The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • Page 2

grUwne. BinUrck, D. July 13,1877. Cattle Raising in the Powder River Country. A'recent distinguished witer says: For fetock raising no country could be finer than this, for the conditions are such as to insure the minimum, of expense and labor, and the fine air and water insure health to the herds.

The country including and bordering the Big Hprn mountains is particularly fitted for sheep raising. Sheep like high land and dry air, and these, with the fine, rich grasses of the mountain slopes, would produce fleeces not excelled in any part of the world. Sheep husbandry is as yet in its infancy with us, but the time will come When the Big Horn country will be as famous tor its flocks and wool as any parts of the Old World, and perhaps as famous for it's looms and mills too. The same authority in speaking of game in the valley of the Powder river says: Game is more abundant in the Powder River country than in any part of our possessions. Here the buffalo range in herds of thousands, sometimes blackening the country for miles with their huge bodies.

But though they are found in large masses, still all experience of border men shows that they are rapidly lessening in numbers, and the sections in which large herds are found are becoming narrower every year. The tribes in the north subsist almost entirely on buffalo meat, and they probably kill a quarter of a million of buffalo every year. As they kill cows mainly, on account of the better quality of meat, they reduce the herds much faster than is needful with proper management-. The elk, the finest of the large game, is found in large numbers, often 500 In a herd. Black tail and white tail deer, antelope, cinnamon and grizzly bear, beaver, otter all the fur producing animals are very abundant.

FISH. The streams are full of excellent salmon, trout, catfish and bass, and of the feathered game geese, brant and duck are as plentiful as any sportsman could wish. AND OF FRUIT. Wild fruits, such as plums, currants, gooseberries, buffalo berries and service berries grow almost everywhere and are excellent. The Indians make a good deal of use of them for food, drying large quantities and mixing them with the marrow of buffalo bones for winter use; the dried berries are sometimes pounded u'p with buffalo meat and fat, making a sort of "pemican," which is packed in skins called "towro." Verily this Powder river country must be a part and parcel of the promised land.

Old Aunt had trouble! the other day with one of the nice for whom she has been wishing! disputed her bill--wai ted tp knock a few cents of it, and 1 ed. She said: "I ought to chawge I do udder folkessea, yo' clo many pieces, an' is so lirty. me half a duzzen bulton-h rag wrapped 'round 'em an' to'fotch back a nice whole an 1 you wants two legs to When you don't sent roe bu half to de wash. yo' tory. 1'se lost some my since 1'se been wash in fur moved away 1 cause dey said in's ud bread an epitageon.

ed of it myself, some! er in wag arous-j you what me'f I was a young Bl 11 tines, man Take a Nap. A great assistance to the mother, or whoever has in charge the domestic machinery, is a short sleep in the middle of the day. Drop all care, steal away just for a little while, and give thq weary muscles and excited brain, and perhaps the unstrung nerves, a rest. Rest the very thought of it is comfortable. How it does lighten the caries and facilitate the duties of the afternoon How much more easily we eaii carry the burdens that seem to ac cumulate as the day declines! The little ones are returning from school and need a mother's attention.

The market man is here, and we must make out our list for the morrow's wants. Biddy needs directions in the kitchen, and we must see that all parts of the house are quiet and settled in order. How fresh and invigorated we feel to go about all this and a thousand other trifles that are the routine of every day duties, when we have refreshed ourselves with an hour's sleep at midday. Dp not say you cannppspare the time, fotf you are gainingftijae by. You wijll surely last You will be spared longer to ones around yoju, if you will only spare yourself.

They will need your care for many years yet, and to this end you must be economical ofTour health and strength. Lay in store sufficient vim by a daily sleep, to balance daily waste, and so keep up the average. A nice little nap is so refreshing It recuperates the exhausted energies, and the last half- day's duties are as pleasant as the first. Worstoll, in Detroit Free A Boy's Composition on Girls ia ft queer kind of varmint. Vhrls is the only thing that has their oijrn way every time.

Girls is of sever- all thousand kinds, and sometimes one girl can be like several thousand other girls, if she wants yon to do anything. Girls is all alike one way; they aj-e all like If you rub 'em the ri ght way of the hair they'll put and liok sweet at you, but if you rub 'em the way, or step on their tails, they'll claw you. S'long as you let a girt have her own way she's nice and sweet; but just cross her, and she'll spit at you worse nor a cat. Girls is also like mules; they're head-strong. If a girl don't want to believe anything can't make If she knows it's so she won't say so.

Girls is little women, if they're good, and if they ain't good then, nor when they get big, hey're she-devils That's what father aid mamma was once, when she fixed i hot fiat iron in the chair so he'd set own on it, cause she was mad at him. Brother Joe snys he don't like big girls, 'tut he does like little ones; and when saw him kissing Jennie Jones last Sunday, and told him what he'd said, he i laid he was biting her, 'cause he didn't ike her. I thiok he hurt h'er, for she lollered and run, and there was a big ed spot over both of her cheeks. This 11 1 know about girls, and father ays thw less I know about 'em the bet- 1 er off I Cincinnati Times. move in de fust 3 of wash my feet once in a wbil le lime into my boots the same family where and if you don't pay ni "Oh, here, aunty!" ted the young man.

I was How much did you saj you Auntie?" "Fo' bits--dat's what I sa an I don't want no foolin' I'll tell dat gyurl 'bout dem "Oh, never mind, atomy, patron coaxingly; "jhere'i That'll be all right, won't i "Yes, that'll be all right, there ain't no injections 'bo in'." i "It is safe to say that the will spare no expense (jo kee renovator of his soiled an linen conciliated. Testing a Map. Detroit Free Press dozen or more idlers Central Market were ricentl deep interest in a war map a. New York daily paper, wh Gardner, the old colored his way into the throng studied the map for a ninut "Whar 'bouts on dis map ginny?" he suddenly called "It isn't on there a one of the crowd. "Whar 'bouts on dis ma rnond?" continued Gardne his fingers over the mnp in "How do you expect (to fin on this map of Europle?" a stander.

How do I expect? taking ilished Broth pushejdj id close 6r two. ole Vi t. answer Why, has de map of Europe to do mond? Wasn't der moiefigh Richmond dan you cou Europe in ten years? sea Hav and ignored dat fact? lave a map an' left dat tow a out Somebody find de town for nl show you the exact sr. ot wi ar I hit in the chin by a canno i-ball wounded all to "Go way--this is a of Tu key and Russia." "Widout any Riclimcnd OB "No, sir, Richmond isn't "Den I'm gwine right aw to get out'n this crowd in ah ter all us folks fought bl down dar, an' left our in de sun, it's a perfec come around hear wid in' de Black Sea as big an leavin' Richmond grounds Co: fraud, you cull'd We Passed It's one thing to havelan ob it is quite another to fikow whjeri we are aiming at it. Mjen gin we 1 but after a time get off the co irse; their life is more likely to gi that right.

following in are am its moral for alt who right: During a beautiful one of our great lakes, the boat thought he might take a rest, and entrusted thei rude hands of his boy, a somewh minded lad. "Doyouseelhatstirstra before us?" Tie said to him, the Polar star "Yes." ing do that irecti Th boy the; md cle. see had him, mt he not the less continue with a fir i han "Well, you have not! keep the bdat straight in The captain fell asleef, the sarnie. The wind changec turned out of its course fnore till at lalst it had made a semic: boy awoke; he was astqnjished hind his back the star I whic now been straight before steer the boat toward the so whence it had first comej. Two hours after the mjaster awoke.

He cast one glknce sky and another upon the boy. "Well, stupid! what ar you "I am still keeping always st fore me; as you told me. "Ah, indeed! and the i "Oh, the Polar star ed that long ago." A Refuge for Snltlui. Burlington Hawkeye. If the sulton is beat in with Russia he can com to He will find an asylum svaitii in all his various send his harem to Utah, and eminent will not molest it permit it to send a deleg ate He can send his treasurer to where he can steal with i long as he divides with I her i And he cajn send his tashi- Kemper county, where they out of trouble and have all rnent they wish, in theii ow way, so long as they confide barities to American citizens.

It is very evident that the Indians, in the Black Hi Is, passed away. A same may be said in regud Horn country. is in You sends les wid a apects tnc gyarment, ur drawers one and a tockin's-- soap faces' nabors you. Dey em stock 'se ekeer 'Pears trying s'ciety I 1 or sprink ashes fu ydrl lives, interrupt, ly foolingij bill waf it was- out it, ol stock in's' said bet a dollar; de wast oung the tatterel OSTLAND'S is Rici running wild Richmond ted a wid Rich n'aroupa 5 up in dey gofat ey goto 1 it de co an' ect in 1 wro ident1 ng to night, aster ew hou ne simple ointin nrl i. lid uet lid to th, fram i his ipon Iping aight tar?" I Amer ie am IK their i he ini he ie- ss- ar of foifeirer and the Cor.

Fifth and Main Istei Baggies and Saddle Horses for biro by the day cr hour at reasonable rates. My Boggles and Harness are new and of the best manufacture and style, and our Stock good. Parties wishing teams for any) distant point can be accommo dated at fair rates, My Stable Is large 4 nd airy, and accommodation or Boardiie stock the beet in the country. 89-3n SUMMER GARDEN! J. GEIRIET, Proprietor.

Near the Landing, BISMAJCKj Stahlmaii Bottled Lager. Put up specially for tills market. CHOICE WINES, Liquors, Cigars, Ac. Sweitzer and Llmburgerj Cheese, apd other delicacies. Parties or picnics provided for on short notice.

The proprietor baa taken pains to make the grounds 1 Comfortable and Attractive. Deltrtch's Omnibus Line will run a 'bun regularly to and from the grounds, making the round trip on Sunday for 25 cents. enjoy yourself. 5-1 UNITED STATES LAKD OFFIUB, BISMABCK, June Complaint having been entered at thli 1877. office by Stephen Welch against Win.

II. White fojr abandoning Timber Culture Entry No. 9, dated Juine 9th, 1875, upon the Southwest Quarter of Section 6 Township 133, Range 19, In Burleigh County, Dakota Territory, with a view to'the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the 2Tth day of July, 1877, at 10 o'clock to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. PETER MANTOH. I Reg EDWARD M.

BRfl Geo. W. SWEET, Real Estate Aent Office on Main, bet, 2d fcd Sts, Will Attend to the Purchase, Sale and Renting of Town Lots I Inarms, Houses and Tenements. A a i Complete Abstract of To all Real Property I Burleigh County. Paid Tor IVon-Rci (5-3-tf) JOHN TEGIN.

Title dehts. LAXG. John Ysgin BISMARCK, D. CITYBAKERY Bread, Pies, Cakes, Green Fruits, CONFECTIONER i'C. Goods Choice and Fresh and Delivered Free to any point in the ity (Date of Bret publication, July 11,1877.) Mortgage Foreclosure, WHEREAS, 8.

A. Dickey on the 7th day of March, 1S77, made and executed a mortgage to Samuel Whltneyfof the City of Bismarck, of Bur-. leigh, and Territory of Dakota, to secure the sum of Five Hundred and Forty-three Dollars, payable In 120 days from the date of said mortgage, which said mortgage was recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of saia County of Burleigh on.fhe 7thiday of March 1877; at 6 o'clock p. m. in I of Mortgages on page 2 and the sum of Five Huidred and Forty-three Dollars principal and Twenty-sne dollars Interest Is due on said mortgage 01 fie 'llth day of July A.

D. 1877, the'day of the flrs, poblria- ti on of this notice, and' whereas default has been made In. the payment pf the money seonn id by! said, mortgage and no suit or proceeding harlnj been at law to the debt now claimed to'be due upon said mortgage or any part thereof the; said mortgage will be foreclosed by a gale ot sa premises by virtue of the poorer contained In the'mortgage which sale will be made on the 24th dav August 1877. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on the premises. The following is a description of said Mortgaged premises: Lot number Thirteen (18) In Bl ock number Hfty (50) In the City of Bismarck in tie County of Burleigh aforesaid together with the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or id any wise appertaining.

SAMUELWHITJNEYi, Mortgagee JOHN A. STOYELL, Attorney for mortgagee. B.C. ASH, Livery Stable, BISMARCK, D. T.

First-class Rigs, with without Drivers, at reasonable rates. SOOD SADDLE HORSES. CHATTED A i By virtue ot a chattel mortgage cxecuteld byiJohn Dart to J. Wakeraah. dated the 31st day of May, 1S77, and tSM in the office of the Register of Deeds of on the' 1st da of iune, 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and 4-hich default baa been made, I shall sell the property.

therein 1 mentioned and described, viz fThe pine frame building lying and being at Pleasant Point, in Burleigh Co'unty, on the east baAk of pie Missouri river, opposite Fort A. Lincoln, said buttd- ing being situate between the buildings of ffios. Haggerty and Patrick Malone, and lately as a saloon by the said John Dart, and ala; the bar, fixtures, and furniture therein, to the highest and best bidder, at public auction, tor cash, an the 21st day of July, A. D. 187 at 2 o'clock p.

upon the premises situate as aforesaid. A-McKENZIE, Sheriff, Agent for Mortgagee. A. 8TOTFLL, Att'y for Mortgagee. 1.6 St DEALERS Ilf Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, i Silverware, Spectacles, jEtc.

Merchant Tailoring, i CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Tribune Block Bismarck. ALEU, Commission. j. DEALERS IN PRO VISldNS, PRODUCE, FRUITS, C. T.

DAN. EISENBERG, Gents' Ladies' FHrnishing BISMARCK, T. j. w. WATSON.

Kaiperer Walter, Brewery, T. MANUFACTURERS OF AND BEER, Class Goods Reasonable JPrices. Orders from Abroad will Be- ceiv Prompt Attention. late, Good Sclmrmeir, Merchant Tailors! The Latest AND BEST OF STYLES This Howie bag a large, and complete stock ol Cloths and Qasatmerei always on hand. It will -tie to the Intere of every buyer to call and examine before purcl using elsewhere.

No. ST. 2 Jackson Street, AUL, MINNESOTA. Wia.Glitschka, Tf WTJ Tlffie AW wEi A JL and Retail AND BIS VISIONS STREET, CK, D. Flou 'earl Barle Rol Feed, Corn and Oat Meal, Ac.

Hams and Shoulders, Choice Print and Jar Bntter, Silver and Golden Byrap, Double strong Vinegar, Fulliine of Canned Qoods. Hard I Cider, Greet and Dried Fruits, Crockery and Glass ware! Wrapping Paper, ic. Full line fcf Tobacco and Cigars. Agent for Minneapolis Soap. Hfyiiej: pries or goap Gnease-and C.

S. WEAVER Dealers in LUMBER, SHINGLES, JDoors, Sash and Mouldings. ALSO COMTftAdTORS Of all BUM INGS, PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND Estin JB'SMA W. B. WATSON.

I. TlieS ates Furnished on Short Notice, CK U. T. WHOLESALE A1TD RETAIL DEALEHS IN DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, Hats and Gaps, and! Groceries Thel st and beet selected Stock on the Northern Pacific. Ji, Ladies will find a large assortment of FINE UNDERWEAR And Wearing Apparpl of all kimb; also Dress Good Silks, Alpacas and other Can obtain Citizen Outfits at the lowest possible prices.

NONE CAN AFFORD to PURCHASE ELSEWHERE Until they examine our Stock. Orders from the Military Posts or other Missouri 1 receipt attoatioa and satisfaction will surely be given. Bismarck, Jan. 31,1877. i liver, points 4tl bet.

Mali First c'ass 8tf orkiuen, Hair 0 Sl.am- pooing, c. cl: work, well anl i i iloue. -3. S'rop'r. 500 ar Shaviag St.

I KS D. T. al Estate. Lots for Sale THE Most Desirable ParUi (lie City ol Who: Parties iving built upon lots it. Blilcli they have not receive! deeds will call on thk- utfderslgaeil immediately i nd gat their deeds If they desire the lots, otherwise tfc will be sold.

7 8m GUfl. P. FI.AXXCHY. P. Slaitery, alii Dealer in GROCERIES lour, Feed Cor 3d D.

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