The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • Page 4

Bismar-ck and Vloiaity. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1678 PRTA.IRIC CHICKENS, Spring fresh fish and "sich" at Heatings. iecT. A complete assortment of Grcien the Northern Pacific, has been appointHonse Betiding Plants and Shrubbery. ZARPEL HILL, Duluth.

Minn. M. TIPPIE, familiarly known as "Doc" has erected a fine building and will ish it in first dass siyle for billiard poses. THE type made us say last week that John Brown had been appointed County Surveyor. They should have read John Bowen.

A CHANCE for iun is ten.lered by pany Second Infantry, See their challenge elsewhere. wager our nickle on the "hoys in liluo." MABHHALI. CAMPBELL, the sive boot and shoe dealers are turning out excellent work, as good as any city ran produce. MB. of Glyndon, has se eared the lots lately occupied by the Northern Paoill? warehouse a large hotel to be built at an early day.

WE have received No. 1, Vol. 1, of the Audobon, Journal. It is a neat, clean looking paper in pretty dress and is ably edited. Seccess to yon pay we Mr Journal.

SEE Donahou and MeCarty's card in this They have a fine lr of gies, carriages, good speedy horses and vjli give you a "torn out" on short nolice and on liberal terms. Tu: County.Board of Commissioners utiuck a preat need in their kCliuii garding Steam Ferry at this point. Nothing at present is more Citizens should aid all in their power to assist the Board in effecting this (h-nn at the Fort building is sing with rapidity. We spent a very pleasant day with the gentlemen nected with Fort Lincoln f-riday last, and had the pleasure of meeting Col. S.

Poland, who has lately that post. Trtons P. CANTWKLL, Brair.erd, will nhip blue-berries C. 0. D.

at per bushel in baskets, baskets conts ii not returned. This is a fine oppor lunity for Bismarck or the Forts near by to obtain this delicious truit. He will also ship cran-herries as soop as (hey come in. ARU.vxfiF.vFSTs have been completed for a olony of Dutch at Audubon to oc eupy acres of land. This is the hrsi colony of Catholics on the C.

P. P. E. Tbiriy-five thousand Jesuitet' German refugees now In New York, have, also determined to settle on Northern Pacific Lands, THE editor who returned yesterday, is under obligation to Mark Ii. Kellogg for whatever of excellence has appeared in ihe of the TRIBI'NE during his mvnt absence and is so well pleased he will not hesitate to again leave the paper in Keliogg's hands on a like occasion.

drain of emigrants to says the Limerick Reporter, "is absolately nl-'irmitig. The people are leaving the country in crowds a respectable, welldreased, intelligent an.i ordinary population are abandoning their native our.try in countless numbers." LAST week Lt. Humbert showed us an order lately issued forbidding the ting of timber and hay or public grazing within ten mi'ies square of Fort coln. Col. Ccivlin, informs us the ob ject, of this order was to secure hay and timber for the Fort this season, and it will in no way jonflict with the private claims of aiiy person.

IK no section of the country have I seen a more gentlemanly or orderly set of men than belong to Capt. Clark command at Bismarck. During the sence of Capt. Clark the responsabilities $8 well as command of this Company has fallen upon Lieut. Humbert, and it muRt be pleasant to his superior as well us himself to know that their men are of so good behavior.

THE arrivals at the Capitol Hotel for the pasL week were IIP. Among the iav Augnst 10th, at 10:30 tn. and 8 p. Sermons by the Rev C. H.

I Dudley, Protestant Episcopal Church. All are invited to attend. Land Agent. Col. H.

Bvownson, Freight Agent of ed Local Agent, for the Land Depart ment of the Northern Pacific by Col. B. Power, General Agent. The lands of the company are now being examined and at the earliest possible moment will bo appraised and thrown into market. Coi.

Brownsori will be prepared with plats, to give all information quired. Attention is called jto a notice to tresspassers on railroad lands. Lecture. On Friday Evening of this week Dr. B.

F. Slaughter, will deliver a lecture entitled ''Love and at the church building. Proceeds ol the ture to go towards the purchase of an organ for Sabbath School purposes. Dr. has delivered this ture in other parts of the country, and from extracts we have read from the press we learn that he.

treats his subject in a highly delightingly and ing maimer, as well as instructive. The Doctor is very kind to give the ple of Bismarck an opportunity to par tioipate in a very pleasant eutoruiin ment, for a very laudable purpose. Turn out, build up the church and thus help to secure a real necessity, and pleasure for yourselves hereafter. ant of space prevents our publishing the numerous wh'ch lie U'fore its. Ptmual.

Father Keller will preach at liismarck oil iwlay. J. Jackmun, Deputy U. S. returned last evening.

C. G. Cranston, of the St. Paul Press, is looking around 1'ismarck. J.

3). Chapin, the popular hotel man lYoni Fargo, is sampling the al the Hotel. LIF.I T. CHANCE left this with to guard a drove of six dred head of cattle to Stephenson. Schuyler Colfax, Senator VVimlom, and others, leave St.

Paul for Bismarck Friday morning. They will spend a day or two here. Mr. Stebbins, who engaged in the survey of the lands ot the Northern Pacific R. R.

lands, is doing vice in vicinity. Gen. Crittenden and lady, Cadet tenden, Col. Patten, and Col. Scully oi Ft.

IIice, spent last night in Bismarck. Ail but the latter departed on the morning train for the East. ('apt. Wm. Paist, Secretary of the Minnesota State Agricultural Society, ami also Secretary of the Grangers ol that State, still lingers in our midst.

The Captain finds his health improving, and vigor increasing in this invigomt irg climate, Mr. Nathan Warren, of Bostou, who accompanied the ellowstotto expedition returned here on Friday. He left the expedition on the ISth, and brought us pleasant information, and valuable C0iniminjoation from the expedition. Accompanying car was another special car from St. Paul, having as its passengers Col.

Merriam, (Jen. Sibley, and Mr. Bass, of St. Paul, F. R.

Delano, Secretary of the Interior, Dr. S. W. Thayer, of the N. R.

and others. They also visited the Fort, and all ken of were in attendance at the cil of Maj. Smith with the Indian tribes elsewhere. On Thursday, of week, there rived a special car from the East which has been swinging around the circle for two months past, taking a trip over the Union Pacific, the Kansas Pacific, and various other points at last bringing up at Bismarck. The company comprised S.

M. Fclton, President of tiie Western Land Association, lady and son Geo. Burnham, dent of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Mrs. Burnham, Miss Annie Burnham, Geo. E.

Bent, and lady, Miss Bent, D. E. Small, and lady, Miss Mattie Small, and Mr. and Mis. Sewell.

party are all from Eastern have been making an extended tour throughout the West. They visited Fort A. coln, looked at Bismarck and its roundings, and returned Saturday p. M. C.

W. Mead, J. number were Hawk, first soldier Crow I Canfield, Mr. Hutchinson and Geo. B.

Breast, first chief, Groa Yontre Lean Wright, of the L. S. P. and 0. Wolf, second chief War Eagle that) jordan, of Wadena, came in on a spe ir flys, first chief of Mandans Red Cow, second chief Son of the Stars, Chief Arrickaree Nation E.

P. Smith, missioner of Indian Affairs, wife and daughter Col. Fred Grant, Gen. Rosser, Lieut Thome, Prof. Phelps, Gen.

EaDuc, Gen. Sinley an4 others. Recommendations have gone to Washington asking that the Express messengers be appointed special mail Agents, with a view to giving Bismarck regufar mail, service. There are now being sent west of Fargo, by actual count, an average of 503 letters and 471 papers daily. Our mail interehts are entirely too important to be neglected as they have been.

Notwithstanding this neglect there were 5.042 three-cent stamps cancelled during the month of July, and 679 already in August. lUHgiwii. Services will be held morning and tvening, at the Express Office, on B. Powers, Major Iiihbard, Mr. Hazzard and G.

W. Cushing of the N. P. R. Thomas ui cial train yesterday morning.

fand returning this Later from the Yellowstone. Col. Ludlow arrived at Bismarck terday on the Josephine, bringing later intelligence from the expedition. After Rosser left the Yellowstone was crossed and the expedition made its way west north 70 miles in an attempt to dodge the bad lands. On the 3ist they struck the Yellowstone again ten miles ijljovo the mouth of Powder River.

The expedition was two nights in the bad lands without water lor or stock, The Josephine passed over the falls at theraouth of Powder River, which structed the Key West last Spring out difficulty and found plenty of water and unobstructed navigation. The Josephine left for this point on the 1st arriving yesterday. On the way down- a crazy man belonging to the 6th Infantry was drowned. Gtey, CHITTENDEN is ordered to Fort Abercrombie with his reg.niental quarters hfid lour companies. fhe change from Fort Rice, hin present headquarters, to be made on the return of the Yellowstone expedition.

Fort Rice is being fitted up for four panies. The quarters ure being vated and stables for horses built. A large number of carpenters are required for the work. Indian War Dunce. On Saturday evening last an tainment was given at Morton's establishment that combined uniqueness, grotesqueness and novelty.

Such an entertainment ns would draw ly in any and all cities throughout the country east of here. Twenty-nine of the head chiefs from the Mandan, Grosvon and Reo nations, who were here to meet the Indian Agent, were prevailed upon to execute some of their various dances before a Bismarck audience. At the hour announced for the commencement a large number of ladies and gentlemen assembled at ton's, to witness, to them, a novel scene. The Indians were elaborately clothed and dressed, almost gorgeously so. Their faces covered and striped with paint and they presented a vivid reality of a wild native of the forest, of the Longfellow "school." They gave a war dance, corn dance, a grass dance, a snake dance and several others.

At the close of each round of revolutions and contorions some one of the three tribes H.Ol would deliver a short "address to their own people which was translated into for the benefit ol' the whites by interpreters. These redskins were tall, large, wart muscular men who looked as though they could endure much physical pain and fight like tigers. Away out here on the borders of the Tndian country in a town of 1000 people and-only three months old was given an entertainment that would be considered rare, rich, and worthy of attention in any populous country. think of it! Great Chief, Slocking, wound up the evenings entertainment by a acteristic address to the whites which was loudly applauded by his brother red skins. What with the pounding of gongs, the jingling of many bells on the Indian clothing, the peculiar singing companiment to the gongs, with their frequent outburst of yells, so' loud and stunning as to be almost demonical made a truiy novel scene, one not to be easily forgotten by those who then first nessed anything of thi kind.

Court Calauder for Wednesday Sadlug August JFitU. r. s. cut j. s.

CAKVI.I.I., MISSI ON FU. U. S. vs. E.

D. Cummings, for acting as steamboat captain without, license, defendant discharged Williams for U. Stoycli for defendant. Mrs. S.

F. Stieknev Aurthur Sticltney, habeas corpus for possession of child, pending application 'for vorce, judgment for relator toy ell for relator, Davis for respondent. JVSTICE J. li. BAIi.EV, Kf.q.

M. B. Doyle vs. C. .1.

French, et als action of trespass, judgment for ant Williams fer plaintiff, Stoyell fori defendant. J. B. Wakeman Taylor attachment to secure account, ised Stoyell for plaintiif, t'arveil and Williams for defendant. Bitting vs.

Smith, action to recover money lost at gambling, action withdtawn, costs for defendant Davis for plaintiff, Stoyell for defendant. M. 0. Dutlon vs. Wakeman, action on occount for mechanics services, tinued "Williams for plaintiff, and Stoyell for defendant.

Harmend vs. John Peterson, HCtion for recovery of pay for carpenters services R. Crawford vs. same A. P.

Hart vs. same, judgement in these three cases for plaintiff for plaintiff. Clark Bill vs. Gearing Gunlike, attachment, to secure stove bill judgment for plaintiffs Stoyell for plaintiffs, Williams for defendants. J.

J). Wakeman vs. Gearing A Gurdike, judment. for plaintiff Str.yell for plaintiff, Williams for defendant. L.

T. Marshall vs. Gearing it Gurdike, comproised Davis for plaintiff liams for defendant. A. C.

Howard vs. Mullen O'Nell, tion dismissed for irregularity in service Williams for plaintiff, Stoyell for defendant. Territory jof Dakota vs. Aurthur Stickney, assault with dangerous weapon, prosecution withdrawn Carveil for Territory, Stoyell for defendant, Territory of Dakota vs. Albert Neel, robbery, defendant discharged Carvel 1 for Territory, "Williams for defendant.

Ford vs. Dutton, action of forcible entry and unlawful detainer, adjurnment for defendant Carvick for plaintiff, Williams for defendant. DAKOTA NEWS. J. B.

Carpenter is teaching music at Elk Point. The Courier saya that Elk Point is the liviliest town in Dakota. The Elk Point Courier says tin car of Russian immigrants for the James River Colony have arrived at that point. Grain warehoqses are being erected along the line of the Dakota Southern Railroad. Barley is selling at forty-five cents in Southern Dakota.

Elk Point is to have a steam ferry at au early day. The Springfield Times reports a scarcity of harvest help in that vicinity. Vermillion, Clay county, was ly incorporated. The Register congratulates the people on the fact that they may now go from one house to another without wading. The Minnesota member of Congress visited Yankton last week.

AND EXCHANGE BANK Of W. B. SHAW CO. W. W.

00HKEE, Oasfciet. T5XOHANG-JB ON CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. Uro (tninjf a Central (tanking buaiuesA. Re- ceiviiijj sufy 'ct lo nl-ihi drafts. Interest lowed nil deposits.

Collections ruriile with proiupi re'nitt'Uicf. Also for Line of U. S. MMI. Sailing New York every Saturday for Mvt-rparl.

Tickets tor salt frotn Bisraarck either to or from all the jinncipa! points In Kuropt). Also drafts on Groin llritian HMI Whotos.iti? tiiifi Ofiilf rr, iri BOOTS and SHOES, CROCK EiiV, HARDWARE, CARPETS, TOOLS Aint a (iflriornl of Supplies oi ul! Kinds. B. SHAW 4c pleasure in of'eriv to the Pv.bli.' at ST. PAfL P1UCKS larjffr iitor.li of General Supjclp-t, If V'ou Want MEAL, OATS, II AM, BACON, AND HOMINY, (hi io II.

Slut IV do 's. You Want SUGAR, COFFEE, TER and CHEESE ro b. sh jw co. If You Want CANNED STRAW BERRIES, HASPHKRKIES, LA( HER FOES, WHORTJ.KBKRRIES, liOOSFBF.RRlEh, PFAi PRARS, (ilO'KX GAGES, PINK AIM.LES, CHER HIES. TROPHY, The Celebrated SWEET CORN, LIMA BEANS.

SPRING BRANS, CUE EN PEAS, and TOMA'l OES If7: A If Von Want CKLFD OA STERS, FRESH COM OYSTERS, CHOW-CHOW, KNGI.LSH IRK A R1) INES, I ON (7LUB SAUCE, CESTERSHIRE AUCE. I li ALFORD SAUCE, CAT- I SUP, HORSE RADISH and FRENCH MUSTARD I I Tf You Want JELJMES, SPICES, CANDIES, AND I NUTMEGSI ti'. ir. GO RAILROAD SUPPLIES, GROCERIES Ireland. W.

B. SHAW HARDWARE, Kefi CO. If You Want DELAINES, Al PACAS, I.AWNS, MUSLINS, SHEETING, I FLANNELS, TABLE I CLOTHS, KINS, TOWELS Or nT am GO TO IV. B. SHOW'S' CO.

If You Want COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS. WOO SHIRTS, COTTON SHIRTS, and FINE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS I If You Want BLANKETS, QUILTS, RUBBER BLANKETS, MOSQUITO BARS Ac if If You Want. FINE CALF SKIN BOOTS, HEAVY BOOTS, FINE HATS, WOOL GO TO HATS, STRAW HATS, CAPS, GLOVES ii. siid rrj- co, Tf You Want HINGES, SCREWS, LOOKS, LATCHES, ANDS BUTTS, CHISELS, PLAINS, SAWS, FILES, BENCHSCREWS, HATCHETS, AND AXES A if You Want TOILET SETS, BELLS, LAMPS, CASTORS, PLATES, TERS, BOWLS, PITCHERS Or L)ish- of kind TO B. SEA jrou co.

In fnct anjthinp yon desire go to W. B. and "If dont. see what vju want nuk fi-r Our stock of are guaranteed i-ure and fresh. Wo receive weekly Supplies of Prime Butter, direct from the Kan.

Ttmnkine aur patrons for part, favors and hoping to satiRfactorily aupply all that deal with us we spectfully request a trial before elFewhere, 6c THE DEPOSIT THE EMPIRE ST7FFL? STORE, CROCKER STOVES, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, BISMARCK, 111, 187 FEED, DTrNMST Druggists. enni-tautlr hand full -iiipply the PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, UF OILS, ARNISHES, WIN DOW TY, CriOlUK WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND SMOKING TOB ALSO NOTE, COMMRECI AL 1F GAL AND FOOLS PAPER. With a supj.iy VELOPS, PENfcJ AND INKi A foil Iiti? ol" Notions, Confectioneries, Hi UTS, BTHMAUCK, Jane OS, 187 B. If. SL.il UG-HTEB, Physician ana Surgeon in Residence Stivrts.

Curner Main and Second 1 ly SHAVING and HAIE CUTTING. J. M. ROSIER, FASIHOXARI.K HARBF.R AND HAIR DRESSER, iin Dakota Territory. Shaving, Shampooi-ifC, Hair Cutting Ac.

Whiskers arid hull died. C. LOUIS. C. MONROB.

LOUIS 4' MOXnOE, Practical and Sign Painters. PKCIAV. ATTENTION PAID TO SK5N" PAINTING Sh on 1 6m. All orders pr miptly attended to at the llisr Tent. IMAIISHALL- DKAtFRSIN CUSTOM AN'D RF.ADY-.MADF.

si ronr.s, boots and I Front BRAIXERB, and BISMARCK, Dakota Territory. H. A. CAMPBELL, J. MARSHALL, Brainard.

Minn. Bismarck, T. To WHOM IT MAV COSCERS: KNOW CO. That the flrtn heretofore known Harkett Dutton this day devolved by mutual I consent. M.

O. D'Jtton of the late firm atmumes ali the liabilities of the late Snn and will collect all debts due the late firm. He wilt continue the ness of contractingaud building atthe old stand. Bismarck, July 15,1873. EWICSO HLAOKITI, 0.

Dnroii. I Opposite Bismarck Tribune, and Telegraph office. THE LARGEST STOCK, THE BEST B-A-IRGhA-IIISrS DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, Will be sold very Cheap for Cash, rhi.i is oriii I if th lii-nl nnd ooj.l.^t in the 'itv. Bank HATS and The Le Bon Ton HIXTSE, Corner Fourth and Thayer Streets, wmis. LIQUORS AKI3 SWARS.

Kooms ly Minneapolis, Mium. Fvesident H. MIl.LEft. Caihier- IV. P.

I. H. Miller, It. IStori S. H.

S. Pillslw.P.. K. JJpll price for f-'ilvcv a I S. B'mds7 y09 Compound Int.

rcsL Notes. Collections made on in tke T. iiite I f-'tates, on the f.n-orable rns. Siirftt draft on Knglar.d, Ireland uad fins Eur.jfi». I JOS, BASER, HU'MARCR.

0. GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION AND REPAIRING. Al! work -ruftraiuod to give -al d.ioi to "aj)lnd H-'jitl. BANK OF DULUTH. W.Jf-l'c-.

OiU TUK i.AW?. I HT URAVTr- IMEKLFCT ALI.IJ\V'KL) ON '1IMK FXCH.tNUF )iOlTGiIT AND ON ALT- CANADA. COLI.K MVI'K ti. 3 HLHSF.I.i., HKMIT'I RTTR PITaident. MINNEAPOLIS.

Autliori-'etl Capital, Paul in )'r, F. THOMPSON AND Tt A OR. 'i. FANCY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, CARPETS, HA7MOXTD A ALLSXT. ASA FISHER, HEW IDEA 2ILL1ABD HALL, Main Street lilsmarck.

D. T. WiNES, LIQUORS AND und C. V. $500,000.00 150.000.00 I T.

BL XTOIV OlRFCTOliS K. 1. Tliompv-n. iV. H.

Bridgwau, D. Kferc, Pmi- T. Buxton. c. t.

Mo J. 11. Thompson, W. Kist'jian, hH.v% H. U.

N. C. T.orlij E. 1. Wilpon.

Franklin A. Hlghe-t. rnnrkol I'nfted Statoi. Boiul' f-riec paid tor gold, -Uvcj sind ini-rest allowed currri.t dleotions ma le r-n nil ac.wfisible point.i in the S'nited on 'he no firms. Sisrht Drafts ii lrciiind unit all parts Kurofo.

ESdw'd Haekett BUILDEB work done. Ord-'rp promptly filled. First-cias. Oils timers guaranteed M. TIPPIE, BILLIARD HALL Aud Dealer In CROWE W1JVES, LIQUOBS BISMARCK, '2 tf Sly AND CIGARS.

Corner of Main and Second Street, CIGARS OF Tiff CHOICJEST BEARDS SEWING' MACHINES li Yoi M'act A Sewing Machine Of nnv Wind or it" old out o( orjtr FORWARDING, OiHE Al VMIVJ EN" "I FXiTFD r.ruopi: I.M» CM: U. S. EXPRESS OFFICE. JAS. A.

EMMONS, BISMARCK, COMMISSION and STOKAGi BOAT PEOVISIOIn JV PEOIALTY no IR.d pay a Oepoci- pifiniuir. BanV on hut no flrocrHpv no Lumher VaraJ not as rjclt Ri th! government ooiitisrtor le lonnt at No. 9 Burloigh Black with my v'et off retailing Choice Fainliy I kerf, Choice Fat Ire 4v .1. A. PREIOHT AND PASBEtfCfBR AOEKT FOR TUF MISSOURI RIVER Traasportation Company.

EEFEEENO.ES: S. B. COULSOff. Superintendnt Mlsrouri Tranflponatioi Cou-pany. HON.

W. A. BfLEIGH. V.mVJ.r-. IV.

A. EI.LIOVT. W.mx City. R-tf HORNICK i- WALLS, City. COL.

OKO. W. SWEET, Piiitut Sound Coi 1 Stoyell D. T. pa'-V Attojrneys and AT LAW.

BISMARCK, D. T. Office Over Fmmou'a Store. LIVESY AITS SALE STABLE SCOTT MILLET, PROP'S, Corner of Second and Meigs tttreeis, 1'' A good fUble, plenty of forage, good horses and Mvertl fine rising.