Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-05-27
The 8ismarek Tribmme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

S"hAS oA Ia opA
The Hare case has been decided, and
an appeal taken.
The Methodist pastor has arrived and
taken up his residence in the parsonage.
The Methodist church cleared about
SIS from the oratorical contest Tuesday
evening.
The trees in and about the city are
rapidly growing green and pleasant to
the eye.
A game of base ball, between Bismarck
and Mardan has been arranged for Dec
Grafton Day.
The jamestown Dramatic club will
present "Held by the Enemy" in Fargo
Saturday night.
Conway & William are getting their
soda fountain into shape to queach the
thirst of the masses.
Surveyor General Williams was aboard
the east bound train this morning on
his way to Illinois, says the Republican.
Will the weather prophets and ad-
clamoring populace what to do with that
wind?
With floods in many of the states,
wet weather in others, and a 4O.below.
breeze Friday, this looks like a calam-
ity year.
Captain Stephen S. Baker, formerly of
Bismarck, Is at present located at Fort
Thomas, about three miles from Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Grand Forks Plaindealer: State
Treasurer Booker came down from Penn
bina Friday night to take the Knight
Templar degree.
Died-William Gable, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gable, at their residence three and
one-half miles south of the city, of
w%hooping cough.
The Mandan Knights of Pythas will
them a candidate to be charged in the
rank of Knight, in the "amplifed FORM"
Pierre Capital: A small amount of
drift running in the main channel indi-
Gates that the muddy Missouri has COM
menced the preliminaries for the annual
June rise.
Steele Ozone: DR.. Harcourt drove
down from Bismarck Wednesday and
will remain in Steele two or three weeks
on a short vacation and to look after his
farming interests here.
The Alert says that ten years ago
Friday, a snow storm occurred, and that
the same fall, thirty to thirty-fve bush
els OF wheat per acre we're harvested.
Draw your " conclusions.
Ringling Brothers circus will make a
tour Of the state in June. The first
section of their train was ditched near
Atchison, Kan, four showmen being
killed, and five badly injured.
1t started to snow Friday, then got
Disguised and blew a miniature hurri-
cane, and toward evening showered a
little. Three different kinds of weather
in one day. Hurrah for North Dakota!
About 800 was cleared by the ladies'
experience meeting. This amount goes
to the pew fund of the Presbyterian
church, and the pews will probably soon
be ordered, and the church furnished
with new seats.
Fargo Republican: Miss Alice Carey,
daughter of A.. L.. Carey, who for three
years has been in the office of the in
6uIduCO COHull6olOU, dU DlSuldTCk, las
accepted a position with Crawford &
R~utledge, the New York Life men in this
city.
The boys are getting ready for that
Decoration Day ball game. 1t is hoped
that a due interest will be taken in max
ing the game a success, and that the re-
ceipts will be something to encourage
the organization and maintenance of a
good ball club.
The Grand Forks city council, at it's
meeting Monday evening, refused to re
move the chief of the fire department re-
Gently appointed by the mayor to make
place for the one selected by the mem
bers of the department. The department
threaten to disband.
Frank Sperry, who has had trouble
with his eyes on account Of snow blind
ness, contracted while out on a hunting
trip with Doctor Kendrick and Elliot
Barnes, is said to be improving. With
proper care he will be able to resume bis
work in about a month.
Griggs County Courier: Honorable
John Ogden, state superintendent Of
public instruction, delivered a lecture
at the school house last Thursday even
ing. MI. Ogden introduced some good
points on educational matters that the
teachers will no doubt profit by.
Five challenges have been sent out by
the jamestown baseball team, and it is
thought arrangements can be made for
a game here on Memorial day. The
boys are practicing every night and ex-
pect to develop a strong nine before the
season is far advanced, says the Alert.
Articles consigned by express to the
following persons at Bismarck, will be
sold at public auction, June Is, at Boze-
man, Mont: E. Broddock, city bill
poster, Commonwealth, @. W. Latin, j.
E. Meyers, Louis Olson, H. E. Veg
mouth.
Ed. Wood of Menoken, who.was under
arrest for smashing a ballot box at the
last election, and who was SO troubled
with heart disease that it necessitated his
departure for Minneapolis just as his
case was called for trial, has, returned.
1t is said that his heart is much i'm
proved.