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~Th* regular communications of Bismarck Lodge
Ho
1$Qt A.'. '*.••
M.*. arc held In their hall
on tb«. tni icrt thfrd of "each tnolifh at
7 p. in. Brothers in pood Handing are cordially
invited, AV. M. PALCOXEK, W. M.
GEO. H. FLANNEBY, Sec.
I. «. O. F.
The regular meeting? of Mandan Lodge No. 12,
I. O. 0. F., are held in Mansonic Hall every Tues
"day. Broth era In good stao ding are cordially lnyi
tefi.
D. W. MARATTA, N. G.
gia. HANAOEK, R. Sec. 17
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
At the Presbyterian Chnrch every Sabbath morning
at 11 o'clock and every Sabbath evening commen­
cing at
7?
•'clock.Saboath School immediately after
morning service. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. Rev. I. O. Sloan, Pastor.
mt
Arrival «ai Departure
BR. JE. IV. FIXCH,
Physician 1 Surgeon,
OFFICE—J?ooms 41 and 43, Sheridan House.
Calls left in the hotel office promptly attended to,
13-1y
Doctor H. E. Porter
0332 Nezt to Tribune
.^ciidcnce: Sheridan lions 50
Wni. A. BENTLEY,
'PHYSICIAN AM SUBGEON,
Office, Room
39,
Sheridan House.
Calls left on the slate in the office promptly attend
64 ed to.
1877. ,, ESTABLISHED 1872
COMPLIMENTS OF
James A. Emmons, Wine anda Liquor
Merchant, Bismarck. D. T„
monthly Weather Synapsis.
BI8VAXCE, D. OCTOBIH, 1877.
Figbest. Lowest. (Mean.
Barometer, 80.577 29.810 29.849
*Th«raoaeterr
67° 23° 42.3
Bamidity, lOO 10 64 4
Prevalent wind West.
Wind's max. velocity in miles per hour, on the
-3d and 4Mi inst, 48.
Total N«.aIIes traveled, 5S37.
'Ho.-cloody days on which no rain or snoir fell, 5.
No. of days on which nun or snow fell, 10.
'Total rainfall or melted snow, in inches, 0.94.
3To. auroras, 1.
Comp.mean. Com. mean. Total precipi
Barometer. Thennomt'r. tat'o a inch's
October, 1874, 89,943, 41.81 0.83
1875, 29,1363, 42.73 2 37
1876, *9,765, 49.75 0.30
1877,29,849, 42,8 0.94
DAVID THOP.FLANNERY,
Obs. iSig. Serv., U. S. A.
A DEMOCRATIC CALX.
BISMARCK, NOV. 2d, 1S77.
Th« Democratic voters of the city of
Bismarck, are requested to assemble at
tho Western Hotel, on Saturday Jeve
ning, at 8 o'clock, sharp, for the purs
pose of nominating a ticket for the sev­
eral city offices, viz: Mayer, City
Clerk, Treasurer, Justices Marshall,
and Aldermen for the several wards.
All persons opposed to cliques, rings
and personal combinations, are cardi­
ally invited to attend By order of
coaimittee. R. C. SEIP,
O'a'n pro. tem.
Seidcnberg Key
the minne-ha-ha.
West Cigars at
53tf
Oyster Depot.
Fresh Oysters on ice at the St. Louis
Store. tf
The St. Louis Store has perfected ar­
rangements for fresh oysters, always
on ice, by the case or can. tf
Fresh Oysters.
Choice Fresh Oysters, the best brands
in market, at Halleit & Keating's. tf
Boarding.
Single Meals 25 cents or board by the
week at $4.50 at J. F. Rear in's, Main
St., Bismarck^ tf.
Plymouth Buck Gloves at J. H. Mar­
shall's shoe store. 52
Genuine imported German Socks at
J. H. Marshall's abort store. 52
Hand knit Socks at J.
berg's.
H.
Ifforebank talk.
1877
eMASOUm'
nails.
On the North Pacific to and from the east arrive
and deport dsfly*
Leave for Porta Bteveaaon, Berthold and Bnford
and for tba Tongue Blver poeta every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving every Wednesday,
ffUij Seadsy#
Lear* for Port Slca and Standing Bode every
Turin, Thursday and Saturday returning, arrive
•vary Wedneaday. Friday and Snnday.
Leava for Deadwood and othrr points in the Black
HDIa Tmaoaye, Thursdays and mtordays, arriving
in Deadwood in sixty boar*.
W1LLUH A. HOLLEMBAEK,
Official 8arref«r Buleifh Goantf
Office,
Urns' Stare, ar U. 8* Land Office.
7tf
Marshall's
shoe store. 52.
The largest ana best assortment of
gents' and ladies' furnishing goods in
the city at Dan. Eisenberg's. 55
Fall and winter cloaks at Dan. Eisen
berg's. 55
of iadtes furs
a set at Dan.
55
Elegant assortment
from $5.00 to $50.00
Eisenbtrg's.
The largest and best assortment of
clofhing ami gents' furni.sh'ng good? in
the city it Dan. Eipnberg's. 55
fl--innel*, at Don. Eisen
55
Flannels,
Pollock's Photograph Gallery.
Mr. A. Poilock hu» completed a pho­
tograph gallery corner oi Third and
Thayer Streets and will become one of
the permanent institutions of Bismarck.
Q'e is a fine artist and will do as good
work as can be secured in tbe territo­
ry. A liberal patronage is expected
and dssired. tf
There was drcrowded stage ont rotbe
Hills th morning.
November opened with a 'sprinkling
of snow and a windy day.
The Chicago Times printed in full
the
TRIBUNE
editorial on the division of
Dakota Territory.
We will continue to have a daily
mail from the east as long as the trains
are daily, which will be for thirty days
or more. Mr. Scims, the mail con
tractor, will put an extra clerk and see
that his tri-wceklv mail is a daily mail.
Mr. S. is the right kind of a contractor
and is entitled to the community's
thanks.
Sdual Meeting.
Pursuant to call of the school board
of district No.l of Burleigh county, tie
legal voters assembled on the 19th oi
October, and Cel. Win. Thompson call­
ed the meeting to order. On motien ef
T. P. Davis, J. A. Emmons was elected
secretary. T. P. Davis moved that lets
1, 2, 3,
4,
5 and 6, in block 104, be se­
lected as the site fer the scheol build­
ing, and the school beard be authorized
to purchase the same at seventy dollars
per lot, which motion was unanineusly
carried. On motion the meeting ad­
journed.
WM. THOMPSON,
Director.
J. A, EMMONS, Secretary.
Pest Traders, Saleon Men and Ranch­
men
Just arrived at the St. Louis Stere, a
car load of Ohio cider.
Ohio Batter and Cheese
at the St. Louis Store.
A Card.
Whilst cordially ihankin^ {be people
for the honor conferred by nominating
me for City Treasurer, I am constrained
t® decline, per force of circumstances
over which I have no control, press o!
bus:n?ss engsgtinents and an antipathy
bigotlen in c-j de-dining years for the
glittering of official preferment.
Respectfully, Jons P.
DUXN.
A social hop will be given at the St.
Paul House, Mrs. McClear's, Monday
evening. Gocd music will be in attend­
ance. All are cordially invited. 6it2
For Sale
A small heating stove also a 12 foot
store table and shelving. Eoquire at
Ward & Gibson's, Main street. 64tf
Notice to Tax-Payers.
The ass&sment for 1877 having been
completed and equalized, the taxes will
be due on the 1st day of November,
1877, and on all taxes unpaid on the
1st day of January, e873r a penalty and
interest of 10 per cent, will be charged.
64t3 W. B. WATSON, Co. Treas.s
Notice to City Tax-Fkyara.
Tbe tax on the city assessment at the
rate of 4 mills on the dollar, will be
due on the 1st day of November, 1877,
and to all taxes unpaid by the 1st day
of January, 1878, interest alt the rate
of -40 per cent, per annum will!be added.
64t3 C. J. "CLARK, City Trees.
Joseph Pacteau, a well known French
C»ok, who bad charge of the calinery
department ©f the Continental' Hotel.
Pniladelphia, during the Centennial
Exhibition, has opened a pastry bakery
and restaurant in tbe rooms fwrmerfy
occupied by J. Schaell for bis barber
shop. Mr. Pacteau sets out first
class lunch at a!! hours, and will sup­
ply families or parties with frae pastry
on short notice. Oysters sciwed in
any style. 83*4
Oysters.
Mallory brand, wholesale aoSretaiK
bv Eades & Westhauser. 8P!tf
S. Selleck has now on hand large
and carefully selected stock nf gootfe
for his tailoring department, consisting
of English, French and American cftrths
of the best manufacture. His- Suite*.
Mr. Gould, guarantees a perfect fitting
garment, made up in superier style.
Mr. G. has had 20 years' experience in
the eastern cities and is a perfeet mast­
er of his business. S. S. has also so
immense stock of gents' f»r»ishiag
goods, consisting of buffalo overcoats,
the celebrated Mackina sufts, for and
cloth winter caps, gloves, &c.f Ac. Also
a large stock of blankets which be of­
fers at greatly reduced prices. All are
cordially invited to inspect fcis stock
so that they may know where to invest
their money to the best advantage.
Next to post office. 63 t3
Kerosine Oil hy the can load or gal­
lon, for sale by Chas. M. CosbaaanJb Co.
Government vouchers
Cha?. M. Cusbman & Co.
eashsd by
For your waterproofs go to Dan.
Eisenberg's. 55
The St. Paul Branch Clothing House
is going to close out their entire stock
of boys' andyouihs' clothing, hats and
caps, at and below cost. Now is your
time to get bargains and to dress up
Your boys for winter. 60w2
Ladies' winter shawls at Dan. Eisen
berR's. 55
Fine assortment of ladies dress goods
at Dan. Eisenberg's. 55
Ladies'fine flannels at Dan. Eisen
berg's. 55
German socks, direct from the Im
porters, sold by the d« zen or pair, at
the lowest prices, at the St. Paal
Branch Clothing House. 60w2
Choice Butter
Cushman & Co.
for tale bJ Chas. If.
OU'Kdlawii Tab JfoUeei
W^Frid^^vei»ffi^^?^7cr®ck, at
Odd Fellows Hall, for important busi­
ness. All are cordially invited to at­
tend. By erder of
D. W. MABRATTA, N. G.
Sit:. HANAUEB, Bee. Sec.
Landre & Co., have opened a tin,
sheet iron and copper job shop, and
are ready to take orders from any part(
of the city or country for anything in
their line. They have just opened,
have good material, and a fine set of.
tools, and are ready to show their cus­
tomers that they are bound to sell at
just a living profit. Joe has many
friends and is one of the best workmen
in tbe city. This place is next to
Stoyell's office, for evidence that thej
are bound to sell goods at just a living
profit note the fullowing prices, viz:
Stove pipe, 25 cts. per joint.
Elbows, 26 cts.
Roof caps, fO cts.
No. 9 boiler, copper bottom, $3.00.
44
8 2.75,
7 2.50.
No. 9 tea kettle, $1.15.
8 1.00.
85.
These goods are warranted to be of
best material, and all tin, sheet iron
and eopper work done as cheap, in pro
portion. 65t3
Monongahala Whiak
just received direct from-Pittsburg,
will be found at the St. Louis Store.
A. B. Willey, ef the
It
Tbe train arriving gets here at 7 a.
m., and the one leaving departs at 7
m.
Come and see the second arrival of
the season of fine coats and ve3ts, blue
beaver ulsters trimmed with Astrigan
collar, cuff's and pockets, at the St.
Paul Branch Clothing House.
G0W2
The Pittsburgh men were delighted
with the Heart river country, and were
it surveyed would locate their colony
o! friend* there sure. That vaFley fills
the bill: land, wood and water vn huffi
cient quantity and quality.
Shoridair
re­
ceived a telegram Monday evening that
his house in Minneapolis was burned
and bis great packages of hotel bedding
Jbc., damaged There was $5,500
insurance, but how much his loss is
above that be cannot say until he re­
ceives a statement by this evening's
mail.
The St. Paul Dispatch of Tuesdy ttss^a
half column of "Bismarck Items." This
is a sample section of them:—
Bismarck need* nr.ore banking facili­
ties.
There are too many drunken soldiers
about town. Its a manifest injury to tie
service.
Gen. Ro6ser, of rebel army fame, witba
cerps of engineers is at work extending
the N. P. railroad'- Congress is in sess­
ion at the same time.
The money order business of Bismarck
last year amounted t©*$45,ooo.
Some of the newsdealers charge ten
cents for Fs and dispatches. Its teo»
much by-half. Don't pay more that fivT
cents.
For a town containing the same num­
ber of saloons and bars, Bismarck is tha
most orderly town west ®f St. Paul.
Villula is the classic name for a quieli
little spot one hour's jonrney from the."
city, the residence of/Dr. Slaughter.
A man is not considered a first-class
business man here wSio- does not adver­
tise in the Tri-weekly TWBUXE.
Tom Van Etten, an.okitime St. Paul
ite, looks as young as ever, but has f*
great desire to go Wfesi. Bismarck is tea
aristocratic for him.
There is always a large sprinkling c{
army officers, post traders and contract­
ors in and areund Bismarck.
Personal.
J. G. Hamilton, of St. Panl, H.
L. Mesa,
Esq., and Pascal Smith*, do^came in Wed­
nesday evening and registered at the
Sheridan. Mr. Smith went down to
Standing Rock to see his son.
H. H. Hale, ef Albaay, N. Y-, weiU
over to Ft. A, Lincoln* yetterday alter
the remains of his hrother, Capt. Hale.
Jno. J, JackmaniretUrnedifrom St. Pssal
Wednesday even'nw.
A. W. Linn is going to Detroit, Mian.,
to run the weekly Record of that torn.
Col. McCrory, of Columbus, Ohio, one
•f the best of Buckeyes and as full cS en­
terprise as the Hills, is of gold, looked
over Bismarck yesterday and started for
Deadwood this.morm.ing returning in nine
days. He is looking the ground o^er.
Newton Nind^representmg the Min­
neapolis Tribune, spent Nov. sst here
and took in the sights.
Col Kerr,.of Sb. Paul, is fcere as
the attorney fen the contestants against
Jackman, the claiment.
Cushraan stakediofF a fine quarter
in the Heart river valley on Wednesday.
Lt. E Thompson and wife, of Fort
Stevenson„ paid the TRIBUNB office a vis­
it on Thursday.
J. Newton Nind made such a success
of yesterday that he is here another day,
gathering up material that will make the
two raciest letters written from Bismarck
this season. Theyiwill contain some tell­
ing gossip, scandal, etc.
Jas A Poland, of Omaha, came in on
the delayed special last evening, arriving
here at hall"past ten. The train oat had
to hooper up to cover the three hours
lost waiting for the ''slow" special.
JM McKenzi^ the contractor and
builder, got off last, evening for his home
in Minneapolis.
Jack-
Judge A S Rice, of Maine,
man's aftorney,is at the Sheridan.
ipt Hemmingw&y
bis home in St. Lotus.
has returned to
-A.. I BROOKS,
JLttorney
Will practice in all {he courts aad prosecute claiau
against the U. S. Gerernm«nt.
OSic- at the Capital Hotel. .. 1 .51
J&Imlpiprafihed for
Balis, Picnics, Concerts, &c.
E. BOSTWIOK,
Manager.*'
Aad a fall line of Beady Had* Work at tha
NEW STORE ON THIRD ST..
50 Bismarck. P.
T.
MBS. J. A. MAXWELL,
MILLINERY
& Dressmaking,
—THE BEST
FALL & WINTER GOODS
In the city, and
THE BEST WORK DONE.
Store on Third 5trest, between Meiggs aad Thayer
5Sif Streets.
oW?5fl
td W *'3 9 fig
go^i 2 5=
tn j»as 0
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2 WS
DION & CO.,
Carpenters and Builders,
BISMARCK, D. T.
CONTRACT WORK
Put through. Promptly
at the Lowest Rates
AND
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Office at the Shop oa Fifth-Street
S I O
S I
O E S A E
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth of Sioux Half-breed Scrip for Sale.
CEO. P.
64-m6
WAGONS, CARRIAGES,
and all kinds of Wood-work
promptly attended to And
neatly executed. frl
ASA FISHER,
WHOLESALEDSALERIX
Wines, Liquors and
CIGABS.
'Foreign and Domestic Ales.
MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE SHERIDAN HOUSE
BISMABCK, D. T.
58
mmssagm*
V. I.-, S- -JS.
Opposite Post Office,
FRONT ST., BISMARCK, D. T.
Terms Reasonable.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Lewis Larson,
BOOTS SHOES
Gentlemen's Boots & Shoes
MADE TO ORDER,
REPAIRING 9TEATLY DOME
Clothing,
Hats & Caps,
Nearly
FLANNERT,
Btaaarck, D,
T.
M.H. WOOLSET,
Cor. 5th & Meigs Sts.,
General Repair Shop!
Y''
yIPJLTTIL, BR JLOSrOia:
FOR
Gent's Furnishing' Goods,
Boots & Shoes,
German Socks,
Gloyes & Mitts,
"W^yC. G-LITSOIIE1A..
REDUCTIONS TO HOTELS AND
BOARDING HOUSES.
Oysters, Fish, Game, &c.,
65 jU law prim
F. 0, BOOK STORE
Books, Stationery, Toys,
A Full Line of
CANDIES, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, Set.
The Latest News always on hand.
GROCERIES!!
Wholesale and. Retail.
FLOUR, OAT AND CORN MEAL, PEARL BARLEY, CHOICE
BUTTER, GREEN APPLES, PEACHES CHERRIES,
CANDY AND NUTS,
Glassware, Crockery, & Stoneware,
TOBACCO AND CIGABS
Orders for anything in the line
of Books, etc., will receive•
prompt attention.
E^-BOOKS tfOR 4ENT .AT REASON
ABLE RATES.
Agent for Am. Bible Society's Bibles}
61 Post Office Building.
Opposite the Post Office.
BISMARCK, 1. T.
Ward & Gibson,
ENTERPRISE
Meat Market!
Main St,, BISMABCK, D. T.
Veal. UJ to 15 cent*.
8hort-cat Porter Hoass aad Loin Steaks, 15.
Roand Steaks, 12*.
Bib Boasts, 8 to 10 all.
Pock Sanwga, It cts.
Pork Steaks, 15 cts.
Boiling Heats, 6 to Sets.
"U*1
-.ri
i?i
'lawai.
7~?i
19-
w±jt A.Jk.
Trunks & Valises.
./ d-
You cannot afford to buy any of the above named
goods anywhere else, without having seen and exam­
ined our stock.
SIO. HABTA
UER,
)Y.
Prop'r St. &aui iremeli Clothing House,
osTLAinrs
livery & Feed
STABLE,
Cor. Fifth and Main St£.
Bafgies aad Saddle Harass for bin day «r
kov at reaaooabla rates.
KyBaggies andHaraeas araaavaaftof tkebcal
sttnnfactore aad rtyle, and aw Meek good, ftetlea
wishing teaaa for an? flrtaotpaiateMbeacceuML
datedatfalr ratea.
My Stable is large aad airy, aad an iwmisllniie
or Beardiic stock tha best ia tba saaatrr. N4a
Wood For Sale II
200 C0BDS SEAS0HED WOOD
At-. 'WiOO per Card* Delivered*
Apply to
48tf.
GEO. PEOPLES.
SHERIDAN HOUSE,
A. Bi.im.LET, Maaafer.
Tbe largest and best Hotel in Dakota Territory.
COR. MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
4*
MSMABCK. D. T.