Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-15
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In Difference to q desperate public senti
ment 70 ton and g half has been Knocked of
the weight that Ahnts the postofflce door.
The old thing now sWings serenely.
Gady, the furniture man., says his sugges-
ton Of the right aort of holiday present to
bqY Is being acted upon. He is selling lots
Of goods, but has an extra assortment left.
Yesterday was the coolest Of the season,yet
nysone would believe it, without consulting
the thermometer. The air, on 9 cold sdayin#
Dakota, is as dry as g; tramp without the
price Of q drink. y 3
. Rhe finishing touches are being put On the;
apartments soon to be occupied BY the Unit
ed states land Office in the Union block, and
the officers are certain Of getting In their
new quarters next week. IL s:ss
The Duluth Tribune speaks Of Bismarck, in
the land Of blizZards. g Wonder what they
call those zephyrss from of lake Superior
when the thermomelerc crowds down to 80 for.
0degrees below zerol ..ssss!E
Haight & Little, the new law firm, are de-
lighted with the country. They have good
practlce already, aud as they will make q
speciality of land cases expect to do great
deal In this line nsxt season. ss
The fixtures, furniture, etc., for the new
banking rooms Of the. Bismarck National, are
expected daily. As soon as they arrive this
INSTITUTION viii move into one Of the hand
lV.sB. Watson announces that he has just
received q large stock Of goods, especially for
the hOilday trade. It is a n0ticeable fact that
Mr.. W atsOn usually knows what the ladies
want for the holidays, and mis- stock ls always
complete. : :s
miles City journal: Dan Fenton, the actor,
and his two chlidren will leave to-uay for
the east. III RS. FentOn will remain ut the
Merchants. Tor q atlart Ame u is Dams In.
teutiOn to enKageln the snow Business ~ the
Nah0nal Park next season. 49,
Dr. Kellogg, the dentist, has moved into
hisssnew Office III the Union block. Hs has
ttlgsuite or irooms on. the corner, which are
tie pleasantest in the city. hen he shall
have completely arranged hls furniture, etc.,
his rooms win be palanal in appearance.
Married, on December lst, by Rev. j. @.
Rhodes, Mr.. Jonn Lawson aud Miss Christi
nA Shsrklst. Also on December 9Th; Mr. j. T..
Brown and Miss LATHE j. Plumb, Of Bis
marck. It seems that Mr.. Brown has kept
tt..ls matter quiet for a day or two, but such
things will out sooner or Later. i.f> II
81 wish i had 5 $l0, ,0OO, y said gentleman
yesterday; = .I}w0uid put it all into the new
addition have but 81, ,OOO, but i will pur
that In, you bet. This is the kind of talk
all about town. Every body wants to catch
on and make 4 dollar, and from present ap-
pearallces nearly every ybody viii: get there.
The track-layers Of the u. p. are thirty
miles west Of Livingston, and: confident of
reaching Bozeman BY January 4. Pending
the completionof the two. tunnels through
the divides east OF Bozeman and Helena, the
TEMPORARY track 81 will be Snsed. Every
I tram will be sent over the divides by two
heavy consolidated engines.
| SAs.Wiu be seen elsewhere, tho sale of lots
in Flannery d Wetherby's addition continues
but Two more days at present plat figures, At
ter. that time the price will be advanced.
There are two dollars to be made for every
one invested in this adj ddition, in six months
time. Several Of the finest residences in the
city will be erecte / in that locality next
spring. Il 5ss3S'
r the ordinance relative to the dumping of
ashes IN the streets Is enforced, perhaps
enough people.Wi use buckets to dump their
ashes into, so that q scavenger can make q
living hauling them away. Every business
house should have g large iron scnttle made,
and all ashes should be deposited therein. II
all should do this asfew cents from each per-
some each week, would pay for the hauling OF
theashes away each morning. H
Matt Edgerly having become disguised
with Mandan, has associated himself with
John a. StOwell in. the law business at Bis
marck. Mr. Edgerly was one of the pioneers
OF Mandan, and was also the pioneer Of Sher-
idan townsite, which h0ursished few days
first house in the Sheridan townsite, but
when the railroad company located Man dan
hemoved the building to that place.
Dahl Bros, the clothiere, are kept busy sfill
EingorderB no. only :frem town but from other
points along the line Their reputation is
not only confined to Dakota, hnt they are
sending suits out into. Montana. Yesterday
York city, the order having been given short
time since bvs a travelling man Who han