Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
The Bismartk Trihnne.
CITY N COUNTY.

Another half-lnch or RAIN fell ON frl-
day night.
Senator Worst discusses some legisla.
tive measures in the Plaindealer.
This weeks crop bulletin is n to
cause a general joy throughout the
state.
The sidewalks on Fourth street, be-
tween Thayer and Rysser, is receiving
some needed improvements.
The Casselton Fire department. will
take part 10 the annual tournament
street parade at Grand Forks.
Thursday, the river fell n point
here, two at Buford, rose n point at
Pierre and eight at Sioux City.
A part of the right hand upper corner
of the Central block was torn off by the
heavy wind of Thursday night.
Not a case before Justice Boyle, dur
ing the entire week. Surely Bismarck is
quiet and orderly as could be desired.
A new weather service station has
been established at Dawson, with
Harvey Kepler as voluntary observer.
According to Engineer Sloan, the
river has risen twenty-four inches in the
last twenty-four hours, and is still ris-
ing.
Mandan Times: Mrs. Davidson of
Bismarck, and Mrs. Green of Fargo,
we're guests of Mrs. c. E. V. Draper last
Saturday.
The Fourth of July committee is get
ting up a startling poster, setting forth
the features of the celebration to be
held here.
John Logan, an old-time Bismarck
boy, who has for some time been clerk
ing in the freight Office at Livingston,
Mont, is back again, occupying the same
position.
B. W. Shaw, the Mandan attorney
we'll known to Bismarckers, is a candi-
date for the county superintendency of
that county.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Atheism of
Brainerd, mother and sister of Mrs
Fred Hollembaek Of this city, are visit
ing her here.
Mrs. J. H. Worst, who has been stop
ping with Mrs. Williams, has been re-
moved to the Lamborn hospital, on &C
count Of her continued illness.
No trains arrived from the west, dur
ing the period between s o'clock Sunday
evening and 4 o'clock Tuesday morning,
or nearly thirty-six hours.
Steele Ozone: E. H. Wilson was
down from Bismarck, Thursday, looking
after his sheep interests. The sheep are
in charge of Ross Anderson.
The pencil pushers are IN session at
Fargo. Editor futile Of the Mandan
Pioneer, and Packard of the Times, rep.
resented this section of the state.
Among the names of the United States
petit jurors. drawn for the July term al
Devils Lake, are noticed those of Wm
Healey, of Bismarck, and A. W. Hoyt
and D. R. Taylor, of Mandan.
Frank Reade received the sad news oil
his mothers death, Wednesday morn.
ing. She died from the effects of a fall
being i'll about a week. MI. Reade has
the sympathy of the community.
There were more farmers seen in the
city Tuesday, than have been seen fol
some time. Loads of potatoes and
garden vegetables in small quantities
were brought into town by some of
them.
The wind of Thursday night did some
damage abont the city. At Dykes
boarding house two beautifully growing
trees we're SO badly broken as to necessi
tate their being sawed off. Other slight
damages are reported.
Sioux City journal: Captain Talbot
and some representatives of the Charles
Mix county people will hold a conference
to-day relative to the formation Of
company to purchase the Libbie Conge1
and put her in the Charles Mix county
trade.
Grand Forks Plaindealer, June 9th
Senator Worst arrived this morning anc
will lecture this evening before thu
teachers institute at the court house
MI. Worst is a brilliant and entertaining
speaker and a literary treat may be OK
pected.
The business men of Main street ar.
doing the regular spring repairing. H
W. Grambs has had his store front re
painted, and added IN awning, while tn
First National bank are putting up
new awning. Other improvements ar
in progress.
Farmers who have occasion to driv
over the Hay creek road going to an,
from Bismarck complain that it is out O
repair and needs attention. The roac
supervisors of that district will probably
attand In tho mattar nc eoon nc 4bn