Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
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BISMARCK IN BRIEF

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Word comes from Helena that Mr.. and
Mrs. George Macnider, formerly of Bis
march, are the happy parents of a bOunc-
ing girl baby.
Key. G.. A. Chambers formerly pastor of
the Episcopal church at Dickinson, has
decided TO take up his residence in Bis
marck and will move here next week.
When NJ. Eppinger removes from his
present location into Barnes Old stand, the
former will be left vacant until somebody
tents it-too good Il place to be vacant
long.
Undertaken Webb Monday shipped a
metallic caSket to Dickinson for the recep-
ton OF the remains of Mrs. Dunlelvy,
mother'in'law OF Joseph T. Scott. who died
Sunday.
Geo. Gray of Bismarck has been ap-
pointed boiler inspector for this district to
fill the vacancy caused by the removal
from state of Governor Miller's APP
pOintee.
State Superintendent Ogden is reported
very low with e%rySipelas. Kind friends
are watching at his bedside, and it is hoped
the professor will soon recover from his
affection.
Mckinney's barber shop suffered some
little damage by Saturday nights fire
which Is covered by insurance. The fur
niture was removed IL several articles
are missing.
DIR. and Mrs. Coe gave a brilliant recep-
u0n at Mandan last week in which over
lW guests participated. The doctor and his
remain indefinitely.
Professor Thompson dismissed the city
schools early Wednesday afternoon that
| S1hnIQrG mjrhf ouoil thnr,caIxt,o re So,
the opportunity to gaze on the lights and
shadows of the legislative body.
number of Mr.. and Mrs.
and neighboring country assembled
at the Ward homestead Monday even
lng-an Old fashioned surprise party.
Harry Allen. of New York, representing
Lolita. the famous actress, called on the
TRIBUNE Sunday. He has perfected ar
engagements with Manager Wakeman for
Lotta's appearance in Bismarck within 4
fortnight.
The Woman's Aid Society OF the Presby-
terrain church wish to thank all who kindly
assisted in the New England dinner, and
thereby enabled the society to add t.. it's
treasury the snug sum of $1O2.45 after pay
ing all expenses.
Miss Kate Grady, who went east on a
purchasing tour a month ago, has found
the climate so cOngenial in Chicago that
she has decided to spend the balance of
the winter there and will not return to
Bismarck before April.
1t was $4,000 the Northern Pacific paid
into the treasury of BuIleigh county the
the other day for personal properly taxes
instead Of 1923, 1000 as the types enormously
made it. About $4,000 land tax will be
paid inside of sixty days.
Denny Hannifin sat down to play a game
OF poker with a MlnOt man the other night,
saying he would then buy So worth of
chlps-and no telling how much mOre-but
the words were hardly out of his mouth
before the man from Minot had fled.
Company G, Twelfth infantry, passed
through the city on Wednesday mornings
delayed east bound en- route from Yates
10 LeaVenWorth, kan., where they are to
remain until further orders. The depart
ure causes no little regret at the post,
where they were universal favorItes.
The Cakes Republican gives the account
of a very pleasant Odd Fellows ball given
in Ludden last week. 1t was a masquerade
affair and among the representations was
the press--by Miss BOwers-and the Repub-
llcan,Blsmarck TRIBUNE and Dickey COun-
ty, Leader came in for a great deal of free
advertising.
A complication OF difficulties heretofore
existing among several Emmons county
S WaIfar resulted ;Tbdedon Monday ms i'll the arrest Of
brought to this city by Sheriff MCGEE and
placed in the county jail. Considerable
interest is manifested and interesting de-
velopments are promised.
Arthur P. Cook, who was in the CITY
Thursday, will be remembered by old
I'M Blsmarckers. In 1883 he was Frisby's
pharmacist and ~latterly was in Peterson
q Veeder's drug store. He has struck it
rich in Duluth real estate speculation and
is worth a half a hundred thousand now.
He left for the west Friday.
Mr.. BLY, has a fine cabinet full of gold,
silver and valuable ores on exhibition on
the Siberian house office counter. it was
presented to him by Tom Elliott and con-
tains ores from Toms mines and adioin-
ing claims on Ruby mountain, Washington.
Judging from the ore On exhibition, Tom
has struck a rich find, and if 80 everybody
ALL his old time friends in North Dakota
are glad.
Colonel Axvig gave aneinformal recep.
ton at the Pacific hotel Tuesday night at
gregated. Refreshments were served,
music by Professor Fetzer's orchestra and
everybody had a good time. The popular
CaValler county statesman was voted a
royal entertainer. The highland fling,
executed by Colonel Axvig and Corporal
See, was a feature of the occasion.
The charred skeleton of Sanders cigar
manufactory has been boarded up to ward
OH lntruders while awaiting the arrival of
the insurance adjuster. Sanders was in
sured with s: NJ. Pye g. Co.'s agencies. The
nigh of the fire a wild rumor was in cir
culation to the effect that a woman and
child were hemmed in by the flames in the
rear OF the building, but upon investigation
that rumor was found groundless.
VIII. Rowe of Dickey county has un-
pounded faith in the future of Bismarck
He says the 500 road is an assured fact
next summer. 1t will penetrate the vast
coal fields. build shops here and real estate
will a k an upward bound. He intends
TO return and make some investments in
capital city dirt. Mr.. Rowe believes Bis
marck is destined to be a second Denver
as 1t has all of that growing city's advan.
tages and resources.
Lum Hing, now of Grand Forks, who &C.
quired a national reputation in Bismarck
as being the first Chinaman to vote at an