Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-04

IL Is reported CnaC henry WeClerOy IallS
heir to about $4,000 OF his fathers estate.
MI. Wetherby is now in Spokane Falls.
1t is said that Mrs. NJ. E. Stewart has
rented the Banner house building for the
purpose of conducting a boarding house.
Barber Christensen will tap the water
main as soon as the earth is thawed out
and put in a bath tub to run in connection
with his shop.
D. A. Tyler and Henry Richholt are
among those who nave made records
shooting wild geese. They bagged thirty
seven Saturday.
While Senator Worst, of Emmons county,
would make an excellent state superin-
tendent Of public instruction, he declines
to become a candidate.
Anew York sporting paper contained
rather a breezy account of the prize fight
between Ike Hayes n Walter Beattie.
It sounds like Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. V. Draper, of Man
dan, formerly Of this city. are the proud
parents of a bouncing girl, and now Col.
LOunsberry is a grandpa.
It is said Mr.. Perrine will go back to
Dickey county and not take the warden
him by Representative Cole.
Emmons County Record: Master Israel
Robinson came down from Bismarck yes
for Mr.. Conner this season.
March came in like the ~proverbial lamb,
and strange to say went out likewise.
gong into summer quarters.
Charles Wachter, the drayman who so
narrowly escaped death from the penetra-
finn nf a nif1hfOrE handle infO hiS ahdOmon
last week, was out on the streets Saturday.
The Mandan Pioneer reports the %injunc-
ton served on Commissioners HeaIy and
Edgerly, instead Of Healy and Eckklund.
Editor futile should discipline his COM
positOrs.
R. Fl. Tenny of Minneapolis has assumed
charge of Brandt's drug store for the sum
mer, while Brandt will sail up and down
the Missouri river on his own Steamboat
for his health.
Proprietor Brumley of the "Fair" will
have a bran new stock of fancy goods next
week which he will sell at astonishing low
prices. He will inform the public through
the TRIBUNE,
John Yegen: l believe that if I were
farming now and couldn't buy seed wheat |
l would 20 without it. The way things |
are fixed a mar has to sell his soul for a
DuSnel OF Wneat.
Joe Dietrich's delivery team started on
the rampage again Saturday, but after
wandering around town for a while re-
turned to the old camping ground in front
OF the market uninjured n wagon intact.
Grand Forks P%laindealer: The case OF
Peterson, who lost his wife by a |
railroad accident at the Fourth street cross
ing about a year ago, win come up before
April.
1t is said that Miles Mack, the owner of |
the Banner house. will arrive from Cleve.
running the hotel himself. Mr.. Mack is
we'll known in Bismarck and his property
interests are considerable.
J. O. Sullivan's store at Mandan opened
up Monday with an immense stock of
new goods-dry goods, millinery and
clothing. Sullivan has a good trade, a big |
store n knows how to run it. A number |
OF bismarck ladies were over.
Druggist Frank Frisby has purchased
DR.. Dunn's remaining stock of drugs, |
paints, oils, cigars, tobacco, ETC., which he
transferred to his mammoth store. DR..
Dunn will devote some time in looking
after his land interests IN Minneapolis.
The remnants of the once well organized |
and disciplined Bismarck city band are
now practicing nightly in their hall over
of getting his band in proper shape to dis
course sweet music during the summer
season.
Policeman Marsh Is scaling down" sew.
eral of the reckless farmers who come in |
town and cave their teams hitched to a |
post somewhere for a whole day at a time, |
regardless of the blizzardy weather. It's a |
good move and Marsh is deserving of
praise.
After July LIST, Louis Westminster in
tends to convert his saloon into a first
class temperance resort, where light drinks
Of all kinds may be had. He will also run
and promises the public a neat and respect
able place.
Dickinson Press: George Aud visited
messed the fire or Monday night that
burned several buildings, among them the
old opera house, and speaks very highly of
the work performed by Bismarck's fire de-
partment.
The governor has not yet appointed a
boiler Inspector for this district. The ap-
pOintments for the other districts are: First
district, F. l.. Davis, Grafton; second, O. E.
Emerson, Devils Lake; third, Gumber How
ard, Hillsboro; fifth, George Critchtield,
Valley City.
Billy Wilson, the st Paul co]ored heavy
weight who some time ago gave q sparring
exhibition in this city, was badly done up
in a bout with Joe Choyniska at San Fran
cisco. Wilson's prowess with his fists has
fallen considerably in the estimation of
Bismarck sports.
Local sportsmen are reaping a harvest
just now. Yesterday morning Messrs.
Fred Fischer and Paul Scott in a very
short time bagged eleven fine geese. Hen
ry Richholt, another gunner who seldom
fails to miss the mark, took a different
route and returned unsuccessful.
j. H. Wishek returned from a two weeks
visit to Minneapolis and st. Paul last even
ing. While in the twin cities he received
assurances from the $500" people that the
A. &. & N. w. grade from Aberdeen to Bis
marck, will be ironed this season, and that
cars will be running by fall.-McIntosh
Republican.
South Dakota papers love to roast the
late lamented North Dakota legislature.
| The Yankton Press and Dakotan SAYS:
~"lncendiarism is exciting the people of
Bismarck, q couple Of fires having resulted
from that cause. AS the North Dakota
legislature has left town, they don't know
who to suspect.