Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-11-14
THE CITY.
IN BRIEF.

BISMARCk IN BRIEF.
Joe Hare says he expects to have a seat
in the legislature. How?
Senator Pierce and Miss Mae took in the
Abbott opera at Grand Forks.
B. F. Melton of Sterling was recently
granted an increas eof pension.
Emma Abbott's grand opera company
IS the attraction for November 18th.
The jury in the Wheeler Butler bastardy
case at Mandan failed to reach an agree.
ment.
Jimmy Mcbride has recovered sufficient
~ from his wounds to appear on the
streets.
The board of penitentiary officials met
Thursday for the transaction OF routine
business.
Thursday, November 9th, being
turkey feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Myers are rejoicing
over the arrival Thursday afternoon of an
eleven pound girl.
Charles Kaufman, the strong lunged
carver of s%irloins, has severed his n
ton with Tim Griffin.
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quarters Thursday. The machinery will
be run BY water motor power.
Election is done with and news is pretty
scarce, but the TRIBUNE manages to print
about everything that happens.
No hard wheat is now bringing 80
cents per busEel, and it is hardly probable
that it will reach the dollar mark.
Mrs. Benjamin has been spending sew
eral weeks in Michigan-not at Dawson.
as the TRIBUNE enormously stated.
The Presbyterian church will be re-
opened for morning and evening service
and Sunday school, on Sunday, November
10Th.
The days are getting colder and shorter
and ice is running in the Missouri. The
navigation season will soon come to an
end.
The steamer Rosebud is off on a trip to
Fort Yates. The boats will not pillow the
big muddy's" surf much longer this sea:
son.
The beautiful" commenced falling in
pearly flakes Saturday. Old timers say
they never knew of cold weather starting
in so soon.
The election has made no difference with
the capital force. The same officers and
the same clerks may be found at their
posts as usual.
J. C. Williamson of Medora and Fred
Willard of Dickinson were in the city Mon
day. They are off for a hunting expe-
ditiOn up north.
Maj. W. H. Powell, Twenty. second in
fantry of Fort Lincoln, who is now on
leave, is staying at 1913 Rhode Island ave-
nue., Washington, D. c.
Advices received from Oscar Rea at
Olympia, Wash state that he likes the
country, the climate, and everything agree
able, and he'll remain indefinitely.
The following explains itself:
BUTTE. Mont, Nov. 5.-M. 81. Jewell, Bis
mar merck; God is no! only in Israel, but t. he has at
A dispatch received by Will Judkins
from Spokane Falls Monday conveyed
the intelligence OF the sudden death of his
brother, who was accidentally shot by a
companion.
Con O'Leary is out on bail, the bonds be-
ing furnished in the sum of $1,000 by his
He will be tried at the coming term of the
district court.
John Robinson of the Coal Harbor stock
farm. Mclean county, writes that he's
busy threshing-that the grain is turning
out very fair-wheat about 18-and oats
about 40 bushels to the acre.
A copy of a Montpelier, VT. paper
reaches the TRIBUNE's exchange table,
presumably sent by Colonel Brown, who
with Mrs. Brown is visiting his home and
the scenes of his boyhood days.
Editor Quinn's soliloquy in the Butte
Miner: "Poor OLD North Dakota stands
out lonely and alone, about the only spot
on the continent that failed to get in out of
the wet. She went republican"
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Brandt are passengers
aboard the Abner O'Neal en- route to South
Carolina, where they will spend the winter
Pittsburg, thence overland to the south.
The National Swedish Ladies' concert
company is the next attraction to be billed
the company, which appears here Novem-
Der 18th. The concert will be given under
the auspices of the Knights of Pythias of
this city.
c. l.. Zimmerman, who vas down from
Sims Thursday, says the result in Morton
county is still in doubt. Campbell is
beaten for states attorney by Voss by
half a dozen votes. The democrats are
looking for the election of Schultz to the
legislature.
Frank Shepard, a valued member of
dlne CITY DanQ, VINO mas Deeu spend
ing the summer travelling in eastern cities,
returned on Wednesdays train. The band
turned out to meet him at the depot and
played a couple of welcoming airs on
the platform.
The Grand Forks Herald says: The
Swedish ladies' entertainment given Tues
day evening In Gotzian's theatre was i'm
mense. Mr.. Day, the humorisr, who ac-
companies this troupe, is a whole show in
himself. This company will appear in Bis
marck shortly.
Surveyor General Williams sends the
TRIBUNE a copy of the Freeport, ILL.,,
Journal, which contains a lengthy account
Of the funeral of Matthias Hettinger, the
father-in-law Of Mr.. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams left Bismarck last week to
attend the funeral.
Grand Forks P%laindealer: Lung Hing.
the Celestial merchant, voted in the third
ward yesterday, voting the republican
ticket straight, with the exception of put
ting the name of Mrs. Eisenhuth in place
OF Prof. Ogden. Lung secured his first pa
pers at Bismarck in 49,.
IT'S the talk nowadays that key beer will
soon be on top in this city, and that the
bottled original package Of lager will have
been consigned to the shades Of %innocuous
~deseutude. They're doing it at Fargo,
Grand Forks, jamestown and other lead
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