Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-09

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troubling him for some time. Georg,
was thrown from q buggy two year
ago, and the injury developed into til,
tumor which was taken out yesterday.
Louis Hanitch came up from Superio,
Monday, and accompanied by Messre
Price, Stevens and Jewell proceeded tx
Fort Yates overland on a little hunting
expedition. Messrs. Hanitch and Stevens
go to examine witnesses at Standing
Rock in an old Indian depreciation case
Washburn Leader: Miss Annie Gradir
and Louise johnson came up from Bis
marck last Friday, aud will spend a few
weeks visiting at Elm Point. The
young ladies have many friends in Nc.
Lean county, and they propose to make
their vacation one OF pleasure as we'll az
as rest.
Postmaster Bogue: The civil service
is one which requires incessant study
and hard work, but once on the right
road and its followers are all right
There is a great deficiency from this
state, and 1should like to see a goodly
number of applicants for the examina.
tions here.
Mrs. Major Murphy and Miss Fitch
are expected to leave Wednesday on
the steamer Bachelor for Fort Berthold.
Mrs. Murphy has been an inmate of the
hospital for some time, under the care
Of Doctor Smyth Of Steele, and has i'm
proved sufficiently to warrant her leav-
ing the institution.
The Washington building at the
Worlds Fair is TO be constructed en-
tirelY of wood, which is donated by the
lumbermen of the state. Two carloads
of lumber, to be used in this building,
passed over the road Tuesday, and
upon the lumber was a banner, pro-
claiming the fact.
A section hand from the Yellowstone
division, who had been seized suddenly
i'll, was on train No. 4 Wednesday. He
was alone, and en- route to the sani-
tarium at Brainerd. His condition on
this point was very low, indeed, and
those on board the train expected his
death at any moment.
The cholera report in the Minneapolis
Tribune has given rise to inquiry from
all parts of the United States. Tele-
grams have been received from the New
York World, the Chicago Tribune and
other leading newspapers, regarding it's
truth. The damage done by such a re-
port is not fully appreciated.
A letter from II. S. Parkin, who with
his wife and sister have been making a
tour of the western part of the state,
and who stopped a day or so in this
city on his return, their safe
arrival at Cannon Ball, and states that
though somewhat wearied from their
trip, they enjoyed it immensely.
E. s. Neal received a telegram from j.
Tyler of Menoken, Friday, stating
that his son Will, well-known in and about
the city, had been stricken with paraly-
sis, and asking him to send Doctor
Porter. The doctor was given the mes
sage, and departed at once to minister
to the needs Of the sadly afflicted young
man.
o. q. Willis residence is being fitted
up with hot water appliances, the work
being done by Ed. Allen, a practical
steam and hot water filter, who has been
brought from Chicago, by H. W.
Grambs. A number of the residents of
the city contemplate the putting in of
hot water fittings, under the direction Of
MI. Allen.
Manager Falconer wrote the manager
Of the Seattle club on Thursday, max
ing the same proposition which has
been already made by wire, and giving
fuller particulars as to the probable re-
ceipts in case a game is arranged. The
letter will reach it's destination to-day,
and Mr.. Falconer expects an answer by
| wire Tomorrow.
An active effort is being made, says
the Grand Forks Herald, to secure from
Gov. Burke the exercise Of executive
clemency in behalf of e~x-Roadmaster
MacNamara, recently in the employ of
the Northern Pacific, who is serving SEN
tence IN the ~penitentiary for forgery in
the second degree, in falsifying pay rolls
of the company.
Since the taking off of trains Nos. 2
and 8, the passenger traffic has been too
heavy for one train. Nos. l and 4 carry
from twelve to fourteen coaches each,
and as the weight is too much for one
engine to handle. these trains are from
fifteen minutes to an hour late each day.
Thus far, train No. !, has been divided
at Mandan each day, and sent IN in two
sections.
Sunday night was chilly and raw, and
many of the housewives around the