The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1919, Page 2

a THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1919 OLD TRIBUNE PRINT. TELLS OREARLY DAYS ‘William C. Binckley, Manager of Rapid City Progress, “Helped Out” in 1889 TRAVELED Like 4 fresh breath from the hound less prairies came a letter in tais) morning's mail from William C | Binckley, an old-time print of the plains, who stuck type by hand om} The Tribune during the legislative | session of 1889, and who just thirty; years ago yesterday set vut, a laj i i A LA CAYUSE cayuse, on a several-thousand-mile journey ayer what was then a track: less waste, on an adventure which | would spell romance, with a big “R” for the present generation. But, Bill's letter speaks for itself. Here we have it: Tribune, Bismarck, Tuesday, March , 1899, the under- signed and Albert R. Rankin left Bis- marck for the Black Hills, mounted on two cayuses. We went west to Dickinson and _ then struck across country to Minesela, now Belle Fourche, and then proceeded to Stur- gis, where we left our ponies and walked up to Deadwood. At that time M. H. Jewell was pro- prietor of the Tribune, and Mr. Les- Me business manager. I think Quinn ‘was still on the force, but he may; have gone west the year before. We! were there to assist the Tribune on| legislative work, the last Territorial) segislature. i We tarried in tne Hills about two} months and proceeded to Cheyenne, | where we,celebrated Decoration Day, and then went on to Denver. After) doing Denver, I left for Salt Lake,|Mi still on horseback, where I remained | over winter and in the summer of the; following year, in Fred H. Pollard, 1 went on to San} Francisco, on the pony. pony in San Jose, Calif. and took a} boat for Seattle, returning to Bismarck ; in the fall of 1891, and proc Devils Lake, where after a I bought the Devils Lak I sold the News in 1 east, locating at Jasper, Ind., established the Herald; sold out four years ago and came back to the Blac: Kt Hills. I established the Black Hi Booster, and continued to publish it| until the war board the paper con- ditions made it ad ble to suspend last fall. 6 Hank Palmer was fore: Tribune when f left. a character about tov Kin located at Ama he died. -Pollard presid the First National Bank at Charlotte, i Mich. ' Sam Small, Who.worked with me on the Tribune, is ‘secretary of the Com-| mercial club at Le Cushing, who was als ‘co-worker | at that time, is somewhere in North Dakota, I believe, as is algo Miller of | the Minnewaukan Sittings. ‘The old| town:has grown, 4 am told, since I was last there, as has this clty dur- ing the past thirty year going. to..have the, metro: 1 ‘West-Missguriiicountry here in a few| years. ‘Keep your ear to the earth and hear the rumble ;from this neck o' the woods! j Very. truly. yours, an of th M “My son had inflammation of how and was greatly bloated (with ga After giving Adler-i-ka he is comple! ly CURED, Doctors did no gooc (Signed) M. 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McFarland, assistant state sunperintendent of public instruction, returned yesterday from Stutsman county, where he had been assisting with rural school betterment rallies, | and his place was taken by Miss Min- ‘nie J. Nielson, state superintendent, | iWAR MOTHERS CHARTERED who ft for Jamestown last night. Mary McGinnis, county superin- tendent, is conducting a series of 50 of these’ rallies in the various company with | school districts, towns and villages of! Stutsman, There has been an excel- I left the!lent attendance, and good results are; promised TO ARBITRATE STRIKE. Washington, March 13.—Striking y employees of Newark. invited to submit $s to the war labor It was announced at the board| IMME. CLEMENCEAU I board. ,RETURNING TO U. S. Since 1879 the American wife of the Niger” of France, Clemenceau, has; been divorced. 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