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fcijc ItMutrdt tribune.
Bismarck, D. T., Nov. 12,1877
MASONIC.
The regular communications of Bismarck Lodge
Wo 120, A. F.\ & A.-. M.". are held in their hall
the first and third Mondays of each month at
7 p. m. Brothers in good standing are cordially
Invited. W. M. FALCONER, W. M.
GEO. P. FLANXERY, Sec.
I. O. O. F.
Uhe regular meeting? of Mandan Lodge No. 12,
I. O. 0. F., are held in Jlansonic Hall every Tues­
day. Brothers in good standing are cordially invi-
t£d"
D. W. MAKATTA, N. G.
SIG. HAXAtTER, B. Sec. 17
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
At ihe Presbyterian Church every Sabbath morning
•til o'clock and every Sabbath evening commen­
cing at
7i
9'clock.Saboath School immediately after
morning service. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. Rev. I. O. Sloan, Pastor.
Arrival And Departure of Malls.
On the North Pacific to an from the east arrive
and depart daily.
Leave for Forts Stevenson, Berthold and Buford
and for the Tongue River posts every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving every Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday.
Leave for Fort Rice and Standing Rock every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday returning, arrive
•very Wednesday, Friday and Sonday.
Leave for Deadwood and other points in the Black
Hills Taesnays, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving
In Deadwood in sixty hour*.
for
,oInt
WILLIAM X. HOLLEJIBAEK,
Official Surveyor Burleigh County
Office,
Drug Store, or IT. S. Land Office*
7tf
DR. E. W. FINCH,
Physician 1 Surgeon,
OFFICE—.Booms 41 and 43, Sheridan House.
Calls left ia the hotel office promptly attended to,
V-T-?
Doctor EL S.
Porter
OSes HSZI to Writes Building.
UesidcJicc: House. &)
fin, A. BENTLEY,
PHYSICIAN AS.O SOSGEOF,
Office. Rzzro. -o. S'-. 2 rid an House.
1
Ca"? left on t:.* in tY.t oflic': sitesd
5» el to.
Mfto. AiiTHUS LIri£i
NT B"5T and
ladies' Fr-sishing
Cor. 3d andMiigsSti., 3. '£.
Ordersbr mat: —r-c- ir.- irj:r•* aitentian, [liTif
1877. ESTABLISHED 1872
CG^PLZHSBNTS OF
am' Kmtnor.s, Wine nrAm Liquor
Merchant, Bismarck. D. 7.
"We airly "Weather Synopsis.!
SISMAKCI:, d. T., Nov. S, 1577.
Highest Lowest Mein
Biromet-r 21*471
Thermometer 4j 2:1.'J
Humidity I0'» Zi 73 3
Prevalent direction of vr'.::d, m-t'r.west gj
Wind's ir.^K velocity, 11. m. c-n ith inrf.,
in miles per hour
Totai number of miles traveled. lS'iS
rain or •••i in ncii*rs. 0 J7.
DAVID TilO FI.ANNKRY,
Signal Ser^t. U. S. A.
Keidenbsrs 5Cey tVcst Cigars at
tin? .Hinac-lia-lia. 53tf
Ovstor Depot.
Fresh Oysters on ice at the St. Louis
Store. tf
The Sc. Louis Store has perfec.rd ar­
rangements for fresh oysters, always
on ice, by ths c^.se or can. tf
Fresli Oysters.
Choice Fresh Oysters, the best brands
in market, at Haiieti & Keating's. tf
33a.raizLg.
Single vla-ils 2-3 cants or board by the
,veek at $i.50 at J. F. R^ardon's, Main
st., Bismarck. tf.
Pl\":nooth Giov^.-i ii.
.shall'- shoe 52
Gauuins ::'uu rt'v! (j-erman Socks at
J. II. Marshn'l's "hoc store. 52
Hand knit Socks at J. II. Marshall's
shoe store. 52.
The kirr?si ana best assortment of
gents' and Indies' furnishing goods in
the city at Oin. Eissnberg's. 55
O
Fail and winter cloaks at Dan.Eisen
berg's. 55
Elegant. a.s^ortf!it-u: of ladies furs,
from AxOO to $50.00 s^t at Dan.
ESsenhor'\s. 55
The iar^-.-st ai'.d ss'.r nent of
clolhiii™ and fori i.-.h fig gtiods
the city at D-=i, Ei^enber^'s. 55
Fianii'-is, iv.iniiel.'j, at Dan. Eisen
btM-g'.-?. 55
POIIOCIL'S
I"IOROR.YR.PLI
CJ-allery.
Mr. A. Poilock has completed a pho­
tograph gallery corner of Third and
Thaj*er Streets and will become on? of
the permanent institutions of Bismarck.
He is a fine artist and will do as goo«:
work car. be seeu-ed in the territo
ry. A liberal paironasa is cxpect'-d
and desired. tf
The Pioneer Hard ware Store is pre
dared to duplicate any prices charged
by other houses, for work of all kinds,
more especially sheet iron work, such
as stove pipe, kottles, wash boilers and
all kinds of tinware Quality of work
guaranteed, and satisfaction given in
all cases or money refunded.
67 R. C. SEIP & Co.
Pigs' feet, tripe, &c., at Hallet &
Keatings. 66tf
Highest price paid for yenisoa sad­
dles at Hallet & Keatings. 66 tf
Thisweatherchallen ges the—finestof
tfie world. It is better than the best In­
dian summer.
J. B. Power has been appointed land
commissioner ef the Branard Branch
Railroad.
The two captured Nez Perces were
taken east last evening. They go to
Fert Leavanworth for safe keeping.
Dance To-Morrow Night.
To-morrow evening there will be a
social bop at Champion Hall.
Raymond's brick building will be put
under roof this fall. Mr. Burke says
there's no mistake about that state­
ment.
H. CL Coykendall's little boy acci­
dentally broke his right leg between
the knee and ankel. He pulled a box
over on top «f him.
D. W. Davis, N. O. Calkins, W. C.
Seavy, Dr. Houghton and Geo. H. Gam­
ble were among the passengers out on
the Black Hills stage this morning.
Col. Lee, A. A. Q. M. G. Dep't of Dako­
ta, has erected a handsome frame bouse
on bis seldier's homestead on Apple
Creek. C. S. Weaver & Co. built it.
Mrs. Slaughter is a contributor to a
temperance paper in Ohie, and her
views command much attention. Her
father was president of the State Tem­
perance Association fer some years be­
fore his death.
Dr. Slaughter's reputation as a lover
of dogs appears to be thoroughly under­
stood by the canine race. In the last two
weeks no less than three dogs in various
stages of delapidation have reported at
Villula. Monday night the number was
increased by the arrival of a valuable
white and black setter with a chain collar
and a broken leg. As the Doctor does
not wish to maintain a hospital for inva­
lid canines he will feel obliged if the ow­
ner will take him awav.
Hstyas' RicluBozid. Reception.
The enthusiasm with which the people
of Virginia welcomed President Hayes
during his recent visit to Richmond ex­
presses the popular response to Mr. Tii
den's declaration that ihev were :l ated
out of the president they elected. For
these Virginians who cheered the Presi­
dent wherever and whenever lie appear­
ed before them were rnostiv Democrats
who voted for Mr. Tilden but who now
recognize the fact that Have.?, r.ot Til
dsn, was the man for the times.
Oysleis ar"J flams in the shell re
CiiveJ few divs at the Champion
Haii Ite-it^urant an Coffte Hoa.se.
T.iits hoa.se is gaining in popularity
every
dzy. It
Choice roll and iirkin butter, choice
Michigan winter apple?, by the peck or
barre craruberries and onions, at W.
Glit-ka's. 67t2
Cash for Cotniy Orders
I will pay cash for about §-±00 county
orders. Gso. W. SWEET.
67 tG
When your husband's hair pulls and
be wants something but don't relish
anything 5=«ad to the Montana Meat
Market for shadines.
Wanted Bismarck Property.
Wanted to trade Minneapolis im­
proved and unimproved property for
Bismarck property. Call on J. A. Re?.,
TRIBUNE office.
All kinds r.f fresh meats, poultry and
game at Hallet & Keatings. 66t
Dried Grsan Corn at the City Meat
Market, cheaper and better than can
corn. 67t3
Go to Selleck's for your winter cloth­
ing. He undersells all others. See
for vourself and be satisfied. G7
At Selleck's you will find the largest
stock of fur and cloth winter caps,
gloves, mitts, &c., &c. 67
A full I'.ne of canned goods at Hallet
& Keatings. 66tf
Choice home made raspberry jan?,
put up in gallon, half gallon and quart
jars, for sale by ChasM. Cushman & Co.,
Main Street, opposite Camp Hancock.
6t
Choice Groceries for sals by Chas.
Cushman & Co. G2cf
L.o CorBiiitk prepared to do pas­
try b.iking ior parties, Families, etc., at
short notice. 4t
E 1". Fin:!-." ••-ionr.itfil French Kid
hut-toned bouts I&dies, :it J. H. Mar­
shall's. 5o--.rW
Far Saie-
A
small heating stove a!.(» a 12 foot,
store table and shelving. Enquire at
Ward & Gibson'.-^, Main strf-et. 04tl
Oysters.
Ma'lorv brand, who!ej:iIi .Mid retail,
by Eades & Westhauser. 63 tl
Kerosine Oil by the can load or gal­
lon, for sals by Chas. it. Cushmar.& Co,
Government vouchers cashed by
Chas. M. Cushman & Co.
For your waterproofs go to Dan.
Eisenberg's. 55
Ladies' winter shawls at Dan. Eisen
bsrg's. 55
Fine assortment of ladies dres3 goods
at Dan. Eisenberg's. 55
Ladies' fine flannels at Dan. Eise
berg's. 55
Choice Butter for pale by Chas.
Cushman & Co.
Dr. Bigelow, the dentist, has moved his
office and is now located in the fine of­
fice of the Coulson Line of steamers. He
has about the neatest quarters in town
and is besides extremely well fitted for
his profession and its work. If there is a
Shakespeare or reading club this winter,
that office ought to be the place of ren­
dezvous, the Dr., of course, consenting.
Col. W Sweet returned Saturday
morning from his two weeks visit below,
lie found plenty of expressions of confi­
dence in Bismarck by St. Paul and Min­
neapolis people,
G^H Fairchild is back from his visit
to St. Paul.
S Thayer, Esq, of Minneapolis, ac­
companied Gen. Rosser and the "special"'
arriving on Friday evening. Saturday
they crossed over the river, Rosser to see
the graders and engineers and Thayer to
view the landscape. Of course he saw
millions in it.
Ansley Gray, Esq, has a law partner
coming from Chippawa Falls, Wis. They
will mcke a strong team.
Several of the engineers of the N
survey came over yesterday from the
west side and rested at the Sheridan sev­
eral hours.
Capt Reaney was eleeted to the
legislature at the recent Minnesota elec­
tion from one of the St Paul districts.
Lt E Thompson has been ordered to
relieve Lt Ingalls at Ft Stevenson. The
latter being ordered to Ft Lincoln.
LtJ Burnes, 17th Infantry, has been
granted a six months leave of absence.
J. W. Woolsey, of the Black Hills, a
wealthy miner, is at the Sheridan.
The Buckeye Cook Book.
Sample copies of thi3 popular cook
book can be seen at the P. O. and or­
ders left there for it. It is conceded
by book reviewers and house keepers
to be the best book of ths kind evar
issued. It contains everything that a
good cook or housekeeper would want
to know. It has receipes from Presi­
dent Hayes' household, Gov. Tilden's,
and all the governors in the U. S. We
have personal knowledge that it was
edited and compiled with great care
and skill. Price in muslin $1.50 and
in waterproof binding $1.75.
Fire hundred strawberry plants are
beinz planted to d*y by a gentleman on
the hiil. We will have strawberries
next year.
Be it reraeinbered that on th:'i 8th
day of November, 1S77, Coi. HIE.
Thompson predicts that within five
years Bismarck will contain ten thcu*
sand inhabitants.
Col. G. W. Sweet has been appointed
agent for the Manhattan Fise and other
insurance companies, and ha* estab­
lished a regular insurance agency, which
has been greatiy needed.
A Black Hiller was recently attacked
by five bears. Another was corralled
by a bear which took up the chase after
three Indians who were also on his
trail, and being thus relieved he reach­
ed a mining camp O K.
lgs out
is the new substitute for sardines, (far
prefarrahle to them because put ap in
•il) to be found at the Montana Meat
Market.
Tenant Wantel.
Dr. Slaughter wishes to rent his cot
tage at YilJula for the winter. Or he
will make liberal terms with a farmer
with learn, who will cultivate the gar­
dens next season. Six acres under cul­
tivation, and a comfortable hot.se with
four rooms and a cellar. The Dr. has
made arrangements to build an elegant
brick residence on the hill back of the
cottage in the spring.
"When Dakota Gstz Into tie Union.
The Bis«arck
TRIBUNE
C+ ______ TQ A
Stevens Jrarty#
C.ipt. H. L. Stevens' party of 2G men
arrived this forenoon from Dauphin
Rapids, four hundred miles above Bu­
ford. Their work was cut short by the
hostiles but in ^pite of them they took
out 2,500 boulder.s at iMuphm Rapids
and built a wifg dam 700 yards, at Cow
Isisnd, i:.'ia?'v( the navigation mate­
rially both poiots. The party leaves
on this evening's train for St. Paul.
SX^rriei,
Geo. Gibbs uni-t have taken the hint
and telegraphed for a Michigan girl. At
aiif rate iliss Kuth Sesson arrived last
week and en Sunday at 4 p. iri., at the
residence of Mrs. Tompkins was uni­
ted in matrimony to Geo. Gibbs by Rev.
I. O. Sloan, and to-day George is pre­
paring to abandon his bachelor ways
and to begin life at once as ihe head of
a family. congratulate George on
securing a Michigan girl for a wife and
Miss Rath on securing the whistliag
blacksmith for her husband.
Great Silver Discovery.
Mnj. Newson, superintendent of the
St Pad and Black Hilis sold mining
company, has made a valuable silver
discovery about four miles from Central
City. The Major has tested she roek
twenty times and has never failed to
get silver and gold buttons, ranging
from $320 to $370 to tbe ten, and what
makes this discovery valuable is, it is
free milling ore. He has associated
with him, Mr. Blake, and as both gen­
tlemen came from New York, they call
.the lode, The Empire State. The assay
on the same ore by Mr. Davis ran $80
gold, $247 silver per ton. This may be
considered the most valuable diecovcry
in the Hills.—Black IJilh Timis%
Gentlemen, wishing tal*Wish/|snit
made up in the litest style ancl trimmed
in the very best j,manner., should-leave
orders at Selleck's. 677
Tiit Ed Smith Tragedy.
Before Just ce Stewart te-day, Chas.
Eichel bad a hearing on a complaint al­
leging him an accessary in the killing
of Ed Smith. He was discharged on
the testimony of the prosecution itself,
nothing else being reqaired. M. Cahn,
the father of Henry, is now having a
hearing on a similar charge. W. W.
Erwin, the brilliant eriminl lawyer, ef
St. Paul, will arrive te morrow morn­
ing as the counsel for tbe Cahns.
-A.- I. BROOKS,
Attorney at Law
AND U. S. CLJSLIM A.GEHT.
Will practice in all tht courts and pmewte «toiwa
against the D. S. 'GoTernmiBt.
Offic at the Capitol Hotel. 51
BIMARGK QUADRILLE BAM)
Mmlc tarnished for
Balls, Picnics, Concerts, &c.
£. 0. BOSTWICK, Manager.
Opposite Pest Office,
FRONT ST., BISMARCK, X.' T.
Terms Reasonable.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
MES. J. A. MAXWELL,
MILLINERY
& SrsssTfialqing,
—THE BEST-
FALL
Sl
WINTER GOODS
in the city, and
THE BEST WORK BONE.
AND
SATISFACTION GDAEI8TEEB
Office at the Shop on Fiflh Street-
S I O
waets the
headquarters of the department of Da­
kota removed from St. Paul to Bis**
marck. When Dakota gets into the
union, Colonel, the thing can be done,
but as a territory we havn't the force.
Yankton Press.
SSM.LT BREED
S I
FOB S-A.Xj
tujt
thousand dollars
Worth of S:ous Half-l-reed Scrip for Sale,
KEO. P. FLASNEBY^
G1 -mtl Bismarck, D, T.
M.H.
WOOLSEY,
Cor.
5th
& Meigs Sts.,
General Repair Shop!
WAGONS, CARRIAGES,
and all kinds of Wood-work
promptly attended to And
neativ executed.
ASA FISHER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
Wines, Liquors and
CIGARS.
Foreign and Domestic Ales.
MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE SHERIDAN HOUSE
BISMARCK, D. T.
53
Clothing,
and Thayer
on Third .Street, between Mefcgs
55tf Streets.
DION & CO.,.
Carpenters and Builders,
BIS^IAKCK, D. T.
CONTRACT WORK
Put tlirough. Promptly
at tlie Lowest Rates
ined our stoelc.
GO TO THE
ST- IF-A-XTIj BE,^-3STC
CLOTHING HOUSE,
FOE
Gent's Furnishing" Goods,
Hats & Caps,
Boots & Shoes,
German Socks,
Gloves & Mitts,
Trunks & Valises.
You turoaol afford to buy any of the above named
goods anyivliere else, without having seen and exam­
SIG. H&m&WER,
Proi/r St. Paul Branch Clothing House.
glitschka.
Wholesale and Retail.
FLOUR, OAT AXD CORN MEAL, PEARL BABLET, CHOICE
BUTTER, GREEX APPLES, PEACHES CHERRI®?,
CANDY AND NUTS,
Glassware, Crockery, & Stoneware,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Nearly Opposite the Post Office,
BISMARCK, B.
T.
RANSOM & HORTOXT,
73 Third' St.. ST. PAUL
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF COUNTRY ORDERS FOB
FUR OVERCOATS,
Far Caps, Far Gtas,
PATENT SHAPED SEAT. SACKS.
Far Mnfflers,In
Fur Setts from 50 cents to $3.00.
GOODS. SENT C. O. D., PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINING.
HATS &FURNISHING OOODS.
BISSOlilTIOS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the copartnership,
heretofore elisting between Jas G. Pitt3 ami A. L_
Smith, under the firm name of Pitts & Smith, doing
a general merchandise business at Fort Kice, Dako­
ta, is this day ciaoired by mutual consent. Tfc*
business will be continued by Jas, G. Pitts,^ who
assumes all liabiiities of the late firm and wBl col­
lect ail debts due it.
Fort .RLJS, D, T., NoT..2d, 1S77. 66t3
J. G. PITTS,
A. D. SMITH.
Territory of Dakota, Barleigh County—SS»
In Tiird Judicial District Cou^t.
Adela gnew, Fiaiatiff,
vs. VSumnoas.
William Agnew, Defendant.
The Territory of Dakota to William Agaev, defen­
dant above Baaed.
You are hereby summoned and required to an­
swer the complaint of the Jplaiatiff in this action,
filed this day in the offiie of the Clerk of the Dis­
trict Court for Burleigh Cousty, and serve a copy
of your answer upon the subscribers at their office
in the city of Bismarck, in said County, within
thirty days from the date of the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the day of sach
vi
If you fail to answer the complaint within that
time the plaintiff will ask for the relief demanded
in said complaint besides th-i costs and disburse­
ments of thi3 action.
Dated at Bisnarck, D. T^ this 5th day of Octo­
ber. 1ST?.
STOTELT. CARLASD,
SS-TTT PlViTj Atiornsrs, Bismarek,
1
In Buffalo, Seal and all
other Fsars.
SeaI'otter' Beal&,^ SeaI' ic'jtc
OSTLAND'S
Livery & Feed
STABLE,
Cor. Fifth, and Main Sts=.
Buggies and Saddle Horses for hiro ¥7 the day or
hour at reasonable raies.
My Bcggias and Har9es3 are new and of the best
manufacture snd style, a-ad oar Stock good. Parties
wishing teazta for any distant poin£ can be accomnxo
dated at fair rates.
My Stable is large and airy, and accommodation*
or Eoardliz stock the best in the eotrairr. 33^3m
SHERIDAN HOUSE,
Ba wILLETf Tlana^er*
Tha largest and best Hotel ia3akota Territory.
|COR. MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
I« 3IS7IASCS« D. X,