Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21
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CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
Assistant Scott is acting agent during
the disability of Mr.. Davidson.
Jessie Wickham Of Dickinson, lisa new
patient at the Lamborn hospital.
Have you heard the joke Landlord
Beardsley put up on the doctors?
Judge Dennis Dryer made final proof
on his valuable tree claim Saturday.
J. W. Hamden has been appointed
postmaster at Antelope, Stark county.
E. 8. Pierce has been awarded the
contract for rebuilding the bridge near
Glencoe for $246.
Judgs Chase has discovered another
Fremonter in the person of A. D.
Cordner of Sterling.
New stills are being placed under the
Germania hotel, in place of those long
since gone to decay.
Charley Showers of Wheatland, a
member of the state ~penitentiary board,
has been admitted to the Fargo bar.
Homestead entries we're entered Sat-
urday by Derexa Fancher of Antelope,
Stark county, and Edward Jarvis of
Mandan.
Nels Whites new stable on Main
street is completed, and Bismarck is be-
coming famous for her livery barns.
John Ostland has caught the spirit of
improvement and the front of his livery
stable is receiving a fresh coat of paint.
The Mandan Pioneer is cruelty I'M
kind when it speaks of Bismarck as
'the pretty little suburban town across
the river"
And now it is said Fred Hollembaek
is in the field for auditor, and Is engaged
in circulating a petition for the neces-
sary 100 signatures.
A son and daughter of the late Mrs.
McTavish are in the city from abroad,
having been called here in the sad event
of the funeral of their mother.
There was a new arrival in the house.
hold of Clerk of the Court Hoskins
Friday, and Hoskins is just a little bit
disappointed because it's a girl.
The friends of Madame Gilbert will
regret to learn that she has been ill for
a few days. She is, however, under
Doctor Harcourt's care, recovering.
The first carload of material for the
North Dakota exhibit at the fair is to be
shipped from this city, Mr.. Marshall
having been SO informed by Manager
Dickey.
The International hotel building is
undergoing repairs, and it's foundation
is being raised up to the street level to
prevent a possible repetition of last
springs flooding,
The TRIBUNE desires to hint to coun-
ty auditors-and candidates all over the
state-that orders for election tickets
and supplies given the TRIBUNE will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The following contest cases were heard
at the land Office Saturday: Geo. Wolf
vs.. John F. Eckenrode, John A. Mans
field vs.. Andrew T. Sherwood, Peter L.
Peterson vs.. Bel G. Kellogg.
o. A. Whitford of Steele, and Jennie
Foster OF Napoleon, made final proofs,
and Gustav Finger of South Heart,
Jakob Keonig and Johann TALLER of Ma
poleon, filed entries Tuesday,.
The city authorities have rented an
Office in the old Mellon Bank block, just
back of that occupied by Judge Chase,
for the accommodation of the city clerk,
who began moving Thursday,
Snow is reported in Montana, and
while the thermometer was not quite
down to the snow notch yesterday morn
ing, it may be stated with no degree of
exaggeration that it was "quite near it"
"Camp Sperry" was abandoned Thurs
day, and Mr.. and Mrs. Capehart and Mr.,
and Mrs. Eisenberg returned to the city
They report a delightful time, and Cape
says he got one deer and the blood Of
another.
The funeral Of Mrs. McTavish, who
died Saturday, occurred Monday after
noon. Feelings of gratitude are expressed
for John Robldou, who kindly donated
the use of a hearse and five carriageI
for the occasion.
Churches Ferry Sun: Rev. 8. F. Bee
and family passed through town Tues
day On roSte to conference at Devil
Lake. They are expected to make thei
Churches Ferry friends a visit on thel
return to Bismarck.
Another old landmark gone. Tn
log front Of the White livery stable O.
Fourth street-the' old Stoyell & Nc
Askill stable - has been torn dow
to make room for a frame building-th
old Van Hauten warehouse.
Dennis Hannafin returned from th