Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-03
THE T Y.

A little boy is reported at the home of
Chas. Van Dusen.
The fire department is arranging for a
ball to take place in the near future.
The next conference of the Bismarck
district of the M. E. Church will be held
in Mandan.
Sergeant Healy of Minneapolis ar
rived Tuesday to take charge of the
signal Office.
Married, at the Pacific house, on June
26th, by Judge Chase, Mr.. F. eileen Mat.
toon and Miss Catherine Skinner.
J. g. Rapelje was admitted to the bar
last Friday. He went to Steele Sunday
evening and was sworn in Monday
morning.
Thomas and William MCGEE, who re-
side northeast of the city, were exhibit
ing some very fine horses on the streets
Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Dunn entertained her
friends with a 5 o'clock tea Thursday
evening. Those present report a very
pleasant time.
Abadly demoralized freight car passed
east Saturday. It had started west
loaded with fire crackers which in some
manner exploded.
Charley Wachter has joined fortunes
with John White in the livery business
and from this time on is a sharer in the
gains of that institution.
The fire department has appointed a
committee whose duty it will be to in
vestigate all fires and learn their source
BIS we'll as the amount of damage done.
Judge Chase and attorney Casselman
have secured Offices in the old Mellon
Bros bank building, corner Broadway
and Fourth streets, and have moved
there.
John Huber and family left this morn
ing for st. Paul. From there they will
visit Michigan and Ohio. MI. Huber OK
poets to locate in one of the above named
states.
The Bismarck fire department has
accepted an invitation from the Mandan
department to be present and participate
in the exercises at that place on the
Fourth of July.
B. L. Baardson of Mclean county,
who was a popular candidate for sheriff
last fall, has accepted a position OF
guard at the pe~nitentiary and has as
sumed his duties.
Prot. Clemmer: Colonel Plummer has
a plum at last. I am glad it is thus.
The colonel has been q hard worker for
North Dakota and the republican party
and is worthy Of recognition.
Mr.. Fischer of the firm of Kuntz &
Fischer is now the champion angler of
the northwest. His title dates to a re-
cent expedition on Burnt creek, where
over 100 pounds we're bagged.
Dan McAfee, of Mclean county, Tues
day shipped from this point to the
North Star Wooden mills, Minneapolis,
100 pounds of wool clipped this season.
The feeces averaged about niue pounds.
E. L. Faunce: I had a peck of new
peas out of my garden Monday and in
connection with potatoes of a size akin
to hens eggs, I had a royal dinner. The
peas are the first to be picked in Bis
marck this year.
Laurence Casselman purchased the
house and lot of Geo. H. Wentz Satur
day, together with household furniture
and all belongings. Captain Wentz in
tends to go east. Mr.. Casselman will
occupy the house as a home.
The government inspector examed the
new ferryboat at Fort Yates and con-
demned her boiler. The government is
very strict in its requirements, as most
boats carry passengers and it is deemed
necessary to enforce rigid rules for pub
lie safety.
1t has been suggested that it is time
for the city drinking places to be rugged
up and in order. At present it is hard
work securing water for the stock OF
farmers who come to town unless they
go to the livery barns, to which some are
averse.
Articles of incorporation we're issued
Saturday by the secretary of state to the
Farmers Security state bank OF North
wood, with a capital stock of $4,000. E.
M. Paulson, G. S. Edwards and Geo. O.
Stomner, all of Mayville, are the stock.
holders.
The Masonic bodies have given up
their room in the Bismarck bank block
and for the present have their ~parapher.
MALTA. and traps stored in the Central
block. It is understood the goats have
been turned out to grass at the mouth Of
Burnt creek.
The Edison General Electric company