Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-23
The 8ismarek Tribnne.
CITY AND COUNTY.

the Bismarck extension of the 500.
A monster rattlesnake was recent,
killed in the G. o. D. (Wickham's) stor.
at Mandan.
Isaac G. A. Thorn and Elmer Tallea,
made homestead final proofs at the lane
Office Thursday.
Judge Chase has appointed Chas. Fer
MS administrator of the estate of Emms
L. Nichols, deceased.
White & Wachter's new barn is going
up rapidly under the management Of
Glineburg & johnson.
E. G. Hobbs is moving into the house
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrn.
Dudley, on Third street.
Capt. Moorhouse has been granted
the pension for which he has been con-
tending for several years.
Thomas Ritchie has charge of the
Northern Pacific Express Office in the
absence of Agent Morris.
Ex-Gov. Louis K. Church of Dakota,
has been chosen rs a presidential elector
of Washington by the democracy.
Austin Logan shipped on Sunday his
trotting mare Kit Logan, to Fargo,
where she is entered for the races.
Grand Chancellor Dahl announces
that a new lodge of Knights of Pythias
is soon to be organized at jamestown.
Dawson Standard: j. N. Brundage
drove down from Bismarck on Thurs
day, and will remain in this vicinity for
several weeks.
John H. Hickman of Gladstone, filed
ahomestead entry Tuesday, and Rosa
Rodecker of Sykeston, made a pre-. emp
ton final proof.
It is learned hat Major F. G. Hender-
shott has leased the Dawson Standard
for n year from it's present owner,
Arthur Brundage.
A disguised democrat: How glad I
am that I am not pledged to support
any party. And if I were, / fear I should
have to break my pledges.
J, ". Hillyer of London, is in Grand
Forks on business connected with the
Millers' association, Mr.. Hillyer is now
building a mill at Superior.
Christoph Raul and Jacob Kaul, Jr,
OF Jewell; Geo. Roth of A~shley-and Fred
Nieman of New Rockford, made final
homestead proofs Tuesday. F.!
A party of eight government snaggers
started up the river Thursday to remove
the wreck of the sunken steamer Abner
ONell from the channel of the river.
The creamery now stands almost in
place on the lot recently occupied by
the Holland seed store, and helps to fill
up the vacancy caused by the late fire.
. Erard Wooster was busy Tuesday,
preparing for the shipment Of the sheep
which have been confined in the eastern
part of the city. They will be shipped
to-day.
Frank Moorhouse made a flying trip
to Menoken Sunday evening on his
covering the distance between
the city and that point in a little more
than an hour.
Mrs. Holley: One of my agents in
South Dakota in three days sold sixty
copies of "Once Their Home" my
history of Dakota; speaking we'll I think
for all concerned.
One who was there: Captain Braith-
waite Is one of the most effective "op-
posers" it was ever my experience to see.
Alone and single-handed he stood off
the entire convention,
It is learned that the twin children of
Simon Kurtz of Williamsport have died,
one Tuesday night and the other
Wednesday morning. The children
we're about three months of age. !
Mrs. Murdoch of Fort Yates, who has
been visiting in the city for some time,
was taken to the hospital Tuesday even
ing, on account of a severe illness. She
improving at latest reports.
The schedule which has been granted
operators by the officials of the North.
ern Pacific will, 1t is estimated, increase
the salary of those employed at this
station from SIS to 500 per month.
Mimic Journal: Nellie Mcdonald of
Bismarck, spent a week or more in this
vicinity canvassing for sour Legacy
from the Dakotas," and met with very
%1attering success. She went to Ardoch
Monday.
j. d. Mcdonald has returned from
Menoken, where he has been engaged
with the threshing of his wheat. From
100 acres he threshed 1850 bushels, and
go acres Of the field averaged 2219 BUSH
els per acre.
Fargo Forum: Cashier Lyon reached