Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-29
THE CITY.
BISMARCK IN BRIEF,

Washington and New York on a visit.
Mr.. T. 7. Carroll and Miss Maria Grad
dock were married at Mandan last week.
William Jenkinson, a former Bismarck
barber, Is plying his razor in Min neapolis
Mrs. Benjamin does not run the Herbert
as a hotel any longer, but reats the apart
ments.
Tom Gleason knocked out Jack ingalls,
In a glove contest at jamestown, Friday
evening.
Mrs. Isaac Hooper teaches a select
school at her residence II has a number
of scholars.
The members of the state equalizing
board departed for their respective homes
Tuesday night.
Frank Kihm thinks he can put 5000
empty beer bottles to some use and is adj
vertising for them.
John Whalen and Fred Mcintyre are
lunning a feed store in Minneapolis. Mr..
Whalen's family is there.
Thomas Delihant, who has been confined
at the hospital with consumption for the
past six mouths, is slowly improving.
Capt. Ben Jewell, the old-time Missouri
river pilot, has almost recovered from his
recent illness and will be around in a day
or two.
The fire department was called out Sun
day night to search for a fire that could not
be found. In other words, there was a
false alarm.
Only four saloons paid the city for per-
mits to sell original packages. The chief
of police received instructions to order the
saloons closed.
Larry CasSelman is now running the
Washburn Mail himself. Wood has a
$1,000 clerkship, and Britton is an enthusi-
astic coal boomer.
Bismarck will probably be well repre-
sented at the Minneapolis exposition which
opens on the 9th Of this month and con-
tinues until October 4.
Frost has been reported in the vicinity
of Edberg, this county, and corn is nipped.
Prairie fires have also appeared, but no
serious losses are reported.
E. H. Bly,: See my picture? This is the
first time I've been photographed for
thirty years. 1t was taken by Barry
while l was at West Superior.
H. D. Weeks, an old TRIBUNE print,
came down from Helena Tuesday. He
has quit the TYPES" and is nov baggage
The members of the state board of equal
ization went out to the Bad Lands Sunday
to "see for themselves" the value of lands
in the western part of the state.
Winona Times: The headquarters of
the 18th Infantry and the regimental band
will be removed from Fort Yates to Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, in a few days.
Capt. NJ. B. Doyle, formerly clerk of tn
sentative of the Fargo Argus, is now bag
Xagemaster on the Northern Pacific.
The funeral services over the remains of
vine were held at the residence of Capt.
X. +. voolfolk Wednesday at 2 p. m.
The Northern Pacific road has given the
people of Pierre a bond in the sum of $780,
1000 to have rains running from James
town to Pierre, via Aberdeen. by Deem
Der of this year.
Thomas Gotham has a situation as en-
gineer at Fort Sully. He came up to Bis
marck to get references from MIR. Bly, of
the Water Works company. Gotham used
to run the engine.
The Mandan Pioneer shows conclusively
that there are more cOlOred people in Man
dan than Bismarck by proving that about
ten WatermelOnS are consumed in Mandan
to n in Bismarck.
Mrs. j. S. Hillyer goes to England
70 be present at the wedding of her son
George, one of the former we'll known and
popular young men of Bismarck. She
left Wednesday night.
The hose race will take place at 5 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Everybody should
turn out to see the fun. If Pioneer Hose
company No. 2 wins they will engage the
services of Palmer's city band.
Fargo Argus: Hon. Alec Mckenzie
came in from New York Yesterday to look
over the electric light plant for an eastern
or European syndicate, with a view to en-
larglng the same providing everything is
satisfactory.
1t is amazing to note the rivalry and
Jealousy betWeen the two hose companies
that will contest for supremacy on the
3Oth. Both are in the race to win or die,
and the result will be looked for with I'M
usual interest.
VIII politics be lively in Burleigh county
TINS fall? That's a question to be settled
later on. One state senator, two repreSen-
~tatlves, a sheriff, treasurer, auditor and a
complete slate of officers for thisc county
will be elected this fall.
Mr.. Judkins, the photographer, has been
dead several weeks. For nearly a year
prior to his death he was unable to 90 on
with his business. Some of the local pa
pers are publishing his advertisement Just
the same. Who foots the bill?
John Mansfield, clerk at the Sheridan:
Business is good and quite steady. We
have a number of day boarders noW-men
whose families are away. The drop from
" a day to 81 for transients makes a big
dl1terence when a man settles his bill.
1t is said that c.. N. Wallace, of Dickin-
son, who went out on a prospecting tour
to the Pacific coast last month, in cOmpanv
with an old miner, has found a valuable
copper mine in the Olympic mountains.
thing. WIS
Photographer Barry sends a program of
tl1e grand inaugural of the Grand Opera
House in West Superior, which occurred
August 18th. Barry's advertisement and
cut OF chief Gall occupies a prominent
place. Barry seems to be getting to the
front. WV
Peter Herman, a German came over
from Mandan Tuesday with his wife and
stopped at the Western. Mrs. Herman
has an injured foot and will receive treat
ment at the LambOrn hospital. Mr.. Herr
man is a machinlst employed in the Man
dan shops.
An exchange says: 1t has been reported
that 1t is unlawful to hunt prairie chick
ems with a dog, which is not a fact. The
game law was not changed, and persons
are allowed to hunt prairie chickens only