Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-03

uaIe the greatest rush in that rushing
country.
. The %clerkship wa at the capitol prom.
lses to furnish the spice of the session as
500 as the legislature convenes. There
are clerks VINO will not be comforted until
thelr rage at what they consider favoritism
has been given a vent.
When Agent Mclaughlin returns from
washington with John Grass, Gall and the
otner Indian chiefs, they will be invited to
the capitol to visit the lawmakers. They
VIII have the privileges of the floor and
may be called upon to speak.
The business men of the city report that
business was much better during the holt
days this year than last. Nearly all of the
holiday goods brought to the CITY have
been disposed of and the Golfers of the
are enriched far beyond their
eXpections. 5
me petition for an ice rink has been
llDerally SIGNED, and although the young
men most deeply interested petitioned the
wrong party for the use of the government
a near the quartermaster's, they have
hopes or success. An ice rink would be
literally patronized.
Charles Chamberlain. who traded his
SAT- discovery for a mica mine in northern
burlelgh county, should report his pro-
Eress. An immense amount of capital
awaits Investment in his mine as soon as
ne furnishes satisfactory proof of its quail
lty. Delays are dangerous.
The report that Proprietor Bly, will close
the Sheridan house in the spring has not
Deen confirmed, and so far as can be
learned is without foundation. Mr.. BLY,
mas not made any such decision, and in ali
probability the house will continue open
complete and first. class as of old,
lTico &, HorS,;.l L.. es@I
ing inducements from several points to
lncates, They are said to now be ready to
shaKeshe dice to see whether they shall 90
10 chicago, Sioux City, Tacoma or Helena,
considering one about as desirable as the
A letter from DR.. Williamson, who is now
IN new Jersey. Indicates a desire to return If
to Bismarck. The letter, which was ad-
dressed to a friend in this city, says that
the doctor and his wife are both suffering
from failing health and are anxious to re-.
turn 10 the climate OF the Missouri slope.
"The GoEdoliers," Gilbert and Sulliyan's
new opera, will soon be produced in Chi
cago, and a company for a northwestern
tour has already been organized. It is be-
i!eVed that the new opera, which is crea-
ing a Juror in London, will be given to the
Bismarck public during the present win
ter.
LA Grippe,' the European influenza,
winch is creating such a sensation IN
france and other countries of the old
world, has not struck Bismarck vet, but
there is danger. 1t has gained a foot-hold
IN other important American cities, such
Prepare for the worst.
VIM. Watkins, the postofice inspector
VINO lets TOR the east Thursday night gives
a. OO11 rpnnrf nf fhA on,o~ e L. .
office. On bidding goodbye to
Flavin he remarked: THE people
OF Bismarck may be congratulated if the
future postmaster takes care of the office
as we'll as the present.
Harvey Harris has received a letter from
J.L. Norton, who will be remembered by
all boomers of 1888 as of the firm of Cali
~ Norton, in Which that gentleman ex-
llblts renewed interest in Bismarck real
estate. he is now at his home in Vermont
and writes concerning his Bismarck real
estate, prices and prospects,.
While walking on the railroad track near
er. fell over the ~embankment, a distance of
thirty feet, and was seriously injured. It
was several hours before he regained con-
but he is now recovering. He
was taken to the home of a friend named
Olsen, living north OF the city.
F. 81. Register, the popular district attorr-
ney TOR Mclean county, is making a study
OF the interests and resources OF that fer
tile and productive region and predicts q
boom for the progressive Nc
Leanltes in the spring. He says they are
as agreeable and Intelligent a constituency
as the most fastidious prosecutor could
wish.
Among the many propositions made to
Senator Little during his visit in Chicago,
was one for the construction Of a new
opera house in this city. Several theatre
cal managers interviewed him on this
point, and expressed a desire to visit the
city tor the purpose of looking over the
ground. They are genuine Bismarck BOOM
erS. E
a letter from Butte, Mont, brings the
information that Professor Go%odykoOntz
has been there the past month and that
he has departed for Spokane Falls, where
ne hopes to secure employment in the
schools. 1t is said that he has shaved and
now appears as a pale and interesting
yonng man with a fierce black mustache.
1t may seem like a freak Of the %imagina-
ton to those who have come to the conclu-
sion that nothing good can come out of a
prohibition Nazareth, but it is a fact never
theless that a large sale of Bismarck real
estate is about to be cUnsummated, and
=" VA koA1 Jill pkCVUy%N
sources. There are some sur
prises in store for the bears on the Bis
marck market.
Buffalo" the pugilistic negro who has
SO often thrown life into the scenes at sth.E
river landing and other points about the
city, cleaned out Swanson's saloon CHRISTI,
mas eve. He stabbed one Swede so severed
ly that it was thought for a time he
would bleed to death. Buffalo is a DANGER
coon and unless some pretty strOngss
legal medicine is administered in his casef
he will some day furnish work for the un-4l
dertaker.
A citizen of WhaJcom, in the new state
of Washington, who passed through Bis
marck yesterday stated that L. N. GrifinS
had purchased some of the most desirable
property in that town as we'll as in other
points in the state. Il could not refrain;
from smiling at Grifhn's luck" said he,
"when | learned that prohibition had bsen
adopted in North Dakota. He had decided
to cave and selected his location before
the election"