Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-09
T Fl E T Y
BISMARCK WHEAT MARKET.

There has been no grain mark this year
which graded below No. 2 northern.
The wild goose is in the market.
VIM. Woods is recovering from a six
weeks struggle with rheumatic fever.
Ed. Patterson is carrying his arm in
a sling, the result of a shoulder out of
joint.
"Sixty-four" is the number of trains
which passed over the Northern Pacific
last Sunday.
Mr.. Bly's new livery barn is completed
and it is understood will be occupied by
John Robidou.
The wheat receipts at the elevator
very from 1000 to 5000 per day. Wednes-
day was a light day.
The finishing touches are being put on
the rooms to be occupied by the Masons
in the Dakota block.
Dr.. Kendrick was called Tuesday to
set a broken leg for n of VIM. Britton's
hired men, caused by a fall.
Fay Lockwood died Tuesday evening
at his residence on Sixth street, south of
the track, with consumption.
Denny Hannifin is having his building
on Fourth street, now occupied as a har-
ness shop, painted up in good style.
The ~penitentiary board have erected a
new horse stable at the prison grounds.
This improvement was badly needed.
The second and third floors of the
Bismarck Bank block are being fitted up
for the use of the United States court.
The weather bureau has decided to use
the signal flags, and they will float from
the top of the First National bank build
ing.
Mrs. Morgan of Mandan is going to
open a restaurant in the east half of the
building occupied by Confectioner
Holman.
G. w. Waggoner has resigned his
position with the Northwestern Coal and
Wood company and will buy wheat at
Mckenzie this fall.
The government inspectors we're ex-
aiming the Bachelor Wednesday. Ex-
aminers Monaghan and Chalk of Du-
luth did the work.
. The q. S. steamer Josephine left for
up river Thursday. She had a snagging
outfit, and will operations
near Fort Berthold.
n. F. Wagon, the statesman from Wog-
ansport, has decided to spend the winter
in the capital city and will occupy the
A. N. Thompson house.
VIM. Mclean has accepted the posi-
ton made vacant by the resignation of
G. W. Waggoner with the Northwestern
Coal and Wood company.
Henry Richolt, W. Wick and Claude
Holley went out to Burnt creek the other
day and got a fine deer and some geese
and chickens. Richolt killed the deer.
The railroad commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting in this city
Tuesday. The regular monthly bills
we're allowed and other routine business
transacted.
Mrs. G. r. Williams and daughter,
Anna, expect to leave for Butte to join
Mr.. Williams about the 18th inst. They
advertise a furnished house for rent, IN
another column.
Mandan Pioneer: A sympathetic
E~piscopalian has voluntarily placed $40
at the disposal of Rev. G. A. Chambers
who divides it between Mandan and Bis
marck churches.
Napoleon Homestead: J. B. Spangler
took a "spin" to Bismarck this morning
to get rid of some "balky" teeth. One
tooth especially refused to pull" with
local appliances.
Warden Haggart has been appointed
as state delegate to attend the interna.
tional convention of prison managers and
left Monday night for Pittsbura
where the convention is to be held.
M. B. Hatch has resigned as post
master of Conger and recommends
August Olson. John P. Stevenson also
resigns at Fort Stevenson and recon
mends Superintendent G. A. Burton.
The bond of A. R. Avery as admins
traitor for his brother, s. S. Avery, was
approved by Judge Chase Tuesday, an6
MI. Avery left Wednesday for Fargo an6
northern Minnesota to look after som
property.
Under a recent rule the county seal
postmasters have to inspect all offices il
the county. Postmaster Bogue hat
nearly completed the rounds of the off.
ces in Burleigh county and reports
everything all right.
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