Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-18

turned home. Superintendent Kim
berly's car was also attached to the
train, and among the passengers was
Superintendent McCabe. 49,.
DR.. barrow of Fargo is in receipt of q
letter from Mrs. Burke stating that the
governor is rapidly recovering, and is
now able to BIZ out. His hearing is COM
pletely restored, and he feels greatly
benefited in every respect since his
s%ojourn at the springs. This is good
news and the governors many friends in
North Dakota will be glad to know it.
Chief of Police Molloy Monday night
found the two boys, Fortune and Flynn,
who ran away from home several days
ago, in a shack at the river landing, and
returned them to their parents. The
boys were making preparations t. go
east when found by the officer, but Cons
persuasive powers were effective, and
the trip east was indefinitely postponed.
Manager Kihm of the Sheridan house
has secured a couple of colored walters
from st. Paul, and 81. E. Barnum, who
has been in the dining room heretofore,
has been given the position Of night
clerk, lately filed by Charley Bentley.
These arrangements place the service Of
the Sheridan in an excellent condition
and cannot help but give satisfaction to
the travelling public.
The storm on the Missouri slope con-
sisted simply of wind, but further east
in the Red River valley and Northern
Minnesota the high wind was accom-
panied by snow, making it one OF the
worst billiards ever known in that Sec
tiou. The railroad wires between Fargo
and st. Paul we're down for over twenty
four hours, and for several hours all
Western Union wires we're also down.
J. Mallanney: I am glad to visit Bis
marck again. I am IN my way home
from California. I stopped in Butte, but
didn't see Quinn. He was at home with
a sprained ankle. Saw Charley Williams.
He seems to be doing we'll. Told me he
guessed both of us would be back in
Bismarck again some day. In Tacoma I
saw Day and John Leasure-both we'll.
Saw o. S. Golf at Dickinson as we came
through. Saw old time Bismarckers
everywhere on the coast.
Misses Anna Braithwaite, Celia Con-
way, Lottie Robinson and Mamie Stat
terry on Friday last passed sue
cessful examinations and received
second grade certificates at Wash
burn, Mclean county. Each one has
been engaged to teach a summer term at
good salaries. Mrs. Isaac Hooper, who
is one of the best educators in the state,
was largely instrumental in the success
of the young ladies in question, having
had their preparation in charge.
The inspection of Tancred Com
mandry No. l Knights Templar by the
R. E. Grand Commander of North d.
kota David NJ. Holmes of Grand Forks,
occurred Saturday evening. After some
other work in the order the Sir Knights
INDUCED in a grand banquet at the Sheri-
dan house. Colouel Topping was here
from Grand Forks and several we're over
from Mapdan. About twenty-five
couples satdown at the banquet tables
and a more sumptuous spread could
not be wished for.
Fred Arnold was tried Wednesday be-
fore Judge Chase, on a charge of
assaulting H. H. Haines. The evidence
showed that the men had engaged in
a scufae and that Haines had got
the worst Of it. The Judge in
passing sentence, said that as
the assault had been very light and the
testimony showed that Haines was
probably more to blame then Arnold,
he would make the sentence as light as
possible, and fined the defendant SIS and
costs. Arnold then made a complaint
against Haines, charging him with
assault and battery. Haines pleaded
guilty and was fined SIS and costs.
A party of Northern Pacific officials
passed through the city Wednesday On a
special en- route east. On board the train
we're President Cakes, w. S. Mellon,
general manager; J. M. Hannaford, gen.
eral traffic manager; M. G. Kimberly,
general superintendent, and E. V.
Smalley of the Northwest Magazine.
Superintendent McCabe accompanied
the party over his division. President
| Cakes had been to California for his
health, and the balance of the party had
gone over the line lately and had all met
at Portland and we're returning home
together. The train stopped a few
minutes at Bismarck, and a delegation
of the business men OF the city boarded
the train aud had q pleasant confab
with the railroad magnates. Nothing
definite was promised, but the citizens
we're given to understand that as soon az