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

BISMARCK IN BRIEF.
Orville Brown of New Salem is the store
keeper on board the Chaske.
C. w. Kupits was chosen foreman and
81. Il. Palmer secretary of the grand jury.
The steamer Rosebud is down the Mis-
souri, plying between South Dakota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Mckinney rejoice
over the arrival of a SON, born Saturday
night
The burglars rave evidently suspended
operation for a spell, as no other raids are
reported.
Fred Whittier of Livona, is laid up at
the Custer hotel with a dangerous allment
Of his eyes.
The knights of Labor held another
meeting Tuesday evening, remaining in
session until II p. m.
The Big Muddy has experienced a COM
Portable rise-about five feet-which
pleases the navigator.
Capt. Stephen Baker writes to have his
WEEKLY TRIBUNE changed from Fort
Lewis to Durango, Col
Ex-COunty Auditor Marsh will now
have more time to attend to his bonanza
farm down near MenOken.
The week-old infant Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Titus died Saturday night and was
buried Sunday afternoon.
The government steamboats, which have
been wintering up at Rock Haven have
been floated down the river.
A four-year old child of Mrs. W. j.. Kelly
nf FmmOnS nnnntV died Monday and
was buried in the afternoon.
Superintendent Clapp and Mrs. Clapp.
who arrived Monday, are quartered at
Waggoner's OF Third street.
Wheat went up 2 cents in the local mar
ket Monday and flour 7 cents. Wheat
now brings u cents al the mill.
BY a fire at Spokane Falls on May Is,
Charlie Wallace, a Bismarck boy, lost a
trunk which contained all his belongings.
Phil Rath and Marion Leathers OF Nc
KenZie made final proof on their home
steads at the Bismarck land Office Tues
day.
Baby Slattery has been dangerously ill
for the past week, but DR.. Porter says she
is now out of danger INC on the sure road
to recovery.
Hon. Martin Ryan, the democratic war
horse, chairman OF the state central COM
mittee. was up from Fargo Wednesday on
legal business.
The Northern Pacific pay car made its
regular monthly visit to the city Wednesday
distributing wealth and happiness among
the railroad boys.
During Proprietor Bly's absence in the
east Frank NJ. Marquiz assumes manage
ment of the Sheridan house with becoming
grace and dignity.
E. Fl. Turner OF South Dakota and Miss
Mary McTavish of this city, who were mar
ried last week, have gone to their home in
the other twin state.
Landlord Beardsley of the Western house
reports trade good. His hotel is taxed to
its utmost capacity to accommodate the
daily Increasing traffic.
County Auditor Avery is kept pretty
busy nowadays. There is so much bust
ness on hand that he often tarries IN his
office by lamp light.
Bad luck seems to follow Chief Wood, of
Fargo. Only a short time ago his wife
died, and last week his residence:valued at
$4,000 was destroyed by fire.
Warden Williams, accompanied by Dir
ector Newton, went to Sioux Falls Sunday
night to bring up some women prisoners
~ OOAOuk " 4NOAGA DohoV0s
The rains have been general all over the
county and grain is looking healthy, but
backward. 1t has been bad weather for
corn, but there is still time for it.
County Auditor Avery will need very
little clerical assistance Notwithstanding
the new revenue law imposes additional
duties. Avery is up in clerical work.
Lemons lave taken the usual spring rise
in price. They are now worth $3.50 more
per box than a week ago. Local dealers
who got in a supply are c~ongratulating
themselves.
Noses Folsom. the newspaper writer,
well known in Bismarck, Is now one OF
the advertising agents OF the Great North
ern railway n is arranging for a number
Of excursions to Montana this summer.
The TR1BUNE's Fort Yates CORE pom
dent reports a prize fight in another col
umn. 1t will be seen that the residents of
ing pastime to while away dull Sunday
hours.
Secretary Holt of the North Dakota Loan
Tuesday. He has been in Bismarck for
several days past attending to private bust
ness. Mr.. Holt will return to the capital
some time this week to remain perman-
emily.
Grand Forks Herald: DR.. johnson quail
flied to-day as member of the state board
of dental examiners. The other members
are s. j. Hill, Fargo; j. W. Cloes, James
town; G. w. Mcbride, Lisbon. and W. o.
DePuy, Bismarck.
A typographical error in the TRIBUNE
the other day in the county commissioners
proceedings made it read that the TRIBUNE
was made one of the official county pa
pers for the year $780," when the compos.
itOr should have set it 1890.
Mandan Pioneer: If there is any man in
Burleigh county who has always been
loyal republican when others may have
felt weakened, it is Murdoch Mckenzie
If there is anything to be said against Mr.
Mckenzie, it must be on a different basis
Kaufman says "fres be bowed now
He's going to keep his door locked from
now on, fire or no fire. His burglar expert
ence the other night has convinced him
that it is dangerous to sleep in a room witt
the door unlocked.
Judge Winchester last week received 6
telegram from Els. Neal, Augusta, Me.
conveying the intelligence Of the sudden
death of Walter Bigelow, father of Mrs
Neal, and Walter Bigelow, formerly a far
mer near Menoken, this county.
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