Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-05-06

among. those farthest front. Hi,
escape from the building is miraculous
and he says he cannot, himself, explain
it. Henry's many friends congratulate
him upon his good fortune in escaping
uninjured.
Work has begun upon the engin'
house: The foundation has been 1e
moved and new planking is being put in
A couple of the brick, which formed tn,
old foundation, was seen, and it is of 8
miserably poor quality, IN fact, as Custo
dian Wallace expressed it, nothing but
pressed mud"
Concerning a former Bismarcker, thu
Sioux City Journal says: Arthur Linn
newspaper man of Canton, S. D., for
merly of Sioux City, writes to the Siou,
Falls Argus-Leader that he is taking
the bi-chloride of gold treatment il
Sioux Falls for the drink habit, and OK
presses the opinion that it is a gool
thing.
Nineteen years ago, Sunday, JohI
Yegen came to Bismarck. He came w
the Missouri on a steamboat, and wa
here a month before the Northern Pacific
came through. MI. Yegen is one of Bis
marck's oldest and most respected bust
ness g He says trade is good; that
Bismarck suits him exactly, and that he
proposes to stay here.
A great deal of fast driving and riding
on the streets has been noticed lately.
While it is not strange that the owners
of high steppers and "hyers" are proud
of them and wish to show their PAGES,
yet some one is liable to serious injury
at street crossings. The racetrack is
the place for racing, and it is to be hoped
that it will hereafter be remembered.
AS the time for the tiremen's tourna-
ment at Grand Forks draws near, it is
we'll to call the attention of those
interested to the necessity for organiza-
ton and practice. The capital city must
and will be represented. Let all fire.
men bear this" III mind. Let them arise
IN their might and scoop in the laurels.
Practice next Friday evening, go don't
neglect to attend.
Rumors are rife in Helena that the
time of train 4, is to be shortened. It
is said that the mail contract will be
awarded to one of the two roads,
the Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern, making the best time. This
means, also, the shortening of the time
of train 2, for while 4 carries through
mail, 2 carries local mail and this also
will be taken into consideration.
Mr.. w. @. Tubbs,. the we'll known
travelling man tells the Mandan Pioneer
that the volume of trade in North Da-
kota for the first quarter of this year has
been the largest in the history of the
state. He says there is one thing that
speaks we'll for the state, that is, that the
wholesale dealers in New York, Boston
and other wholesale centers in the east
are sending men to work all the towns
IN the state.
Fargo Forum. The Missouri slope is
richi in grazing upland and lowlands.
Countless acres are open for settlement.
The land Office at Bismarck welcomes
all who come. Emmons. Morton, Nc
Lean, Oliver, Stark, Mercer, Williams,
Billings, Burleigh, and other counties are
fairly settled with prosperous, we'll to do
people. There are homesteads for
thousands more-all to be had for the
asking. Go and take a claim and be
happy.
Miss Mamie Robidou and Mr.. Chas.
Wachter we're married yesterday at the
Catholic church. The groom is and has
been one of Bismarck's faithful and en-
terprising residents, and the bride is one
of the capital city's delightful young
ladies. A host of friends wish them
success and happiness. Quite a number
of friends of the bridegroom and the
brides father gathered at the residence
of the latter last evening to extend
hearty congratulations.
Dickinson Press: We hear on all sides
general commentator of Judge VIM
chester's rulings and decisions in the
court room. His frankness and frmness
on all points arising, win the respect
and confidence Of the people; then too,
the Judge tries in every instance to avoid
unnecessary expense and unnecessary
contention. He is the right man in the
right place, and there is no doubt that
the people of the western portion of the
Sixth judicial district will ask this fall
for the denomination of w. H. Win.
| chester to the office which he has so ably
filled.
Jamestown Alert: There can be little
doubt that the people OF jamestown Will
| see a new opera louise and fine block OF
stores before fall, on the Lloyd property
| north of the Gladstone hotel. Plans fol
\ the opera house and seven stores were
| received Saturday. James Lloyd left fol
st. Paul last night to direct a slight
change in the plans. The opera house
is on the ground floor on Third street
and Fifth avenue, with front and side
entrances. The block will be a two
story brick throughout..and finished il
frst-claes style. Ground for excavation
was being broken to day.
Forest City Capitol: In conversation
with Captain Belk of the steamer Rose
bud, he Informed us that to his positive
knowledge the coal company which ii
headed by Mr.. Plenty of England, is
bona fde affair. The lumber is on the
ground for the construction OF the barge
to be used in transporting the Goa
down the river to market. The captain
says he lately saw a dispatch from Mr.
Plenty who is in New York and on his wa.
to his mines north of Bismarck on tn
Missouri river, to q steamboat captain a
Bismarck, telling him he would fine
plenty of work all summer shipping
supplies from Bismarck to the mines
This ooonroe the neople Of Forest Cit,