Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-05-27

| the whole train passing over the other
animal. As the bridge was on a slight
curve, it is wonderful that the train was
not 6erailed.
Fargo Forum: The court was
crowded last Thursday evening, by a elect
and ~appreciative audience, to hear
Senator j. H. Worst speak on "patriot-
ISM" The senator is a brilliant and
entertaining talker and his lecture was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
A young man, Mr.. Fred Collins, left
his home at Emerson, Manitoba, last
January. His distracted parents and
sisters wish him to write to allay their
anxiety and let them know his where
abouts. He is a dark haired, dark-eyed,
tall, we'll built young man, about 10
years old.
The public schools close Friday, for
the past year, has been emiuently salts.
factory to both teachers and pupils.
There will be no graduating class this
year, the senior class having decided to
take another full year before gradua-
ton.
Grand Forks P%laindealer: Pioneer
Hose company of Bismarck is the irst to
enter the list as contestants for prizes
at the coming tournament. The COM
pany numbers forty-tive members, with
John Homan as captain, Duncan Nc
Gillis, foreman, and Charles Glitschka,
secretary.
Fargo Republican: Bismarck fremen
are practicing for the coming tourna-
ment, using the rink for that purpose.
Jamestown has three good companies,
but will probably not be represented in
the contests this year. The Fargo boys
will attend and return with the coveted
prizes. Mark the prediction. Yes, mark
it, Bismarckers.
Bishop Walker will hold confirmation
services at ST. Georges Episcopal church,
next Sunday at HOO. In the afternoon
will be held the G. A. r. memorial
services, Rev. Mr.. Chambers delivering
the address. In the evening the bishop
and Mr.. Chambers will hold confirma-
ton services at Mandan.
1t is said that a great interest was
manifested Tuesday night by those who
attended the practice, game of ball. This
is as it should be. Let us organize and
MAINTAIN a good ball club, and be able to
accommodate the clubs of our neighbour
ing cities when they feel as though they
want. a good, round defeat.
Operator Detcher: The storm in
Fargo last Thursday evening was one of
the worst l ever experienced. There was a
wet snow and wind, which two combined
to make a blizzard, which chilled one
through and through. There Is about a
foot of mud in the main streets and
heavily loaded wagons can hardly get
along.
jamestown Capital: The Bismarck
people are clamoring for a new depot.
Our people are quite we'll satisfied with
our depot now. 1t is true that it is an
eyesore as a depot but it keeps tramps
out Of town for they ever are a little too
tony to stay about the old shack, and a
depot is the usual rendezvous of such
pilgrims.
A Mandan citizen: In Mandan, the
artesian well is being worked by a day
and night shift, Sundays and week days.
The contractors desire to complete the
work in sixty days from now, as they
need their apparatus at another place. It
is a pity they did not put their energy
into the work two years ago. If they had,
we might all know by this time what
there is beneath us.
E. H. Barrel: 1t seems,to be the i'm
preston that Shed Lambert was only
alderman two terms which is not the
case. Mr.. Lambert at the time of his
death, was filing his fourth term. The
years Of his official services are as fol-
lows, viz: From November, 1877 to No.
vember, 1878, November, 1878 to April,
1880, April 1889. to April, 1890, and from
April II, 1892 to april %, 1892.
The Pioneer says the Mandan fire de-
partment will be represented at the
coming tournament and convention at
| Grand Forks by the following: J. G..
Creighton, of Hose Co. No. l.. G. r. Clark
and Charles O'Rourke, of Hose Co.
No. 2; Chief Anderson and Herman
Yunck of the Hook and Ladder Co. The
H. and L. company hope to perfect ar
engagements 50 that it's members can 90
in a body.
The relentless pursuers are on the trail
of Mandan's prisoner. He was followed
to Conkling, where the road separated
into two, and here the pursuers we're
thrown off the scent, the prisoner hay
ing taken the one leading to Turtle lake.
This was learned later, and his pursuers
t~elegraphed to Minot and Towner, and
a posse started across the country in
that direction, where it is thought he
will be intercepted.
The Alert says that W. H. Null of
Jamestown, has received notice of his
promotion in the postal service, from the
Jamestown-Mile City division to the
eastern division, with an increase of
$3.50 per year in salary. He will remove
with his family to st. Paul, as soon as
the new arrangement goes into effect.
Mr.. Null is an old Bismarcker, and his
many friends in this city extend con-
CALCULATIONS to him.
Fargo Republican: Hon. Alex. Nc.
Kenzie spent Tuesday in the city, leav-
ing in the evening over the Northern
Pacific road for the east. Mr.. Nc.
Kennels business in Fargo was purely
of a personal business character and
having nothing whatever to do with
politics. He seems to have entirely re,
covered from his sever illness of a few
months ago'and appears as robust ano
healthy as ever.