Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-23

instructed to advertise for the sale Of
| refunding the Burleigh county court house
bonds now outstanding and maturing on
the first of July; also the sale of $67 900 4
per cent. fifteen year bonds to fund out.
standing warrants o drawing seven per
cent. ...
Is it a fact that Healy Is going around
among the grand jurors and asking them
how they stand on certain questions? Why
is Healy 50 much interested in a grand
jury? He seems to be about the only man
in town who wanted q grand jury-he
ought to pay the expense.
l.. N. Griffin: Came down this time on
court business. Willie Motfet wants to get
$4,000 out of mi and l understand Healy
has a libel suit against the TRIBUNE for
the same amount. Won't this sanctimoni.
| Gus pair of refOrmers have a high old time
though dividing the spoils.
1t is said that Tom Campbell, the Bur-
leigh county instructor and erstwhile'ed
tor, is about to commence the publication
of a monthly educational journal in Bis
marck. 1t is also gravely whispered that
MI. Campbell Is thinking of running for
county superintendent Of public instruc-
ton.
The Bismarck Coal & Wood company, of
which M. p. Slattery is manager, gets the
contract for furnishing ice to the county
bid was 10 cents cash, or % cents in county
warrants, per 100 pounds. The North Da-
kOta Coal company was the only other
bidder.
S. w. Hagy and wife, of Canton, O.,
were arrivals on Wednesdays west bound
train. MI. Hagy is an old-time Ohio chum
Of Charlie Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagy
have come out to the slope to join the
large settlement of Buckeyes in Emmons
county and will settle down to permanent
farm life.
John Dolan, who went to Minneapolis
several weeks ago to consult IN Optician,
returned to the city Wednesday, bringing
along his runaway boy Willie. MI. Dolan
have to visit a specialist again in a couple
of weeks. DR.. Porter Of this city was
present and assisted in the operation.
The presence OF James Kelly in the city
in charge of the steam shovel that came
in yeSterday-recallS to old dinners the days
when the varieties used to do a thriving
business here. Kelly in those days was an
acrobatic song and dance artist of the we'll
known team OF Kelly and McGraw. Kelly
is now out OF the theatrical profession.
Walter Dunn, ex-manager of the Sheri-
dan house, is now fully recovered from a
protracted illness at his home in Milwau-
kee, whither he was conveyed several
months ago to receive the care of his par
ents, and writes that he will be in Bis
marck about the first of the month to visit
his old-time friends and settle up business
affairs.
F. Fowler of Breckenridge, Mimi. has
addressed a letter to Postmaster Bogue,
asking Mr.. BOgue to assist him in dispos.
ing OF a house and lot for $1,000, as he is
going to Canada. Fowler writes that it's a
good investment; says Breckenridge is
| close onto the North Dakota line and that
Breckenridge expects to boom when prohi-
bition goes into effect in North Dakota on
July l..
jamestown Alert, 18th: Rev. VIM. Glib
the Presbyterian school at Auburn, N. Y,
have been assigned to the North Da-
kota missionary field for the summer,
They will assist Mr.. Saunders in his Sun
day school work. Mr.. Smith who arrived
here yesterday and is now at the Glad
stone, will have his headquarters at Bis
marck..
Little Willis Hooper had an experience
with a burglar the other night which he
relates in a dramatically impressive man
around his fathers house late at night and
the little man drove him off with stones.
MI. Hooper however, must settle for
several broken window panes. Willis feels
| very proud Of the distinction of having
vanquished a real live burglar.
Superintendent McCabe, who was in
town Wednesday paying off the railroad EN-.
plOyes, received a dispatch Tuesday from
his brother, Superintendent Joe McCabe,
Of the St. Paul division of the Northern
Pacific, that the latter's wife was dead.
She has been in q critical condition for
some weeks: Will McCabe went east
to attend the funeral which occurred
Wednesday. The remains will be taken
to Milwaukee for lnterment. George Nc.
Cabe has been with the family in Mlnne-
! apolis for the past two weeks.