Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-25
T H E CIT Y,

1Adch HOUSE on PROSPECT hill, and moved
therein.
It is rumored that Captain Talbot will
purchase a boat and run it on the lower
Missouri.
State Senator Kinter of LaMoure left
for his home yesterday after a pleasant
visit with Judge and Mrs. J. M. Bartho-
lomew.
E.. II. Bly, is having the old Two Or
phans building, east of the Red Star
grocery, fixed up for some of his house.
hold goods.
Mrs. Captain Voolfolk and daughter,
Mrs. Angevine Of Fort Yates, were pas
sengers on the Abner O'Neal from Yates
to Bismarck.
The water spout in the N. P. yards
will be enlarged 80 as to allow engines
to get water in a shorter time. It
now takes nearly ten minutes.
E. H. Bly's new barn is nearing COM
pletion and already the painters brush
is at work on its exterior. It will be
large, roomy and complete when fin
ished.
Captain Talbot has sold his interest in
the Abner O'Neal and Captain Sims, for
merly pilot, succeeds him as captain.
Captain David Campbell takes charge
of the wheel.
Lanterman Bros thirteen cars of sheep
passed through here east Tuesday.
They we're a fine flock and will be dis
tributed among the farmers in the Red
River valley.
A new blacksmith shop has been start
ed on Eighth street, north of Broadway,
in one of those elegant frame buildings
adorned with the placard: "For sale,
w. T. Perkins,"
Mr.. Ned Wilton and Miss Lulu Craven
were married Tuesday evening at
the residence of the brides parents north
of Menoken, by the Rev. S. E. Ryan.
Many friends extend hearty congratula-
tions at the suspicious event.
The Abner O'Neal, after an absence of
about ten weeks, anchored at the landing
yesterday. She had a light cargo of
freight on board mostly for this point
and Washburn. She will Immediately
commence hauling wheat for the mill
company.
Rev. Ryan: I expect to be away for
about three weeks on my eastern trip.
During my absence 1 have made arrange
ments to have my pulpit here fully sup
piled and services will go on as usual.
I trust the pastors who will take charge
may be greeted with large congregations.
One boat coming in and another going
out reminds one Of old times. The pilots
say the river was never at a better stage
between here and Fort Yates but be-
tween that point and Pierre it is very bad
and no progress was made. The O,Neal
was eleven days coming from Sioux City,
Iowa.
In the case of Northrup VS.. Cross, on
appeal from Dickey county, the judg-
ment of which was modified and affirmed
by the supreme court recently, will come
up for re-argument at the October term,
an order to that effect having been filed.
New points will be discussed at the re-
argument.
The funeral services of the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Welsh were
held Tuesday and the remains Entered
in the Catholic cemetery. The little one
had been a sufferer from birth and death
was in many respects a welcome relief.
A large number of friends attended the
last rites.
Some admirers of the bravery of the
Indian police who lost their lives in the
capture of Sitting Bull. have directed
Major Mclaughlin to purchase a monu-
ment and erect it where the police fell
on that memorable morning. The major
has been down in Minneapolis and Or
dered the monument.
The room now occupied by the COM
missioner of agriculture and labor, at
the capitol, will be fixed up as a library
and private Office for Superintendent of
Public instruction Ogden. His present
quarters have been found entirely too
small for the large amount of records
and books that come under his supervi-
sion. Carpenters are now at work on
the necessary alterations.
Fifteen car loads of bottled beer
passed through, 1--WE want it distinctly
understood as being ~"through") this city
Tuesday, bound for the wicked town
where Quinn holds forth. Some of the
bibulous inclined stood on the platform
and watched the passage of such a vast
amount of bottled cheer with dry and
dusty lips and wished for the good old
times when schooners we're to be had for
the asking Incorporating you had a
nickle.
Pou G u Pu,o 1oft T,o,5,- Co., ,