Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-01

chairman and J. F. Philbrick, secretary.
A full discussion was had as to their labOrs
and the work was mapped out for the
different persons.
Warden Haggart has received q fine
young team purchased in Minneapolis by
the board of trustees to be used as a driv-
ing team. The old team though sound and
to be of use in case of all emergency. The
new team are four and six years old re-
spectively and can make very creditable
time on the road.
j. q. Rapelie returned to the city Wednes-
day from an extended visit with relatives
in Paris. Mr.. Rapelje was taken with a
serious attack of rheumatism at New York
which followed him to the end OF his
journey, being obliged to be helped from
ozone of the northern twin will soon re-
store him to his former health.
The state board of boiler inspectors
convened, as required by statute, IN the
capitol Tuesday and formulated q set Of
rules for the inspection Of boilers the
coming season. The members of the
board are: F. L. Davies, Grafton; Gunder
Howard, HilIsboro; John Ink, Wahpeton;
Geo. W. Critchfield, Jamestown; George B.
Gray, Bismarck; F. V. Schmidt, Devils
Lake.
The hardware stores are exhibiting the
latest style in gasoline stoves. Every year
these stoves are coming into more general
nse, and no cook who has ever used one
stove during warm weather. The women
have cooked our food and lroned our
clothes by the sweat of the brow for too
many years already. Get your wife a gas
oline stove and make home happy. This is
not an "ad."
Articles of incorporation were Friday
issued by Secretary Of State Flittie to the
| Northern Milling company, situated at
| Grand Forks. The first board of directors
consists of State Treasurer Booker, w. j.
| Kneeshaw, district attorney of Pembina
county, Geo. B. Clifford, secretary Of the
Security Trust company. and W. j. ).
| Trail Of Pembina. The objects of the Or
| ganization is to erect and operate a flour
ing mill and elevator at Grand Forks. The
capital stock is $4,000.
One of the exercises for ArbOr Day in
Bismarck will be the dedication at the high
| school building of a United States standard
flag, SiXteen-feet long and costing IN the
neighborhOOd of a like number OF dollars.
the members of Mcpherson Post, G. A.. r..
have donated a twenty-four foot pole for
the flag to float from and on the above day
the banner will be swung to the breeze
with appropriate ceremonies, several
speakers of prominencey are engaged for
! the occasion. Every one is invited to at
tend and assist in the festivities.
A test of the water works by the chief
of the fire department took place Tuesday
before members of the city council. At
the northeast hydrant of the city, 1000 feet
of hose were laid and the pressure was
sufficient to throw water over houses III
that vicinity. At the public school build
| M 0nnfhnr tncf yv0 M ldA nf ANY foot win
one nozzle and also with 200 feet and two
lines OF hose attached to the same hydrant,
using the new spray nOZzles. Both tests
we're very satisfactory, leaving but little
doubt as to the efficiency OF fire protection
In any part of the city.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter has asked
Mrs. Margaret D. Bill, secretary OF the
executive committee, Women's Christian
Temperance Union of North Dakota, to be
furnished with a copy of the evidence upon
which the assertion OF the executive com
April 4, 1891, that at has appeared since
the state convention that she was not a
member of the W. G. T. U. when appointed
to Office" was based. She also asks to be
informed as to the actual date and place OF
meeting of the executive committee, al
which said resolution was paessed.
Speaking of a lady known to many in
the city, the jamestown Alert says: Miss
Kate Campbell, who was we'll known in
jamestown and formerly resided here
with her parents, died Sunday in st. Pau
and was buried Tuesday. On her last visit
to North Dakota, which was last January.
when she attended the inaugural ball at
| Bismarck. her health seemed to be unusu,
! ally good. AS is always the case with
quick consumption, however, her illness
| was brief and decline rapid. Miss Camp
bellwas an accomplished and highly
! educated young lady. She leaves many
! friends through the northwest who will
sincerely regret her untimely demise.