Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-04-03

occasion was an informal gathering tend
cred the employees at the capitol by Mis-
L.. E.. COmerfOrd as a result of her having
backed her faith last fall that Pierre would
be selected as the permanent capital O.
South Dakota. An enjoyable evening was
spent by those present. (P. S.-Deputy
Treasurer Douglas paid the bill.)
jamestown Alert: Hon Johnson Nlckeus
writes Fredrus Baldwin that he and tho
family sent q lumber of Christmas cards
and remembrances to jamestown friends
but that most of them failed to reach the
parties for whom they were intended be
cause the ship captain to whom they were
entrusted to be mailed at New York, neg
lected to mail or stamp them. Mr.. Bald
win says that in a previous letter Mr.. Nick
Gus indicated an intention to pay James
town a visit this spring or umnler.
Ex-senator II. S. Diesem: Will it pay tc
grow sugar beets for other purposes thai
the manufacture Of sugar? Yes; in 1890
| planted less than 18th acre of them, and
harvested several wagon loads Of beets
Am now feeding Them to milch COWS, and
think them much better than either Man
gels or Rutabagos. Cows will increase
their flow of milk and it will be of a quail.
ty superior to that when stock are fed on
hay alone. Every farmer should grow a
limited amount Of sugar beets for stock
While young they are preferable to the red
UecG lot taUle relish.
Thursday morning some lady passen-
gers on No. l, enrOute to the coast, left the
train here for a few minutes in search of
fruit. They were warned that the stop of
the train at the depot would be short and
that they took chances of getting left. The
result was as indicated-the train pulling
out and leaving them here sans cloaks,
hats or any extra wearing apparel. On
seeing the express disappear around the
bend one of them offered Agent Davidson
$40 to have the switch engine take them
over to Mandan, but IS orders for the run
ming OF the extra could not be secured the
ladies were forced to remain over until
Friday morning.
In the secretary OF states Office Tues
day notary commissions were issued to the
following: A. l.. Enger, A. &. Barnes and
VIM. McFadden, all OF Fargo; A. j. Seller,
| JamestOwn; L.. j. thinner, Marvel. The
bank of Ardock. with a capital Of $40, 600,
Incorporated under the state law. The or
ganizers are Ernest r. jacob, Grand
Forks; John Stephenson and VIM. Nc
a charter for the "Keeley Institute" VAL
ley City, with a capital stock of s. $4,000.
The purpose for which it is formed is "Ihe
cure of drunkenness, opium and tobacco
habit and neurasthenia." Officers: Francis
Il. DeVaux, president, Valley City; Chas.
+. 1leldel, secretary and treasurer, Valley
City; Eugene b. Winship, general solicitor,
Fargo.
There are indications that the Northern
Pacific road will do considerable building
in North Dakota the present year. In
jamestown a large amount of bridge TIM
Der is being unloaded, together with a
big stack Of graders shovels, etc. for use
the coming summer. 1t is expected that
the jamestown & Northern will be eX-
tended from MinneWaukan to the Turtle
mountains, and also some work on the
branches in LaMoure county. At a mass
meeting of the citizens of Pierre lately the
managers were directed to see that the
grade on the new line from Aberdeen to
that city was completed, and when this
is done the Northern Pacific will lay the
iron and run trains to South DakOta'S CAPT
tai. On this division it is expected that
two work trains will commence operations
shortly and make numerous Improvements
IN the cuts. strengthen curves, etc. There
will also be considerable work and money
expended on the big bridge over the Mis-
souri,.
The following cases were filed with the
dark of the supreme court Tuesday for
entry on the calendar of the May term. to
convene in this city: William II. Dunstan,
plaintiff and appellant, VS.. Northern Pa
cllc Railroad company. defendant and re-
standardization to recover $4,000 for tres
pass; verdict in favor of defendant. APP
p{ealed from Stutsman county. Geo. 4.
Bennett, plaintiff and respondent, vs..
Northern Pacific Railroad company, de-
PENDANT IL appellant-suit to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries sustained in
jamestown yards while coupling cars; YER
dict for full amount claimed. Appeal
from Stutsman county. Fargo & South
western Railroad company, plaintiff and
9nnplIaOt vS MN u Proy1ar trnncnro~ NJ
LaMoure county, defendant and respond
ent-action to restrain defendant from sell
ing property of plaintiff for taxes: judy
ment for defendant. Appeal from Suits
man county.
Fridays Personals 2Sth inst.
Peter Sloan, of Sterling, is at the Pacific.
Nels Paulson, Of Conger, dined at the
Pacific yesterday.
J. II. Warren, of jamestown, stopped at
the Western yesterday.
Joe Allen and wife, of Sterling. were
guests OF the Western yesterday.
II. Hough from the Flour City was doing
business in the capital yesterday.
j. X. Howes, Bismarck, was registered at
the Merchants, st. Paul, yesterday.
Mrs. John SWEET, of Menoken, was shop
ping with our merchants yesterday.
VIM. Nesbitt of Minneapolis came in on
the morning train and stopped off a day.
Miss Blanche Jennings returned yester-
day from a six weeks visit to her old
home in Wisconsin.
Misses Emile and Cuisine and Mrs.
Thevese Leben were registered at the
Sheridan yesterday.
The ever prevalent lagrippe has laid
hold of Mr.. Frank kim and confinement