Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-08
The $istmarek Tribnne.
CITY AND COUNTY.

are rejoicing over the arrival of a boy
born Sunday.
Judge Winchester returned from St.
Paul Sunday, having spent a pleasant
visit with frle.ds.
Yesterday opened as mild as a lamb,
but by night it possessed many charac-
t~eristics of the lion.
The county commissioners at their
meeting Monday %reappointed DR.. Ken
drick county physician.
The Fargo Republican notes the fact
that the farmers receive the top notch
prices for wheat at Bismarck.
Mrs. Capt. Gregg has been suffering
somewhat during the past few days from
that popular malady lagrippe.
W. T. Perkins: I agree with you.
Let's revive interest in the board of
trade, hold meetings and do something.
MI. and Mrs. E. S. Pierce leave this
week for a months visit with their son
Luther at Hampton, Emmons county.
The price of flour is lower and the
price of wheat higher at Bismarck than
in any city west of the Red River val
ley.
Frank Frisby is improving under the
kind treatment at the hospital, and may
recover without losing any of his frozen
fingers.
Captain Moorhouse: l am glad 1 am
out of the county commissionership. 1t
is a thankless position. I don't want
any more of it.
While going home from the Atheneum
Wednesday evening Mrs. E. l.. Strauss
stepped on some ice, falling and dislo-
eating her wrist.
Frank Frisby has been taken to the
hospital for treatment. His hands are
badly frozen and amputation of some Of
the fingers may be necessary.
Mandan Pioneer: The Northern Pa
cific management have issued orders to
the effect that the double train service
will be resumed April Sd.
Stanton Pilot: Moran, the coal miner,
is pushing the work of the Plenty coal
mine. After the holidays additional force
will be put on and the work continued
all winter.
Casselton Republican: Night opera
tor Collins left Monday night for Bis
marck to accept a similar position there.
Mr.. Truesdale has taken Mr.. Collins
place here.
Frank Swaky and Jacob c. Peterson
we're TRIBUNE callers Saturday, likewise
Edward Mccormick of Edberg. Each
had an interesting story to tell. Bur-
leigh county is all right say they.
A snow pillow on the Northern Pacific
Thursday ran into a lot of cattle, mules
and horses zeal Steele in a cut, killign
and wounding twenty-seven. The stock
was showed in and the engineer did not
Bee them.
Williamsport Record: The goods that
have been lying in Bismarck for many
weeks, and which we're furnished by the
state to the prairie fire sufferers of this
county, we're brought down the latter
part of last week.
Professor Hancock: That item about
the return of myself and family was
true except that portion in relation to
the family. I didn't bring my family
back as I had intended. Their visit
wasn't yet concluded.
Marshal Price: The Mandan Helms
worth postotfice case and the Fort Yates
Hoagland liquor case will be tried at this
term of court at Fargo. The Fort Yates
Agard liquor case will be tried when the
court sits in Bismarck.
J. r. Edick, one of Emmons county's
prosperous farmers, wa a pleasant caller
on the TRIBUNE Saturday. MI. Edlck
says the farmers are still threshing near
Williamsport, but it is slow work on &C.
count of the deep snow.
Mr. Cell of Emmons county, who has
been laid up in the Lamborn hospital
for several weeks with frozen feet, re-
turned to his home Monday. A few
toes had to be amputated, but otherwise
he is getting along all right.
DR.. Slaughter and daughters are on
joying this fine weather by a hunting
trip in the northern part of the county,
and by the amount of game-jack rab-
bits, prairie chickens, etc.-they have
sent down, must be having good suc-
cess.
Another girl arrived in the house.
hold of Hon. E. A. Williams Sunday
night and there is disappointment-at
least go far as the surveyor-general is
concerned. Notwithstanding it is leap
year, he expected, or rather wished, it
would be a boy.
The county board met Monday, and
Organized by e~lectinp Mr.. CahaIl chair