Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-01
The BismArtk Tribmme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

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The Bismarck boys also got second
money in the parade.
Col. w. A. Bentley is to deliver the
Fourth of July address at Steele.
A conservative estimate, places the
number of people in the city Tuesday,
at 1900.
There seems a general satisfaction
throughout the state, at the result of the
tournament.
81 I. c. DeGraf is putting in some cedar
hitching posts, for the convenience OF
his customers.
The Plaindealer says the Bismarck
boys with their apparatus made a very
fine appearance.
MI. and Mrs. E. L. Faunce passed q
part Of last week the guests of friends
in Williamsport.
It is now almost an assured fact that
the 500 will be ironed to Bismarck in
time to move the new crop.
The river is falling now almost as
rapidly as it rose, having lowered eight
inches in the past twenty-four hours.
The young man who was placed in
jail to sober up, has been released on
promise to go and do likewise no more.
The Fourth of July is to be e~nlivened
by a foot race for $50 a side, in which
he sports are manifesting great interest.
It is estimated hat about five
thousand people attended the afternoon
and evening performance of the circus,
Tuesday.
F. J. Mason: I think I'll run opposi-
ton to others in the refreshment bust
ness, and serve a little ice cream on the
Fourth, myself.
Night Operator Vernon has accepted
the Northern Pacific agency at Wheat
land, N. D., and the relieving operator
came in last night.
Howard Esmond ia wanted by his
brother who lives in Kinsmau, Ohio.
Last heard from Esmond was in the
vicinity of Bismarck.
E. G. Hobbs: The thermometer was
down to 43, Thursday. Is that cold for
this time Of year? Well, I should say
it is. Exceptionally cold, too.
Some of the sports went out to Glen
dive, recently, to attend the races, and
get pointers" They returned Thurs
day, the races lasting but n day.
The residence of Mrs. Conner on Third
street, has been connected with the
water mains, and the sparkling fluid of
the Missouri will flow there, hereafter.
A fight between two stations, inter-
ested a group of excited spectators, for
some little time yesterday. A really
good fight of this kind is worth seeing
Boyd township cast 8 votes for Per
kins and 9 for Rawlings, and Mckenzie
II for Perkins and - for Rawlings,
This gives Perkins a net majority Of.
265.
Fargo Forum: It is reported that the
Yerxa boys stole the blankets off the
Bismarck fellows cots and they we're
bound to beat them after that at any
cost.
A swinging scaffolding has been
placed in position, and the roof of the
First National Bank block, part of which
was torn off by the wind will soon be
repaired.
Grand Forks Herald: Joe Edgerley,
the young president of the State Fire
mems association, is worthy of his
honors. He has been an active fireman
for many years.
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of the pro-
gram for the Fargo races, which are, at
present, in progress at Detroit Lake.
The races are said, by those who know,
to be good ones.
The funny mar Of the Grafton Record
remarks that he saw a pig in a box, pass
through that city, by express. He adds,
further that the pig was returning from
the blind asylum at Bismarck.
Jamestown Capital; Rev. Frank Smith
who is said to be b powerfulsevangelist
will tackle the strongholds of Satan in
Bismarck next week. He must be a
man of nerve to undertake the job.
M. P. Skeeles: Don't look at my face.
I have just returned from a trip down to
Wooster's place in Emmons county. II
is a beautiful country and we had q
delightful trip, but I did get sunburned,
Don Stevenson, the Cannon Ball
ranchman, passed through the city yes.
terday with about one hundred head oil
steers, shipped from Miennesota and
Iowa. He proposes to stock up hie
range, new
Grand Forks Herald: Ex-Road.
master MCNAMARA, formerly on the