Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-11-20
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M. Weeks has moved his harness shop
four doors north on Fourth street,
The Yellowstone Journal says the
Yellowstone river is frozen solid above
Billings.
Mandan Pioneer: Mr.. j. o. Sullivan
sold his farm the other day for 81 an
acre. Mr.. E. H. Wilson was the pur-
chaser.
DIR. Harcourt: The bridge near Fields
is in a dangerous condition and ought to
be fixed at once.
John j. Robinson of Coal Harbor
shipped two car loads of cattle to Chica-
go, via Bismarck, Tuesday.
The weather service has erected a new
regulation six-foot weather vane on the
roof of the First National bank.
: Mrs. M. E. Benjamin, who used to run
the Banner house and went from here to
Chicago, has gone to Lansing, Mich,
where she will re-engage in the hotel
business.
There are nine divorce cases on the
district court calendar. Most of them
will be one-sided and little interest is
being taken. Court convenes on the
Oath inst.
81. Burgum of Conkling, Mclean
county, who spent this fall in the Red
River valley, returned Friday with a
steam threshing machine which he will
operate in Mclean county.
J. E. Britton, editor of the Mclean
County Mail says the Australian election
law is a farce as it worked in that county
and the Leader accuses Britton of being
a candidate for Denny's suicide club.
John G. Brown and Maggie Brown his
wife, adopted Asa Bentley Bright Satur-
day. The child is about three years of
age and has secured a good home.
Henceforth it is Asa Bentley Brown.
G. T. Lange and wife left Friday for
Fort Berthold. Mrs. LANCE returned
Tuesday from an extended visit in the
east, but the weather would not permit
of the drive to Berthold until Fri
day.
1t is likely the old prairie fire cases
against the Northern Pacific railroad
will not come to trial this term of court.
1t is understood the road will make
settlement. The cases are seven in num-
Der and in value about $4,000.
Deputy Cathro: 1 received a letter
to-day, stating that Il national educa-
ton association will meet at Saratoga
next year instead of Helena, as first an
nounced. 1t seems that satisfactory
rates could not be made for Helena.
It was reported Thursday that DR..
Frazer had hung out his single in Sioux
City. The doctor expected to remain
in Florida for the winter when he left
Bismarck, and his Bismarck friends will
be sorry if this Sioux City news is
true.
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of a sugges-
ton that it might be we'll to enquire if
the law regarding weights and measures
has been observed in Bismarck, and if
so, where is the record of inspection of
all the scales and measures now being
used?
The Marquis de Mores, according to
a Paris dispatch, denies that there is any
trouble between himself and wife. On
the contrary, his wife sides with her hus-
band in the suit which her father has
brought against him, and their relations
remain as affectionate as always.
jamestown Alert: The Port Gardner
(Wash.) News the arrival of
W. r. kellogg at that place, in a very
hattering half-column notice. The News
is edited by j. w. Connella, formerly of
the Alert, who has struck a Il newspaper
bonanza out in that western country.
DIR. Harcourt was called to the Fort
Rice reservation, Thursday night, to at
tend the injuries sustained by Farmer o.
Il. Gill. He was kicked by a vicious
mule and had several ribs broken and
his shoulder blade broken. The injuries
we're quite serious, but ut last accounts
the patient was resting easy.
Grand Forks Herald: The glory of
the Grand Forks fire department has
departed in a great degree the past few
years, and it will just about take a rous-
ing fire to stir the boys up again. This
is rather discouraging from the town in
which the tournament is to be held next
year. Wake up boys and fulfill your
pledges made at Fargo.
Men and teams we're busy in the ship
ping yards yesterday making the pre-
paratory arrangements for pulling the
steamboat Bachelor out of the water
onto the ways for the winter. The Rose
bud got in port about noon. The O'Neal
is up river, but will probably return to-
day. The government snag boats are
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