Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
The $ismarek Ttibnne.
CITY N COUNTY.

Al Ine meet10S OF Lne FlrSC NaClOudl
bank directors all the old officers
we're reelected.
Judge Winchester says he has made
over 215 citizens in Morton county dur
ing his term of office.
The old Merchants bank furniture was
shipped to Mandan Thursday, where it
will be used by the new bank.
by the Sims miners to present their case
before the railroad commissioners.
Mrs. Jesse Cole, who has been under
going treatment at the Lamborn hospital
for frozen feet, has returned to Emmons
county.
Henry Baumgart paid his compli-
ments to the TRIBUNE Monday, and
VIM. Randall of Menoken also stopped
in to say How?
w. B. Livermore, the horse dealer,
has returned with two car loads of
Norman mares, which he says are the
best he ever brought to the city.
The house on Gerald Pierce's farm
near Apple creek burned Thursday
night. Will Merry, who was living in
the house, lost all his furniture.
Invitations are out for the fourth
annual ball given by the Fargo division
No. 70, Order of Railroad conductors,
on Tuesday evening, February 9th at
Fargo. CO
John MCGOWAN, who thinks the reser-
walton is a pretty good place, and E. H.
Sperry who has made a success in the
northernIcountry, where TRIBUNE visitors
Saturday.
And now the state attorney is given a
couple of weeks to "get in his work." as
it we're, on the Healy case, the defense
having fired a broadside Saturday for
arrest of Judgment and new trial.
John Anderson, the railroad man, who
has been at the Lamborn hospital being
treated for a peculiar swelling on the
left side for some time, went to Brainerd
Saturday night accompanied by his wife.
Wednesday was a perfect winter day,
and the light snow of the previous day
made excellent sleighing. A number of
happy sleighing parties we're out last
night making the night merry with their
laughter and song.
A delegation of some fifty Indians ar
rived in the city from Fort Rerthold We'd
nesday, painted and equipped IN a war
like manner. They were on their annu-
al visit to Standing Rock and undoubt-
eddy will whoop it up while there.
A. G. McGil]ivray: This will be, I am
afraid, a bad winter for range stock. We
had an early snow and a thaw which
put a crust on the snow. That's bad for
cattle, and some Of the weak ones will
succumb, if the cold is too intense or ex-
tended.
John j. Robinson, the Mclean county
bonanza farmer and general ~rustler, went
east Wednesday in the interest of the neW
mercantile firm of Washburn, of which
he is a member. He intends to pur-
chase a large stock of general merchan-
disc for the firm.
First 1t was Ohas. Kupitz who came
down with the grip, then followed Jake
Homer, one of the clerks, and nov Mon
day H. l.. Reade followed suit, max
ing q trio from one establishment. This
leaves the available force somewhat re-
duced in number.
On Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst,
the marriage of Mr. Lewis c. Cooper OF
this city aud Mrs. Elizabeth A. Jones
of Mckenzie was solemnized at the home
of MIR. Edward Sloan, at the river land
ing, by Rev. George Kline. May their
future be bright and prosperous.
John P. White of Sterling, Patrick
Small of the reservation and Ed. Taylor
of Conger paid their respects to the
TRIBUNE Wednesday. The crop. reports
are now coming in quite generally ano
it is hoped by another month the most O.
the blanks sent out will have been re
turned.
Owen Farley: I got back from Jim
town Saturday. Have been down Their
since last summer. Was threshing las
fall and lately I have been taking car
of one of DR. DePuy's patients. Nv
lived in Bismarck sixteen years ant
haven't been away from the city befor
in all that time.
Washburn Leader: Messrs. Robinson
& Casselman have bought out Ramset
Bros store at this place, and for tw'
days past the parties have been engage
taking an inventory of the goods on hand
The new firm, we understand, will con
duct the business at Ramsetts' old stanc
having leased the building for a term Q
years.
The Fargo Republican speaks Of tn
adjourniDg of the United States cour
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