Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-25
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BISMIRCK IN BRIEF.

SNSs ~AS
more would a weeks rain he appreciated.
The first piano in Hettinger county made
its appearance at New England City the
other day.
The new time card and two trains a day,
talked of so long, promises to be in vogue
in a few days.
"White Face" is the very inappropriate
name of an Indian that arrived from Fort
Berthold Monday.
Senator Pierce has purchased the Ray
mOnd residence Oh Third street, now Occu-
pied by Governor Miller.
Messrs. Shed Lambert and Scott Mclean
started Monday with a gang of twenty men
to do railroad work in Manitoba.
H. A. Armstrong was appointed register
of deeds OF EmmOns county to fill the place
vacated by Mr.. E. T. Herrick, who is o
auditor.
1t appears that Colonel Jones, a labor or
ganiZer who lectured at Mandan the other
night, was not accorded All unrOriOus re-
ception.
Mr.. A. B. Stricken has been appointed
treasurer of Mercer county to fill the uneN-
pired term caused by the resignation of d.
Z. TreSler.
Work has commenced on the repairing
of the JudkinS building recently damaged
by the fire. 1t will be made a one-story
building instead of two.
Tom Flavin received a letter from Ed
Ward, Charlie Williams bartender at
Butte, in which Ed says he is so busy that
he can't find time to sleep.
Mimic journal: Marshal T. j.. Hannah
and Tate Hunter went to Bismarck Tues
day to testify before the grand jury against
| oor,o of tho tiyphur fhjouiru follDxro
The steamer Rosebud, coming up from
Standing Rock with light cargo. ran into a
bar Just below the city Tuesday morning
fore released.
Hon. L. D. Bartlett: Where is that photo
1 gave the TRIBUNE during the constitu-
tells me it is the best one l ever had taken,
and | must have it.
Hillsboro Banner: E. A. Williams was
appointed surveyor general of North Da-
kota Wednesday. He came within n
vote of being chairman of the first repub
lican state convention.
Despite all the unfortunate advertising
North Dakota has had through its numer-
Gus laid for the destitute" committees, more
enquiries for land are coming In now than
at the same time last year.
Mandan Pioneer: Judge Winchester
paid Mr.. Isaac CumminS an especial com
pliment this mnrning for the way he gave
his testimony in the Denzel case. Mr.. Cum
Minis makes III excellent witness.
Miss Everett: l was not altogether
pleased with the verdict. l looked for q
judgment of at least half the amount de-
manded. Seven thousand dollars will lit
tie more than pay WHIPS doctor bill.
Nothing has been heard of the demented
Mrs. Anderson since taken to her home
near Painted Woods a week ago, and it is
supposed a change OF surroundings has
Bishop Walker preached at Dickinson
Sunday. BY the way, Dickinson is to
have a elegant Episcopal church building
this spring and the bishops visit this
time was to make arrangements for build
ing.
Col. Connella writes from Tacoma under
date of April 9th: "John Rea, of Bismarck,
was in the city yesterday. He will locate
in Seattle for the summer only, he says,
and will practice before the land Office
there"
Farmer Wallace in CasseltOn Republican
The finest specimens CT wheat, oats and
millet, taken to the New Orleans exposi.
ton by Commissioner Mckenzie, were
raised by drilling and cultivating on Geo.
joys farm in Burleigh county.
Forman Item: Judge Babcock and N.
II. Dyste left for Bismarck Tuesday morn.
ing to attend the session of the United
States district c0urt-the former as a mem
Der OF the grand jury while the latter will
take part i'll the deliberations Of the petit
jury.
E. c. Welch, a deft manipulation of the
electric shark iS 0ncp mora in hiC MD
position at the Western Union office
Carney" is still taking the TRIBUNE's
associated press reports, which by the way,
are now taken wholly by means of a type.
writer.
The new board of trustees of the James.
town asylum have effected an organization.
The board reelected DR.. Archibald super.
intendent and Mrs. Archibald matron.
This will be gratifying news to Mr.. and
Mrs. Architald's hosts of friends in the
capital city.
Minot Journal: Guy Frank will leave
for Bismarck in the near future to under.
go IN examination for the railway mai
service. Guy is a faithful and obliging
postmaster, and we would not like to lose
him, but If he can better himself we shall
be pleased to see him do SO.
William Everett, of Jamestown, q former
Northern Pacific brakeman, is in town
looking after an important case in court
Last year he received injuries while coup
ling cars which laid him up for three
months, and he now seeks to recover $50,
600 from the railroad company.
Judge Francis to a Mandan Pioneer re-
porter: l consider it a great thing for the
state-the publication by the Bismarck
TRIBUNE of . cheap edition of the laws. II
is worth a good deal more than the price
asked, and is a credit to the TRIBUNE
and to Bismarck.
An archway has been cut to .connec,
Romans store with the adjoining vacan'
room, which will be fitted up and used fol
ice cream parl0rs. Messrs. Holman anG
HUMPHREYS will 500 have one Of the neat
est ice cream resorts in the city. Watcf
for their announcement in the TRIBUNE.
, Stanton Pilot: Burleigh county has
commissioner row on hand Judge Win
chester having suspended two of the board
!, The commissioners suspended are the re-
form board that was elected to reform an
. purify the party. The sort Of mugwuml
repuDlicanism that float the stars one day
and the bars the next. T#& .
In Kidder county DR.. Harcourt resigned
as chairman of the board of county com
missioner and s. A. Hogue was elected
Albert G.. Clark resigned as register o
I deeds and was appointed auditor and JOhI
G., TAYLOR was appointed register Of deed.