Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-12
Thf $ismarfk Tribmme.
CITY N COUNTY.

Personal property taxes become de-
~linquent March 1st; realty June LIST.
In municipal elections the Australian
ballot system does not apply. It ought
to.
MI. T. Howley and L. L. johnson
we're among the TRIBUNE callers Wednes-
day.
Mr.. B. w. Shaw of Mandan has been
appointed United States commissioner
by Judge Thomas.
The penitentiary board met Thursday
and transacted the usual monty bust.
ness-allowing bills, etc.
Mrs. Lester was buried Wednesday in
the Catholic cemetery. The services were
conducted by Father Martin.
Chas. Miller is in the hospital suffer
ing with q severe wound in the top OF
his foot, which he inflicted while chop.
ping wood.
In the district court Wednesday was
the eighth day of the case of Hubbard,
Spencer, Bartlett & Go. We. Capital Ma
tional bank.
Mr.. Charles v. D~anielson, one of the
enterprising young farmers Of Painted
Woods, is enjoying a business trip to the
Capital city.
Geo. H. Blngenheimer of Mandan has
been selected to appraise the drug stock
in Frisby's store, and was busily engaged
invoicing Friday.
Henry Grambs writes that he is at 1924
Lincoln avenue, Chicago, and is getting
on all right-wants the paper so he car
see what's going on.
Congressman johnson in st. Paul
Dispatch: "The appointment of Jordan
as postmaster at Fargo is an insult to all
of my friends in North Dakota"
The educational library in the state
superintendent's Office at the capitol
will be open to the public on Wednes'
days and Saturdays of leach week, from
to 5 o'clock.
! In another column Webb Bros. an
nounce a special discount on furniture
purchased of them previous to March
LIST. They have a big stock and mean
what they say.
The Northern Pacific, through Chas.
Swartz, assistant tax commissioner, paid
it's personal property tax for 1892 into
the Burleigh county treasury Friday
amounting to $2,563.64.
1t is said that ten days a year is the
average amount of sickness in human life.
Probably these statistics we're made up
before la grippe began to get in it's work.
The average will have to be increased.
Express Messenger Brown is back on
the Helena run again temporarily. His
parents, Col. and Mrs. Brown, are stop
ping at St. Paul, are we'll, and 'send
regards to all old time Bismarck friends
1t is learned that Treasurer Dunn,
who is having an eye treated at st. Paul,
is improving and if he will follow the ad-
vice of his physician and remain a few
weeks longer a permanent cure can be
effected.
The funeral of Louis Appel, who died
Thursday on the reservation, took place,
Friday. The services we're held in
the Catholic church by Father Martin,
and the remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery.
Washburn Leader: The Waslburn
mill closed down last highland FL Burt,
il. Kennedy and Chas. Van Duser, the
trio who have done such excellent work
in that institution, left to-day for their
homesin Bismarck.
Mr.. G. Lane, father of Mrs. Frisby: l
see you got me in the paper as coming
from Missouri. I'm a Massachusetts
man-from Taunton. I am assisting the
administrator of the late MI. Frisby in
Strengthening out his affairs.
It is learned that Mrs. Wetherbee and
her Attorney M~ackey-once upon a
time residents of Bismarck-for a short
period-and purpose-are spending the
winter in Paris, France-at the expense
of papa" Borden OF Chicago.
Cards confirmed the report that Unit.
ed States Attorney Camp of jamestown
was married on the Sd inst. to Miss
Theodosia Baird. "At home ssafter
March 1st." Mr.. Camps large circle OF
friends will extend hearty congratula.
tions.
Louis Appel, a farmer who resides or
the reservation south of the city, dice
Thursday morning at S o'clock. Hi
death was caused by pneumonia, which
resulted from a neglected case OF IL
grippe. He leave a wife and a large
family of children.
State Veterinary Surgeon Langdon ex
plains that the recent report OF his Of
fee simply shows the number of cattle