Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-02
IN BRIEE.

All grain put in before the recent rain is
coming up nicely.
Will DeGraf expects to occupy Barry's
studio in a few days.
Charlie Bentley has recovered sufficiently
10 De on the streets once more.
Peter Wilcox has resumed work on his
new residence on Front street.
Several prairie schooners passed through
the city last week bound for EmmOns
county.
Captain Cotton of Williamsport, who is
n the city: is a nephew of ex-Congressman
FarnswOrth.
Ed. E. Allen clerk of the sixth judicial
district court has been appointed u. S.
Commissioner.
Ii lis now announced that the new time
card on the Northern Pacific will 70 into
effect May 18th.
1t is said that Barber Christianson has
bought out Wagner's shop at Mandan and
will move there this week.
Val Schreck perambulates the streets
nowadays assisted by a stout cane-the
effects of a severe attack of rheumatism.
Who's going to plant trees on Arbor
D"J ~" 1lOll Luo SGdkc UdTu u GLo
penitentiary would beautify the drive
way.
Levy, the famous cOrnetist and his com
pany OF celebrated artists came up as far
as jamestown, where theylappeared Mon
day.
John Rea writes that he may stay in
Seattle this summer! but he has no desire
or idea OF locating in the sound city per-
manently.
Moffet, the angelic guardian of the public
morals, says Ed. GoOdkind was "cut out"
Ior a better calling but was spoiled in the
make up"
Judge Francis has had his name en-
rolled on the list OF attorneys qualified to
practice in the circuit and district courts Of
It's nearing the time for the district court
and Motfet announces in his paper that
mes oeen laid up with q lame backaand a
blister" Too bad.
7. w. Harris is down from the upper
river with a load of cottonwood tree which
he recently pulled and shipped on a raft
constructed by himself.
Mandan Pioneer: The mail route be-
tween Mandan and Fort Yates, which has
Deen IN operation a year, will be discontin-
ued when the year is up.
Judge Thomas has appointed Hon. 3. F,
Spalding Of this city, Edward Allen of Bis
marck. and N. Quackenbush of Neche,
United States commissioners.
E. G. Chase: Tell 'em everything is look
ing right In the country. The ground is
IN good condition and the farmers are in
good spirits. l believe it's going to be an
excellent season for grain Of all kinds.
1t is hoped some arrangements can be
made whereby the electric light plant can
be- started up again. Mayor Baker is re-
celvlng some announcement in this direc-
ton.
John Taylor recently appointed register
Of deeds OF Kidder county, declined to quail.
lty and Eugene s. Owen was appointed to
tll the vacancy in office and he at once &C
cepted.
Some petty thief appropriated the larger
portion Of John Homan's sleeping room
eftects. He says the man better show up
with the goods and save trouble. as he is
onto him.
The Sons of Veterans have made elab-
ora!e preparations tor their initial ball,
which will be held at the ArmOry hall on
Saturday evening May Sd. 1t promises to
be a grand affair. :,
John Arnstrom. a brother of the deranged
Mrs. Anderson, was down from Painted
Woods last week. He says he is thinking
Of sending his sister back to the old coun:
try TO be treated. =
Il consider myself a lucky man." re-.
marked Joe Dietrich the other day. 81
found $40 the other day; a mar came to
me and. paid a bill that he has owed me
since / first went into b%usiness.n
Mrs. Smith, a totally deprrayed female
character, is serving aten days sentence
IN the county Jail imposed by the city jus.
ttce for being drunk and d~ts0rderly. She
has 9 boy about ten years OF age who could