, Pastor.
Arrival and Departure of ITXails.
On the North Pacific to an from the east arrive
and depart daily.
Leave for Forta Stevenson, Berthold and Buford
and for the Tongue River posts every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving every Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday.
Leave for Fort Kic# and Standing Bock every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday returning, arrive
•very Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Leave for Deadwood and oth-r points in the Black
Hill* Tuesnays, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving
fa Deadwood in sixty hours*
Po"**
WILLIAM A. HOLLEIIIBAEK,
Official Surrey
or Burleigh County
Office,
Drug Store, or V. S. Land Offlcc.
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LAWYERS.
rCHN
A. STOYELt,—County Attorney. 4th St.
OS VAN ETTEN—Attorney at Law and United
JL States Commissioner.
PEESTON
& WILLIAMS—(D. 0 Preston, A
Wiiii'tma^ Main Street.
f.O FLANNERY—(City Attorney) West
VJ Main Streei
DE27TIST.
AHancock.
T. JJIGELOW, S—Office opposite Camp
C'
UIAS. THOMPSON—City Engineer. Those who
want lots surveyed anil boundaries established
will be accommodated. Office, CJ. S. Land Office.
BK. S3.
Vv.
FiXCSE,
Physician 1 Surgeon,
Otlicd at the ip't.-1 Hotel. Prompt attention to
enib :ri lovrn or country day or ci.irht, 13-ly
MUSICAL ZZ-7STRUTSU??TS.
MBS.
0. S. GOFF—Agent forPianas and Organs,
Bijmarck, Dakota. 10-tf
Dr. Wm. A. Bentley, Physician and
Surgeon, office for the present at room
45, Skeridan House. Calls left at the
efSoe promptly attended to. oitf
Chas. W. Mead, the popular and suc­
cessful general manager of the North
Pacilic for several years, now of the
Omaha Smelting Works, spent Sunday
in the city. Of course the Tribune
did not interview as to basinet,
but we cannot resist the temptation to
express regret that other interests
called him away from the North Pa­
cific. Mr. Mead is confident that the
N. P. Grant will be extended by Con­
gress next winter, and thai the road
will be extended to the Yellowstone
the coming summer.
1S77. Established 1872
COMPLIMENTS OF
James A. Emmons, Wine and^ Liquor
Merchant, Bismarck. D. 7,
Otu? Irrepressible Chiefs.
Chief Joseph is in a big hole chief
Sitting Bull hangs by the iine and is to
be bored by a Commission, while our
chief, Jirame Ernn.ons, the-voun^-man
not airaid oMiis-whisky, publicly de­
clares he will not surrender the old
shack and its cobwebs as long as there
is a a man with a soul to save with a
gallon of fine old rye or bourbon.
Hoarding.
Single Meals 25 cents or board by the
#7eok at $4.00 at J. F. Reardon's, Main
St., Bismarck. tf.
"Wasted.
Four girls to do general housework.
They must be competent housekeepers.
Wages $20 per month. Situation as
long as desired. Apply to
S. H. CARATIOFF
it Cor. 5th & Meips St.
jTiremens iixciiaiige.
(Late 7th Cavalry Saloon,) 0:
"Yvines, Liquors and *1*.'
o.ce
the
celebrated Dakota Bitters, and Eutter
m:lk on ice. an new friends tvs
p.
invited to
DYER
&
Byrne.
15 tf
The fiop which wis to haw come
o:V.it the VTsstcra House last Friday,
w«ll take place to-morrow evtair.g,
Tuesday 2Sth.
Toadies wishing a iemaie attendant in
coi:fi."em«jnt v/ii' do w'il to call on Mrs.
Armstrong. Evidence opposite the
Stage r.nany. o4r-3t
Rev. Mr. Starkey, of Fargo, and Rev.
air. Jackson, of Fort Lincoln, preached
at tne Presbyterian church on Sunday.
JTr. Starkej* hn- taken the first staps
toward building amethodist church at
Bismarck.
Star Sre-wery 3
cor.
The reason this beer is the best in
the country i3 because it is made of
rich Canada malt.
Quite a number of the mechanics
from Post No. 1, arrived in Bismarck
last Thursday, enroute to St. Paul.
Air, Gates, the gentleman in chargs of
the work at the above named post,
preceded this party aboat a week. Oh
course the work must have been nearly
completed or they would not have re­
turned so soon.
J. B. Starkty, Methodist minister of
Fargo, officiated in the palpit of the
Presbyterrian church Sunday. Mr.
Starkey is a pleasant speaker, and Bis­
marck would certainly be honored
could he be induced to remain with us.
Imported CliazapAigns
At the St. Louis Liquor Store will be
found the genuine Dry Yerzenay, from
Jules Mumm & Co.: also Piper Heidsich
& Co's imported wines.
About fifty mechanics, destined for
the new Indian agencies, came up on
the train Saturday evening, and are in
the employ of Munger & Weaver.
They were all a fine looking set of men,
and determined to make the best of
frontier life. We predict an early
completion of their contracts, as the
contracting parties are men who inva­
riably fulfil every obligation.
Mr. A. Pollock has opened a photo
graph gallery on the corner of Third
and Thayer streets, and is now ready
for buainess, and cordially invites our
citizens tcgive him a call. He adver­
tises to remain two weeks only. 32tf
Millinery and Dress Making.
Mrs. John A. Maxwell, formerly of
Sauk Center, Minn., has opened a Mil­
linery and Dress Making Establishment
at Mrs. Carrie Clark's old place on
Third Street Mrs. Maxwell invites
those wanting anything in ber line to
examine her goods and work confident
that she can please with both. 84m3.
Congress
W
ater at
Hollemback's.
For Sale.
A valuable piece of property—house
and threo lots outside of thexity limits
—for sale on reasonable terms. Inquire
at this office. 30tf
"Wanted.
Two good hotel girls at the Sheridan
House, Bismarck. 23tf.
Personal.
E II Bly, proprietor of the Sheridan, is again in
the city.
E S Tyler, mine host of the Headquarters Hotel,
Targo, is at the Sheridan.
W Norris, superintendent of the National Park,
registered at the Capitol.
Hon. Mark Baily, of Canton, D. T., arrived from
Deadwood by stagi Friday evening, and spent Sun­
day in ih'j city.
6 W J/ead, Omaha 0 II jl/ead, Chicago II W
Mead, Quincy S'torney, Chicago, and several
others, come up from St. Paul Saturday evening, by
special car, on business connected with the Northern
Pacific.
At the Capito!—P W Norria, National Park Kdw.
Harney, A Lindler, Dtadwood John Sullivan, St.
Paul.
At the Custer—Miss Lizzie Harrington, Boston,
John Ottice, St. Paul Pat Conners, Duluth J/
Murphy, Jehn Williams, str Benton Dan ICnapp,
Turtle Creek John II Cossey, Tongue River Pat
Kelly.
At the Western—L Lauless, S Forster, Chas Hol­
land, Fort McLsod S Leary, Fort Peck N It
Barley, Bow River S Hantz, Fort Garry George
Hoaettalk, Farr, Bukins, Helena Hyde,
Thos Whalin, Tongue Hirer S Tuttle, St Paul
Glen, Dubuque John Tally, Adam narte,
Yellowstone David Nibbs, Minneapolis Northnp,
and brother, Fort Bice Otto Freeman, Genoa, Wis
John W Donihoo, Marine City, Wis John Code,
Ottawa, Ont Chas Cross, Lincoln Conellv,
Sioux City S Richardson, etr Wtuern Hugh Mo
Guire, Eiora, Ont.
At the Merchants—P W Norria, Yellowstone
Casserly and wife. Tongue Biver: A Albenberg, St
Paul Melvin Hall, George KadclilT, Firgo John
Jones, St Paul Hugh Stevenson, Fort Kice S E
Doner, Ed Spencer, Joel Stebbins, Chas Orr, Ft
Lincoin John EmerEon, Crook City Michael Mur­
phy, str Uenton/ John Bush, Fort Buford Cole,
Memphis Tuttle. S Wells, Fort Rice \V
Truax, Alexandria, Minn Mills, Boston Job
Baker, Fergus Falls.
At tiie Sheridaa—H S Parker, Standing Rock
Walker, Washington E Randall, St Paul
Bailey, St Louis \Vm \V Wickes, Nev York
Ernest Ingersoll, Hew York Herald Theophilua
Gaines, Fayeite Court House, W Thos E Oickey,
LeSeuer Miss Anda JZichler, Helena J/ajor Car­
penter, Syracnse N Harte, Port Byren, N S
Kfvlin, Chicago Stafford, W Flowerre, Helena
Edward Muldoon, Bozeman Wm Rube its, Mrs Hat­
ter, Mi«s Simmonds, Mrs. Schultz, Mr3 Schmidt.
J/rs I) W Beach, Mrs Wilzie, Miss Hathaway, Mrs
Cunningham, Mr Fawcett and wife, Mrs Smvthe,
Anderson, Fred Langenhahn W Prie=t,
Mulrath, W Culler and wife, Montana Samuel
Foster, ClitTord Martin, Barr, Benton Bent-'
ley, Bristol Wm Lois*ll, John Judge, W Lloyd,
W W Bill Thos Manly, Campuell, Car
iran, E Carter, Deadwood Mark Bailey, Can­
ton, Jas Ferguson, Butte City Boone, str
Sherman Mrs Bradley, Fort /Shaw Jehu Walls,
New York N Clark, St. Cloud W E Campbell,
W W Nichols, Isaacks gnd sons, E E Henderson,
St Paul Starkey, Fargo Wm Harbaugn, beu
ickley, Pa II Kevin, Senickley, Pa McNa
mara, (jt Paul/ John Box, New Albany, Iadj Otto
Keernan, Wis Creek, St Louid Ed Edwards,
Walker, str Sherman Isaac Scott, Jellersou
ville, Ind Wm Richards, JeCersonville, Ind Tlieo
Kiilmer, Minneapolis S Cochrane and lady, Detroit
W Mead, Omaha Mead, Chicago II W
Jfea.de, Qaincy/ Storney, Chicago S Siuitt,
Humbird, Wis E Tyler, Fargo E \V W«ed, E
Bly, Brainerd A O Matteson, Mo 31 A llutchins,
Mrs. J/urdock, river Wardner, Deadwood/ W
Snail, Carle, Lead City John Hine3, Elgin,
111.
Slack Hills News.
Chamber C. Daris made an assay of
ore from the new silver district on Bat­
tle Creek, the result, $3,129.74 per ton.
Tlie Black Hill3 paid $9,600.0.0 inter­
nal rerenue tax for the three months
ending July 31st. Query—which in
most profitable to thu Government, civ
ilization «r barbarism?
Crook City Tribune.',
Un claim 55 t.elow, Afr. Manning «.nd
partner have sunt: to bed roc
zv.-i
commenced drilling. They &ay e-te--
get very fair prospects, and intend i.
drift across the claim
Mr. Wm. Watt, who has been suffer­
ing for the iast ten days wit a typhoid
fevtr is still no better. Xotjing but
his unusually strong constitution
could [fritbstand such a siege. .Dr.-,.
a an at in
hopeJui, ho ft* ever, ard look for a speedy
change for the better.
Parties riding horseback o-tv the prai­
ries below here want to "iopk a liduie
out" that the~ are not mistaken for 1:
diaus. We were unfortunate enou-di
to be one of a fparty so mistaken itje
other day, and the three er four bulled
that whizzed past us were a grille re­
minder that we bad lietter aporta._'h
with due caution, and a Hag of truce,
which was done. We succeeded in at
least persuading the rannehtaen thai
we were not on the war path.
The Presbyterian church at Moer
head was struck by lightning Saturday
evening and burned to the ground.
Gapt. Gonsallis, of tha steamer
Sherman, referring to a sUtemeat in
the last TBiBtnsE-in relation- to pilots'
wages, says he does not wish to reduce
the compensation of bis employees and
will always cheerfully pay first-class
prices for first-class man, but will not
pay the highest prices for inferior work,
and to this determination may bo at­
tributed the changes made in the pay
of the parties referred to.
Steamboat Supplies, sin, Coal Tar,
Lard Oil, etc. at Hollemback's
Died.
In this city, Friday, at p. m., Aug. 24th, 1S77,
Mr. P. F. Gbimes,aged about 30 years, of moun­
tain fever.
The deceased was a resident of Grove Lake.Minn.,
and came to Bismarck a short time since, stopping
with hi3 brother-in-lavr, M. H. Brown, they having
married sisters. Mr. Grimes had formsrly been a
schoolteacher, but of late has been living: on a
fatm. He was a man of excellent qualities, and
esteemed by all who knew him Although only a
short time in Bismarck, yet those who had formed
his acquaintance respected him highly, and anlte in
extending their sympathy to the beareaved wife and
little ones, who are, probably, at this /writing una­
ware of his death. Death is a serious matter under
all circumstances, but to be called away from this
world without the parting counsel of a loving wife,
or the tender farewells of the little ones, is sad In­
deed. Many kind friends followed the remains to
their long resting place on last Satnrday, and Und­
er hands gently performed the last sad rites wblek
hid from view all that was mortal.
5th Street Bakery
OPPOSITE CUSTER HOTEL,
BISMARCK, D. T.
Bread, Pies, Cake3 and Confectionery.
LUNCHES A SPECIALTY
Patronage respectfully solicited.
36-lm JLE© CORSICK.
C321SIST5AN JLUmYIG,
formtriyof trciit. Michigan, will please communi­
cate his present P. 0. address to the Imperial Ger­
man Consulate at Chicago, Illinois, 33-t4
CHEAP MEAT MARKET.
TGZIjD &- GROTTY". PROPR'Sj
Slain St., no:.t door to Cehr.'s Store,
23IS:i2A12C2t:, DAKOTA.
Wholesale and Ketaii, Fresh an:l Salt Meats of the
best quality, always on hand.
Special inducements to Hotels and
Steamboats.
All orderi promptly filled. So ot
WILLIAM J. WATT,
FIRE &• LIFE
Insurance Jigent
Main S** Bet. 4th&5th,
3 I S A
NOTICE Of DISSOIitXION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby giren that the partnership hereto­
fore eziiting under the firm name of Bailey Landre,
has been this day dissolved, D. I. Bailey to continue
the business of said firm and pay all dsbts against
and receive all meneys due said firm.
Dated, Aug. lbth, 1S77.
D. I BAILEY.
Witnesses, J. LANDRE.
J. A. Stotbll.
S. E. Covzi.akd. 83w3
13. RAM AGE
Watciimafccr nafaet'iig Jeweler
Rings, Pins, Cuff Buttons, Studs, 4c,, made to
order.
ttold Nu»set« mounted in every style.
Fourth 8t., tr.rje doors off Slain,
30m3 BISMARCK,
li.
My stock represents
known,
Made by Ourselves.
Prices
Prices,
1
T.
GLOB'S HCfTBLj
»EAaH(19D, 0. T.
Fir^t-ciaee :u uvery psrticalar. Ke* and elegantly
furnismed.
Oertaiiily the Pest Mitel in the City.
Hfad:ju*rt9r« tor Wisconson, Miunesoti and Dako­
ta people.
32tf
E. WELCH & ~0 Propr's.
H. S. KELT GG, Manager.
Citt Bail. Bukasck, 21 June, 1ST".
Brt It sn iot'!'! by '.he Mayor aad Common Council
of the City of Bismarck That a idj-iralk eisht
feet in width h* built fruai t!is S. 0. Mrnur of lot 6,
in bloc'-i 50, a!---iijj fourth street toMaia street, aad
that a .-.al :ix Ik- levied oa the re:il esta'.-i aimt
ting o'i'siii'i proposed !W»-walk. th* notice
shall be published ijai* coasccaiiva'Z^es^v'n ths
Bisraarck 'i'RiiicNa.
biiued, A, McLF '.5, Kayor.
C. J. CLAKK, Dep. Cily Cierk. 21-4it
kr-cg HOT FAH to
send for onr New
2
Catalogue. It con
tains valuable infor
matlon for every
person contem­
plating the pur-
",Q chase of any article
for perso:
any article
inal, family
^OSTGOMEKYI WABD&^CO*
Original Grange Supply House,
^2^1 Watm&Ave.-QUCAGO ill.
S:TFD 3riTE? LAND UF-rc?, I
it'SM.- cs. r. Ai'GUdr 5th,
-T' \.'r 2 Jr c'r a xn. he Vi Pluininer, James
l'ernl-r. John V*. OTi'eii in:l jll 'e'ested in
th- SWi Of?.:-r» I' W:
Tou r.r. ni"ii 'he lii.i. Commi
.•ion?:' «j I.--.: uu .er dale of
An cum •**::. lf,7T. lr :i: a-jcord-incs with the deci­
sion o' tr- Km. rf-:r:t^ry .f the i.-i-ei '.u-t directed
Ota1 heaii'gi il at th"s o£ice for the purpose
r.ikir r.v tcs-lr.i .rsy which .iny !»_• oCe.-e tenil
ir :r to impe.i'jh faith of John 0 Jacfifnan in
!iis 3ft!i-r.5er.t i:id uliivurnu of said tract: and thai
,iid ariii^' be liad at this rrnce on Thurilay
ti'.e U'Uh 'i,iy r: S eptezibtr 1 ?77 at 1U o'clock a.m. at
which :ni place yon yiii be prt«ent prepsred
to present testimony i! any you ha?« pertaining to
ihe ni.'.i't in cosiest
MAUTor.. Register.
iv
:31w4w
B, €. J1SH,
Livery Stable,
BISMAiiCK, D. T.
First-class Riga, with vritk
out Drivers, at reasonable ratee.
300D SADDLE HOESES.
S2TKG5S CITY.
Tie corpevr.tors of Sturzij City are hereby noti­
fied to rae'.-t s»t .^tcyell'i oince on Tuesday evening
the 23th inst., at S o'clock for the transaction of
important bujincs-i.-
Augnst 2Uh. 1S1T.
35 ALEX. HcKEKZIC, President.
TO TECE PUBLIC.
Saving now fairly est&blisTiedL my Wholesale and Betail
Clothing House I cum proud to say I have the Largest
and nicest establishment of the sort west of St. Paul.
Having beta E»-baili to now Baceiving a Foil
Line of
Drags and Toilet Articles,
OF ALL KINDS, TOGETHER WITH
Paints, Oils, Tarnish­
es, Etc,
And Everything Usually
Kept in a Well Hernia­
ted Establishment of
this Hind.
many thousands
resources are such as to enable me to always carry the
largest and best assorted stock of
N O I N
Gentfs Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps in Bismarck.
I am bound to be the
Boss Clothier
where else in the upper country. I desire
and
my Goods to be seen,
habitation on the
Hills.
and still make a living profit
My patrons will be convinced of the truth of all I say
when I tell them of the great advantages I possess, chief
of which is the following: My establishment is a branch
of the great and extensive Clothing House of
Hanauer, Lichtenauer & Co.,
of St. Paul, Minn. Every stitch of Clothing I have is
09
AN IMMENSE STOCK
Wines, Liquors,
ana Cigars
always on hand and ail nnusuall Fall Line of
STATIONERY,
Notions, etc.
Main Street,"Bismarck, D. T.
FORSTER'S
ZEE OTBL
AND
a a
Front Street, Opps B. B. Depot,
The Oldest aad only First Class
Restaurant in Bknarek.
Give if. a call and I will Ghxarantss
Satisfaction.
J. IP. i^orster.-
Bismarck Bakery,
FOraTH ST., OPPOSITE CITY
MEAT BASSET.
Brearl, Pies, Cakes and Frnit delivered to any part
of the city. CHAS. REAHM,
17-lra Proprietor.
B. F. RAYMOND & CO.,
Auction!
Commission
MERCHANTS.
Are now ready to sell by auction or on commission
al kinds of Real Estate and stock Of all kinds.
jVEoney Advanced
on Jewelry and all kinds of valuables.
Office Corner
2d
and Main Streets,
26tf BISMARCK, ». T.
Saloon and Billiard Table for Sale
The building known as the Jno Dart Saloon at
Pleasant Point will be sold on reasonable termi,
also a good Billiard Table. This is a splendid oppor­
tunity for a saloon man to iftvest. Apply to
W. WALKER,
21
w4: St. Loais Liquor-£lof*
of dollars, and my
of Bismarck, or any­
We are manufacturers, aJ^d
intermediate profit, consequently my customers obtain
their goods from
First Hands.
my name to be
wherever there may be a
Missouri, the Yellowstone, or in the Black
For me there exists no Opposition.
Competitors may swarm around me, and offer their
goods at oosi or less, still I can beat them, I can sett for
less than they,
They pay me a
from original cost, and they buy goods from me at
than from any other house west of St. Paul.
I malce these offers to obtain the
which I consider myself fairly entitled. By fair and
square dealing, by selling honest goods at
I hope to obtain hosts of friends and steady cus­
tomers, and prove myself a living benefit to the purchas­
ing public, who are respectfully invited to call on me
before buying anywhere else.
Respectfully, SIG. HANAUER^
St. Paul Branch Clothing House, opposite Post Office.
ESTABLISHED 1873. REBUILT 1877.
THE PHCENIXED
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
DTT1TXT CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
pay no
small profit
Lower
Whole Clothing Trade,
to
Eock Bottom
1877. "OLD RELIABLE" 1877.
Coulson Line
Missouri River Transportation Co.
S. B. OOVLSON, Genl. Raaa^ci.
Smpt.
9. W. VABATTA,
PLYING BETWEEJ
BISMARCK
AND
ri', BBZSTTOW,
COMPRISING
Eleven First Class Passenger
Steamers,
Dalit eKpraaly for the trade, «oo necflog at Fort
Beaton with Coaches for all parts of
3ffOTS"T^LW^lL,
and 0i9 Great Diamond B. Freight TraiaA The
Boats of this line Till Leavr
BISMARCK
Regularly during the Sc-asotk The Lug* aad Ele­
gant Passenger Steaner
JOSEPHINE
Leave3 Bismarck for COW ISLAND and Interme­
diate Points (Saturday Angcst 25, at 7 m.
For Freight or Passage apply by letter or tele­
graph to
O. W. MABATTA, Snpt,
Bismarck 3. T.
Ft. Benton Transportation Company,
T. C. POWER, I»res»t.
Chicago Office* 83 Market St.
G. A. BAKES, Sec'y.
St. &,ouis Office, 219 Olive St.
The New, fast and commodious Passenger
Steamer,
BENTON!
JAS. McGABBY, JOHN 0. BAEE,
Master. Olerk
FOR
FT. BENTON
AND ALL POINTS Olf THE
UPPER BflSSOUKI.
Leaves Msmarsk for I%rt"Benton on Amg. 88^177.
or Freight or Passage ngply-ba"B6ard-'ort
S. Sunderland & Co.,
TAXIDERMISTS.
Fourth St.
rear
Esenbergs's store
BISMARCK, D. T.
Deer and other heads pot np in the best rfjle.
Turning in wood aad iron, cabinet making.
Up bolstering,
Chairs, Lonngea kz., upholstered on short notice.
Furniture reramished. Special attention to repair­
ing of every description. IT
HEHLI & VonBESTENBOSTEL
(Successors to Chris Hehli,)
KING OF BAHEEKS,
Next door to Peoples Supply Store, Bismarck, D. 7,
A first-class shaving hall where none bat the most
competent workmen are employed.
HOT AND COLD BATHS,
Ladies Hair Dressing, ke.
JOHN MASON,
Room and Billiari Hat
Gkoioe Wines, Iiqnms and
Cigars Constantly on
Hand.
"OTJIBELAJU
SEALKR IK
Fire Arms, Ammunition,
FISHING- TACKLE, &c.
Sharps and Winchester Rifles a
Specialty.
Particular Attention given to Repairing.
Orders by Mail Promptly Attendel to.
MAIN STREET. BISMARCK, D. T.
DION & CO.,
Carpenters and Builders,
BISMARCK, D. T.
CONTRACT WORK
Put through. Promptly
at the Lowest Kates
AND
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Office at the Shop on Fifth Street.
Bismarck Real Estate Agency
Improved town property for sale or
rent. Outside acre property for sale in
one and five acre lots—will be sold
Very Cheap,
Taies Paid for Non-ResMen&
JOBS W. FISHER
MINNE-HA-HA
SAMPLE ROOVL
The Choicest Bottled Goods and
SMOKERS SUPPLIES
In the Market. The very beat ImpO
ted
TOES, LIQUORS ASD CIGARS
always in stock, Two doors above Mo-.'
chants Hotel, Bismarck, D. T-
C. R. WILLIAMS, ProprfctOS.
Yellowstone
WOOD!
The undersigned.are prepared to fcrmah good
Ash and Cottonwood
To Steamboats
Navigating the Yellowstone rirer.
Yards Ten and Twenty miles Be*
loiv Glendive.
MATHEWS & MORGAN.
F. JAY EATNES,
Portrait and Landscape
O O A E
52oorcIicad, Minn.
Publisher of
NORTHERN PACIFIC VIEWS.
Catalogue on application. 5
C. & N. W.
S.INES.
The Chicago And Northwestern
Railway cuibraces nntler one management the Great
Trunk Eaihyay Lines of the North and Worth-west,
and with its numerous branches and connections)
forms the shorteat and cjnlckest route between Chil
cago and alljjoints in Illinois. Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan, SlimiezOfa, 'Iowa, Nebraska, California
and the Western Territories. Its-
Omaha and California Line
is the shortest and best poote between Chicago and
all points In Northern J.Hnois, Iowa, Dakota Ne­
braska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada Cali­
fornia, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia.' Its
Chicago, St. Pan! & Minneapolis line
Is the shortest line between Chicago and all points
in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota- and for
Madison, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dnluth asd all
points in the Great Northwest.
Pullman Palace Drawin^Boom
Cars are run on all through trains of this road.
This is the ONLV LINE running these cars be­
tween Chicago and St. Paul and MinneapcHs.
Close connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore ft Michigan .Southern, Michigan Central
Baltimore Ohio, Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne Chisago
Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Bootes, for all
points East and .South-east, and with the Chicago"
and Alton and Illinois Central for all points .South
Remember, yon ask for your tickets ria the Chi­
cago Northwestern Railway, and take none other
For rates or information not attainable from your'
home ticket agents, apply to
W. H. STSNNOTT. MARVIN HUGHITT
Geo. P*. Act. Chicago. Gea, Manz'r Chicaz
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