Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-16
BLsMARCK IN BRIEF.

County assessor: Betsey and I are out.
Fire Saturday night DESTROYED the depot
and three stores at Richardton.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maggie died Sunday and was buried yester-
day.
The roller mills started up again last
week and are now running at full ca
pacity.
Agent Davidson is making some much
needed improvements in the Northern
Pacific yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus are rejoicing
over the arrival of a fine, healthy boy, born
Friday night.
The Held by the Enemy" company
found the accommodations at the Sheridan
quite satisfactory.
Holman d Humphreys are building q large
brick oven in the rear of their bakery and
confectionery store.
Sunday and Wednesday of this week
will 60 down in history as the most dis
agreeable days On record.
writes to have the address of his WEEKLY
TRIBUNE changed to Pittsburg, East End.
Photographer Barry was busy Monday
AO0AluS lie kOOuS lOT SuUcElOT, He tx.
poets to follow in a day or two.
Boiler Inspector McCarty has been
engaged of late in furnishing a large
number of licenses to the engineers of this
district.
The steamer Chaska started for Fort
Yates yesterday morning, but owing to
high winds she tied up all day 1t Fort
Lincoln.
John e. Pollock entertained q number of
his friends at his residence in lower Bis
marck Thursday evening. Dancing and
refreshments.
Viii DeGraf expects to have his photo
Rraphlc studio ready for business the latter
part OF this week. An advertisement in
TRIBUNE will give due notice.
Judge Winchester desires all attorneys
who have any files of cases, to return the
same within three days to the clerk of
court. See Notice to Attorneys"
Butte Miner; Col. c. W. Thompson OF
Bismarck, n. D., passed yesterday in the
city and will go to Anaconda to day to
visit Marcus DAILY on business of impor-
lance.
Druggist Frisby is distributing to his
customers pamphlets containing the daily
schedule OF the National league and Play
er's league base ball games for the season
of 1890.
Photographer Barry, whose Indian views
have become famous all over the country
and whose collection exceeds that of any
other artist. has made arrangements with
Frank Frisby to have on exhibit and sale a
complete assortment.
David Goodman, formerly of this city,
advertiSeS in the jamestown Alert that he
Will pay one dollar to the parents of every
male child born in Stutsman county be-
fore July 4. This isn't giving newly mar
ried couples a fair show.
Murdoch Mckenzie was Saturday ap-
pointed deputy United States marshal by
Marshal Price. This is a good appoint
ment and if the Marshal has lone as well
elsewhere he will have little trouble so far
as deputies are concerned.
The members of the old Bismarck CITY
band are -endeavoring to perfect an organ
izatiOn. 1t is hoped they will be success
full and a band stand will be eracted that
the people may enjoy the music during
the long summer evenings.
A small party of emigrants from the ex-
IRENE southern portion of South Dakota
passed through the city Monday enroute
for Washington state. They intend to look
the country carefully oyer for a suitable
location and expect to consume the entire
ummer IN making the tour.
Dr. Fl. R. Porter. who accompanied John
DOlan down to st. Paul, returned to the
city Sunday. Mr.. Dolan will undergo a
surgical operation this week to remove a
cataract from his eyes. DIR. Porter believes
the operation will be successful and that
Mr.. Dolan will return to Bismarck with
eyes as good as ever.
Rev. G. l.. Hall is down from Fort Ber-
thold again with a party OF Indian people
en.route to the Indian school at Carlisle,
Pa. They are young ladies' this time
three dusky damsels whose names are
Misses Otter Wolfe. Emma Taylor and
Nettie Montclaire. They are also accom-
panied by Rev. 6. w. Reid, the missionary
at Standing Rock.
The "original packages" have appeared
in Bismarck, several samples are in the
posse. sion of liquor dealers. These origi- |
nal packages, as they are now called. are |
nothing more or less than the small cases |
heretofore used for the purpose OF carrying |
samples of liquors through the mails, but
at present the case contains the regulation |
mixed drinks, cocktails, whisky sours, etc., |
ready for consumption. ,
Farmer Paine, who was in town Wednes-
day to advertise for some strayed stock:
II have travelled all over the adjoining |
country for an era Of 100 miles and find the |
WEEKLY TRIBUNE in nearly every farmers |
household. The WEEKLY TRIBUNE is, the |
best newspaper in the northwest for the |
farmers 1t keeps its readers thoroughly
posted on county affairs and no farmer
can afford to be without it.
Fargo Argus, Grand Forks Department:
All Lung, the Chinaman who recently re-
moved from Bismarck, has given notice |
that he intends to apply to the district |
court next week for his second papers. He
TOOK out his first papers some years ago.
It is expected there will be quite a legal
fight over his second papers. He expects |
to go to China soon and get married.
Mr.. Frank M. Higgins of Washington,
u. e., who represents the civil service |
commission, is a pleasant, joviaI young |
man and has formed many pleasant &C.
quaintances during his brief stay in the
capital city. Mr.. Higgins also does some
newspaper work, his notes Of travel in the
western cities appearing in the New York
World. He leaves for the west to-day to
round up the department aspirants along
the line.
B. NJ. Beers, who was in from Stewards
dale Saturday, is one of Burleigh county's
farmers. He already has 800
acres OF grain in and expects to SOW about
200 more this week, which will give him
the same acreage as last season. He is not
at all discouraged, but is sanguine Of q
.bounteous yield. The farmers of his
DelghbOrhOOd are yenerallY hOpeful. a few