Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-04-24
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EISH IRCK IN HEIEF

Summer awnings are going up-to the
front-Of the store buildings.
DR.. Slaughter has made arrangements to
put i'll ali extensive garden at Villula this
spring.
Louis Westhauser was moving into his
new quarters i'll the Merchants Bank block
Monday.
Rain has once more ~extinguished the
prairie fires. so far it is about the best fire
protection provided.
Acknowledgement Bentley has appointed
Judge Bowen, of Bismarck, assistant, with
due rank and honors.,
A. Mclean of Stewartsdale was made
a full tledged American citizen by Judge
Winchester Saturday.
Trustees Lamont and Showers are in
Chicago on business connected with the
Bismarck penitentiary.
John McConville, for the last year EN-
ployed atthe engine house, has decided to
start a dray in Mandan.
Mrs. r. II. johnson of Dickinson, who
has been visiting in the city, left tor her
home on No. l Saturday.
Bismarck's running team has been orga-
nized and the boys will begin Immediate
practice for the tournament.
M%arried-Paul Leddy of Steele, Kidder
county, to Miss Celia E. Carr of Mckenzie,
Burleigh county, by Justice ID. M. Tyler.
Miss l.. E. Comerford has recovered from
her late illness and is again at her position
III the commissioner of insurance Office.
Willard SHIRLEY has packed all the fur
nlture and other apparatus pertaining
to his forme saloon and stored them
away.
Miss Pool, station agent at Darlington,
after spending a few days with frle nj in
the capital city, departed for Dickinson
Saturday.
Married.-C. II. Casper and Maggie
Baker, both OF Fort Rice reservation, were
Joined in wedlock Thursday by E. G.
Chase, probate judge.
There is a growing demand for Bis
marck property and inquiries from eastern
capitalists increase daily. Real estate will
SUOn be at Il premium.
Williamsport Record: Mr.. Clayton made
a trip from Bismarck to his place in a skitf.
the fore part of the week. His eyes, though
improved. are not yet well.
Editors Kellogg and Jewell were trying
t R,e pleasures OF tarpon fishing at Tampa,
go to New York via the ocean route.
The delightful weather and favorable
prospects for a crop ave brought out the
gardeners in force, and cultivated land in
and around the city is in great demand.
Lieutenant Day of the Bismarck signal
corps, and now at Fort Lincoln, will shOlt-
~ make a tour of inspection of North and
South Dakota, Montana and Washington.
The injunction case OF Louis Westminster
Vync Itn t,,,t 49,, ...Al
out further proceedings, subject to the call
of either the defendants or PLAINTIFFS coun-
sci.
The steam shovel gang began work yes
terday and found the ground in fine shape.
The frost is all out and the earth is moist
and loose. About fifty me1 are now en-
ployed.
A new smUkestack for the Bismarck
elevator arrived "Wednesday and will soon
be put in place. Other improvements are
being made as a large trade is anticipated
this fall.
General Ruger and wife were passen-
gers on fridays Pacific mail. The gen
eral has been transferred to the division of
California and is en-route to take up head
quarters.
Mrs. Mary A. Millett, who has resided in
this city Tor the past twelve years, has re-
turned to her former home in, Boston,
Mass: She was accompanied by her son,
j. o. Yatman.
The pipe contract awarded by the peni-
Tertiary board yesterday will mount to
something like $4,000. The prisoners will
be the greater portion of the summer COM
pleting the job.
j. NJ. Turner, manager of the Bismarck
and Mandan roller mills, was transacting
business in the cilyWednesday. Mr.. Turner
is making arrangements to begin shipping
flour from this point.
Application was made "Wednesday to Gov.
Burke for the pardon of Harriet Dill, SEN
fenced from Richland county for man
slaughter. Action on the petition was
postponed a few days.
In the application of Bob Roberts for
bail, Judge Winchester Thursday fixed the
sum at $1,000; Dondsmen to justify in
double the sum. The bonds are to be ap-
proved by States Attorney Register.
Joe Fox says the prohibition people will
soon be asking the mayor to prohibit all
people ever interested in the liquor traffic
from showing themselves on the streets as
they may be construed as a liquor sign.
John MCGOWAN, who was arrested last
Saturday for making himself too cOnSpic-
uOus ana hilarious, gave bonds to be pres
ent for trial and did try to appear but
there was no court on deck, so he went
nome.
At a meeting of the Bismarck w. c. T..
u. "Wednesday it was decided to furnish hot
coffee Tree. 10 all parties coming in from
the country with lunch baskets to the all
day temperance meetings April 80 and
May1.
J. P. Hunt is talking seriously of moving
his family to Minneapolis where he will
engage in business. Mr.. Hunt is one of
the old and honOrei residents of the CAPT
tai city and himself and family would be
much missed.
W. B. Livermore arrived from White
Hall, Mont. Wednesday with five carloads
of horses. Many of the animals were bar
gained for before shipment. The balance
will either be sold here in a few days or
shipped further east.
A subscriber wants to know why
would it not be agoUd plan to invite the
farmers with their wives and families to
bring their baskets and come in to the all
day temperance meetings on the Both of
April and the LIST of May?
Sam Mansfield. who has othciated in the
canacitV of njpht I,lcrk Of tha Sbaridop