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Bismarck, D. T., Dec. 3,1877.
MASONIC.
SJThe regular commanicatiung of Bismarck Lodge
j*o ISO, A.. F.\ & A.-. M.*. are held in their ball
on the first and third Monday* of each month at
7 p. m. Brothers .in pood standing are cordially
Invited. V,'. Si. FALCONER, W. M.
GEO. P. FLANNEEY, Sec.
I. O. O. F.
The regular meetings of jHandan Lodge No. 12,
I. O. 0. F., are held in Man.-onic Hall every Tues­
day, Brothere in good standing are cordially invi
ted
D. W. MAR ATT A, N, G.
8IG. HANAUER, K. Sac. 17
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
At the Presbyterian Chnrch every Sabbath morning
at 11 o'clock and every Sabbath evening commen­
cing at 7| o'clccluSabDath School immediately after
morning service. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. Rev. I. 0. Sloan, Pastor.
Arrival And Departure Stalls.
On the North Pacific to anl from the east arrive
and depart daily.
Leave for Fort* Stevenson, Berthold and Bnford
and for the Tongue River posts every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving every Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday.
Leave for Fort Bice and Standing Bock every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday returning, arrlv*
•very Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Leave far Deadwood and other points in the Black
Hills Tuesnays, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving
hi Deadwood in sixty hours.
ITlLLlia
for all Points
A.
BOLLEKBAEK,
Official Sarveyer Bwleigh Cranty
Office,
Dine Store, or U. S. Land Office.
7tf
©R. E. W. FINCH,
Physician 1
Surgeon,
OFFICE—Rooms 41 and 48, Sheridan House.
Calls left in the hotel office .promptly attended to,
13-ly
Doctor He R-. Porter
0&C3 Nezt to Tribuns ill: lag.
IScsiilence: Sheridan iV)
"Win. A.3SNTL
PHYSICIAN
AMD
SuHdEOS,
Office, Room 30, Sheridan House.
Calls left 011 tha slate in tl".- ofiic! promptly £tteai-
5l.
CU to.
B. F.
SLAUG-H TER.
M,
D-,
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGE0N,
ADCI H. S. Examining Surgeon.
Office at Dunn's Rru~ Store.
Residence, Front St., opposite Camp IIascoc!c.[74
MRS. AETRUE LINE,
MILLINERY and
Ladies' FuniMong GoikIs,
Cor. 3d and Meigs Sts., BJSJZAECk, ». T.
Orders by maU will receive pr- mpt aiter.tion,
1877. ESTABLISHED 187 2
CQMPZI&ZE&TS GF
James A. Emmons, Wir.a and. Liquor
Merchant, Bisnarck. D.
.VKtn.*»*.!J tVeaJiier Synapsis.
•T'.BCS, D. 50VKX2ZB, 1S77.
Highest. Lowest. IMean.
Bart rart.-r, Ito.KJO
uioraiier, 56°
ii»raid fy, luO
2i».29tl '.1X917
0° 25.2
28 76
lYeriiei't wind northwest.
Virf .lix. velocity in miles per hour, on the
27th iuci, at 4:45 a. m., 7696
Xo.
Tofai
miles traveled, 7606.
Tol::l .ainfall or melted.sn^w, in inches, 0.43.
J*o. ciear dars, 4.
cloudy days, 13.
f.iir days, 10.
?"o. c.f days on which rain cr sn«w fell, 14.
Ko. ui Lunar Halos. 2.
Comp.ine&n. Com. mean. Total preclfti
Baretnater. T.i-trmomt'r tat'n *j inch's
November,1874, 29,945, 18.15 2 IS
1S70, 29.040, 17.1-i 1.33
1S76,
A,'.'IS,
18.30 C'.SG
1377,29,917, 25, a 0 40
NOTE—Horizontal lina before thermometric
means below zero
DAVID TIIO FLANXERY,
Signal Sergt. U. S. A.
Seidenbcrgr Key West Vigarti at
the minne«hah». 53tf
Oy
star Depot.
Fresh Oysters OP. ice ::t the St. Louis
Store. tf
I'rcsli
Choice Fresh Oysters, thn r.est brands
in mirket, at Ilall&tc & Iveating's, tf
Bna^inn
Single Meals 25 cants or Imr.rd bv the
week at $4J3U at J. F. Ileardon.'s, Main
st., Bismarck. tf.
Plymouth Buck Glomes at J. Id. Mar­
shall's siioe store. 52
Genuine impor f^i German Socks at
J. H. Marshall's shot: store. 52
Eand knit Socks at J. K. Marshall's
shoe store. 52.
Pigs' feet, trii..c, &c., at Hallet &
Keatings. 6Gtf
Highest price paid A.|j vei»ss!n .-'.'ti­
a & at in
Cash Paid for }'«rs.
C9tfJ 55»ilet «.V Ivoaltng-.
"Wanted Sismarck Property.
Wanted tu trii-Je ,\J:p.neapoiis im­
proved and U!ii:i!pi-)ved property for
Bismarck property. Call on J. A. Rea,
TEIBUXE
office.
The St. Louis Store Gas perfected ar­
rangement
a Tor fresh oysters, always
on'ice, by the case or can. tf
BJanfi ^laLfonerj", Ac.
at HoileiRhaek's. 70tf
Oysters.
Malloiy brand, wholesale and retailf
by Eades & Westliauser. 63lf
Al: kinds nf irtsh meats, poultry and
g»me at Ballet & Keatings. 66tf
Money in demand at big interest.
Marsh's Restaurant and Oyster Par­
lor is on Third Street.
A cemetery bis been planned and its
site, proprietors, etc., will be mad* pub­
lic soon.
Lieut. H. P. Walker having been
granted a six month's leave, will leave
for the east in a few days.
Notice to Odd Fellows.
All those in good standing are kindly requested to
attend our meetiag Tuesday eveniug, the 4th, for
special business. By order of
JNO. J. JACKMAN, Acting N. 0.
SIG, HANAUBR, Rec. S ec'y.
Jackman is able to be out, using only
a cane for his support.
Oysters in every style at Marsh's
Restaurant 3d St.
Another Indian summer has dropped
on us, and we rather like it.
Creasing the river will be indulged
in sparingly after the disaster to the
stage.
Jao. S. Fry, frem Oswald's liquor
house, Minneapolis, spent Sandaj ia
Bismarck.
Charles Thompson has struck a rich
vein of lignite coal in his mine on the
west side. It will take the precedence
of wood in this market to some extent.
He also brings over specimens of iron
ore.
Holiday Good*
*t Dan. Elsenbers's.
rfitf
Silk Haadkerchiaftt
a fins assortment at Dan.
berg's.
Eisen
76tf
A full line of Holiday goods at Dan.
Eisenberg's. 7Gtf
Cloalis! CIsaks!
The best in market at Dan. Eisen
berg's. 76tf
Br
ess Goods.
I iroodj of ail de.v'rir.tic-r:.". at
D.! ^ber-'s. 7fitf
D:,'
ciion of Iloiidav goois at
berg's. 76tf
il
slid
ay G:
^enberi 76tf
ind ssnts' sf ai ca'3 at Dan.
75lf
jj'.-i'.r.oer^ 8.
Sitnatiozi "viz.nied.
In a prlvi.:s family at Lincoln or
Bismarck, by a girl capable to da all
kinds of housework. Refers to Mrs
O. A.Loansberry, Bismarck. 76tf
Compliments of J. P. Forstor are ten­
dered to tie members of the 7th cavalry
tvho have always been friendly to his
establishment, and he hopes, that by
fr'r and 5Jjuare dealing, he will retain,
in the future as in t&e past, their
patronage. 4-ut
For your Stewed, Fried, Sealopped or
Breiled Oyster?, go to Forster's Restau«
rant. 77-ot
Tou-are always sure to get your
money's worth at Forster's Restau­
rant. TA Qt.
74 3t
Smoker's articles, Pipes and
Tobaccos, at Slollembaek's. 70tf
IT you want a number one Porter
House Steak, go to Forster's Restau
rant. 74 3c
Fov a gemiiae imported Cigar
go to HoSSeHiliJtelt's. 70tf*
Forster's Restaurant was established
in '73, ar.d to day is ahoad of all coui^
pititors. If thev call once they are
sure to come again. 74 3t
Cigars, wSsoiesale and detail,
it SSoHem&aelt'sIJras §Sore.70tf
]FOR SALE.
The house known as the Seventh
Cavalry Saloon, 4th St., Bismarck.
One of the be3t stands in the city of
Bismarck. LL£S all modern improve­
ments the furniture and fixtures now
in the house will be sold with the
building. Parties wishing to purchase
will do-well to examine the property
and judge for themselves. Further in
formation can be had on application to
Jno. A. McLean. 743weds.
Rye nnd ISaarbon, tfiie best in
She Market, for SaJe at SEoIlem
5aek'». 70tf
"Josepa."
Fifty •*!*.:• t- ire
:,ne
of thrtse ele­
gant iotos the celebrated
Xez t'bi'ei'S
:i:ci.
LargcassnrlincuJ of Lamps at
70tf
SIOUX SCSI? FOBSAiE"G?JAR«
ANTEEB.
'Flic nndersijrned lias half-breed.
gioKS scrip for sale* and tbe same
is fully and satisfactorily guaran­
teed. JOHN A. KEA,
68 Tribune Office*
A full l.r.e of canned goods at Halkt
& Keatings. GOtf
Bismarck Outlets.
On a quarter section within one mile
of the Sheridan, at $25 an acre, in­
quire of G. W. Sweet. 68tf
Ansley Gray was out this morning
and saw four deer. He wounded one,
scared the others and killed a prairie
chicken.
The Paymaster is expected sometime
this week with ducats for the boys# for
the months of July, August, Sept., and
October.
There are now and then some very
cheap lots offered in this inarkec. Men,
who have to have cash, will sell. You
see, Mr. Speculator!
A horseman crossed the river cn
the ice at a gallop on the 30tb, while
others almost feared to attempt it on
foot. Heavily loaded teams are now
crossing.
The Deadwood stage, due Saturday
eveniug, was delayed half a day by a
severe snowstorm ia the Black Hiils.
The SBOW is reported 30 inches deep
and light as feathers.
Section 33, railroad land, north of
town will be put in market next spring.
It will be sold in lots. The temporary
cemetery will have to be moved, and a
new ene ia is request.
Personal
Lt. Jesiah Chance has been appointed
Commissary ef Subsistence at Ft. Lin­
coln, vice Lt.JH. P.Walker granted eight
months leave. Congratulations are in
order.
Chas. W. Cushman has been tendered
by Judge Barnes an appointment as U.
S. Court Commissioner.
Fred Edgar, one of the pioneers, has
been stopping in the city some days.
Majo'r R. C. Seip is recovering from
his (fer a time so regarded) dangerous
illness.
J. R. Newbury visits Bismarck in the
interest of that splendid notion house,
Wyman & Mullin, Minneapolis.
S. T. Moles paid Bismarck a flying
visit and spent Sunday with us.
E Hunt returned Sunday from
Standing Rock.
Four wild Bismarckians on horseback
were scampering over the Heart valley
Yesterday to see who had been there
since they had been gone.
Mrs. Major Hughes and daughter left
Sunday for Standing Rock.
The N. P. surveying party have been
ordered to fix the location of the propos­
ed railroad bridge over the river for this
winter. It will be a little below the
leamboat landing.
STAGE THROUGH THE ICE.
Th.0 Biaok TT-»11g Stage Malies a Miss
of it and Goes Into the River—Four
Horses Iicst—Narrow Escape of
Driver.
•This morning about fiva o'clock the
outgoing Black Hills Stage met with a
disastrous accident on the river. Last
evening a team broke through and was
rescued. The driver was aware of the
hole left and aimed to drive slear of it,
but missed his mark. The horses
plunged through the thin ice made
during the night and the driver tum­
bled forward in their midst. It was a
death struggle with him, but he was
equal to the emergency and escaped.
Three of the horses were drowned, aad
the fourth one died after he was fished
out on the ice. There was not suffi­
cient belp around or they woald all
have been saved. The passengers were
footing it across the ice and were not
in the "break." The hind wheels did
net go in the river. The mails and
baggage were saved, and the stage as
wall. Another stage was fitted out and
after the passeegers took Jbreakfast at
the Sheridan they were started on
their wav to the Hills rejoicing. The
luss was fully $6«0, as the '/orses were
as g»od as there are on the line.
IMPORTANT l]OTICr.
]ETx rraordinary and "Wonderful Bar­
gains.
A young man, who has lately arrived
from England, begs te inform the in­
habitants of this city that he has pur
chased in England
£i
it
Guff's Gallery Fot
Lincoln. 73w3
ros "5.
A Jiuii-, nil the road between
stiiarcu r.r:il tBlack il11 s. Tiie
ovrr.er can h:sve i'-r:i by proving prop«r
tv ana paying criJirges. Call ac ths N.
vV Stuge tA'. Sth!"!oS
731? Jotis A. MCLEAN.
376 sterling
worth of dry jyods from the firm of
Panson & Sons, who failed for £9.860
158. Vd.
The new arrival purchased
those goods «t 7s. 8^. in the sterling.
The Woolens were imported at mere
nommal dmy, as they are in remaants.
They consist o: the very bestCa-siiuere
Deeskins, Moscow Beavers. Broad­
cloths, Cheviot and Scotch Tweeds,
Waterproofs. ett.. also a splendid
assortment Black French Silks, Pais­
ley and Wool Shawls, Domestic Calicos,
Carpets a'wj -i lot of other goods" too
numerous tt m^ution. List of prices
Calicos 2£ ceMs y:j:ti Domestics 2f
rents a yard y:inls wide bheeting
12^ ceDt- o'Ply Ligvain Carpets 25
cents,
AH Wool Cassiineres 25 cerns
a yard, worth §1.00,
The new arrival will dispose of the
entire stock at 30 c:nts OP. the dollar,
a=f he requires all thft rcor.ey he C4 get
to purchase Dakota lands.
The new :iir!va! has taken a nr-m un­
der tho Sfcrridan Knuse, on the east
sid(, where tie w-ii dispose of goods
for the present. The woolens
Will
be
offered for sale on Tuesday morning
and following days. The saie will con­
tinue for thri months. Notice of
moval wiil be given as soon as larger
premises can be obtained Come at
once gentlemen and secure some of
those magnificent woolens. No Dry
Goods Merchants or Tailors need apply,
as the law prohibits from selling to
anybody but censumers on account cf
the duty.
Water proof 25 cents. Tbe woolens
will be sacrificed on Tuesday, to clear
them out.
The above is the announcement of T.
D. Creed, of London, England. W have
seen the stock and it is all the an*
nouncement says and more too. Everyg
body must be surprised at tbe bargains*
a=«=
Music Hall, Sam* Whitney's, was
jwas crowded Saturday evening. Every
1
available opening was crowded with
chairs and all the chairs were filled.
The Italian violinists are masters of
tbeir att and accompanied the piano
ist, Mrs. Hotchkiss in a most enter­
taining manner. "The Queen of Song,"
also, won new laurels.
After the usual prayer meeting
Thursday evening, some interesting ex­
ercises in singing, under the leader­
ship of Prof. Ross will follow. That is.
to say. drilling in congregational sing
ing, will follow, and we understand
these exercises will continue during
the winter with a view to mastering
new pieces, and perfecting those who
sing, in their work
Off For a Hunt.
D. O. Preston, Esq., Judge Bowes,
T. J. Mitchell, Jehn Leisure aad H. G.
Coykendall left Menday morning for
Mandan Lake, fifty miles nertb, for a
grafed bant, running ten days or two
'weeks. They travel in wagon and ex­
pect to load it down with deer and oth
er small game.
The P. Chaage
at
Company Savings.
An order has been issued from De­
partment Headquarters providing, that
Company savings shall only be disposed
of by commissioned officers, and pro
nibiting their sale under any circum­
stances, by enlisted men, including of
ficersof the non-comissiened staff.
The Seventh Cavalry.
The five companies of this regiment
at Ft Lincoln, have been placed under
marching orders, in anticipation of
trouble with the Indians at Red Cloud
and Standing Rock Agencies. At the
former agencylit is said they area little
defiant and argumentative about the
quality of their rations and inclined to
luake faces at the small force of infa
xj in the garrison.
Friday Capt. Moylan of Co. A. moved
up his wounded from Ft. Rice to Ft.
Lincoln and is now wailing for bis com­
mand to arrive from Buford. Corapany
K. Capt. Macy, in command, has gone
to Rice liom Lincoln. B. will win­
ter at Standing Reek and F. at Ft. Tot
ten. A. D. G. and K. are bringing in
the Cheyenne Indian?.
Who Kissed Joseph.?
Ccr. Pioneer- fress.
At the reception that was given Joseph
on the 2ist, at the Sheridan House, one
impressible and loving heart, overflowing
with all the romantic notions that cluster
around the untutored savage, walked up
to Joseph and kissed the celebrated war­
rior square on his painted lips, and then
presented him withher weddingring. The
Indian general smacked his lips with
satisfaction, and unlike his namesake of
old, stood his ground, showing that he
was no more afraid of the charge of a
pretty woman than of the soldier on the
field of battle, and that he could receive
that of the former as gracefully as he
could the onslaught of the latter.
NOTICE.
U. L. LAND OFFICE,)
BISMARCK, D. T.,
December 3d, 18T7
Complaint having been entered at this OiEci by
Ansley Gray, of Burleigh County, I). T., against
CharlesA.Archer for abandoning his homestead en­
try No. 22, dated NOT. 29, 1876, upon the Northeast
Quarter of Section 82, Township 139, Range 80, in
Burleigh County, Dakota Teriitory, with a view to
the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to aj^pe^r at this Office on the
25th day of December, 1877, at 10,o'clock A. M., to
respond and famish testimony concerning said al­
leged abandonment.
PETER MANTOR, Register.
76 w4 EDWARD M. BROWN, Receiver.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received by me until
Friday, Dec. 7th, for building an Ice House. For
particulars and specifications apply to me person­
ally^ (76-20 GEO. PKOPIBS.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting «f the Old Settlers'Associa­
tion will be held at Fisher's Hall Thursday evening
Dec. 6th, 1877, at 7:30. All Old Settlers are re­
quested to be present.
JNO. J. JACKMAN, President.
JNO. H. RICHARDS, Secretary. 76
C. W. OAKES,
Dealer ia
TINWARE MD STOVES!!
Practical Worker ia
Tin IPlate, Sheet Iron
COPPER 6r ZINC-
Those wanting anything in the above lina wiil
save money by calling and getting prices before
buying.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Camping Outfits a Specially.
JZnin girect, BISMARCK.
7orf Opposite Triba' Office. $
NOTICE.
To t!ie le^al voti-rs of School District No. 1, Btir
lei=rh CnantT^). T. There wilt be a special elec­
tion liel-i MI the school house on 2il street,Bismarck,'
oa the 4t!i (lay of December, 1977,at 8 o'clock p. m.
fur the pufpo^eof electing a ilirtctor to Gil vacancy
caii'ecl by the resigaa:io:i of Mr. Thompson.
7-J.to JOHN P. DUNN. Clerk.
p, o. 'book store.
Books, Stationery, Toys, &«.
A Full Lino or
CAM, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, &e.
The Latest News always on hand.
Orders for anything in the lirje
of Books, etc., will receive
prompt attention.
KSfBOOKS FOR RENT AT REASON
abi^e rates. .. r.
Agent for' Am. "Bible Society's Bibles7
F. D. BOLLES,
61 Post Office BnQding.
Clothing1,
Timet
On aad after Tuesday there will be
only three trains a week, each way, be­
tween Bismarck and Fargo. They will
arrive Monday, Wednesday and Fri­
day evenings, and leave Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. The
service east .of Fargo will be daily,
leaving every morning.
ined our stoeh.
GO TO THE
ST. ZF-A-TTXj ZBIR^HSTOIE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
FOE
Gent's Fnrnishing Goods,
Hats & Caps,
Boots & Shoes,
German Socks,
Gloves & Mitts,
Trunks & Valises.
You cannot afford to buy any of the above named
goods anywhere else, without having seen and exam-
SIG. HASTAUmm,
Prop'r St. Paul Branch Clothing House. ^*1
WM. GLITSOHZA.
GROCERIES!!
Wholesale and Retail.
FLOUR, OAT AND CORN MEAL, PEARL BARLEY, CHOICE
BUTTER, GREEN APPLES, PEACHES CHERRIES, yj
CANDY AND NUTS,
Glassware, Crockery, & Stoneware,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Nearly Opposite the Post Office.
BISMARCK, D. T.
RANSOM HORTOSr,
73 Third St.. ST.
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF COUNTRY 0BDEE3 FOR
FUR OVERCOATS,
,u
Fur Caps, Fnr Gloves, For MnfBws,ln
69 East Third St.,
PIANOS,
SM-
PATENT SHAPBDSEAL SACKS.
Pur Setts from 50 cents to $3.00.
GOODS SENT C. O. D., PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINING.
HATS
&FXJRNISHING GOODS.'
YIOLINS, ACCOBDEON3, STJJIHG3, BANJOS, and everything in the Masic line.
The Only Wholesale Music House in SliincMt
Lyn tm'Ji'Vn l*iit on the market. Sold on
DYER & HOWARD
4
1
to
A7£, s"!'le-*
OS I ORGANS
SHEET MUSIC.
7 Octave, Latest Improved. Warranted Five LTeara, for $250. So'tl
easy monthly payments
•The Celebrated
A S O N & A I O A N S
low
ST. PAIL
Sfnte&iisifM Bid i3nt pays.
CATALOGUES AND INFORMATION SENT FREE ON APPLICATI0
fWOrden by w"
receive prompt attention. 6S-lj