Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-16
The 8ismarek Tribnne.
l T AND COUNTY.

Ed. Patterson says he IS glad he did
not go to New Orleans.
Another penalty OF five per cent. on
real estate taxes, after October l.
Threshing is being delayed by the
continual and exasperating rain.
Congressman johnson will speak at
Bismarck on Wednesday, October 26.
Jupiter Pluvius is respectfully re-
quested to come down from the perch.
Report comes from Menoken of the
birth of another boy to Mr.. and Mrs
Wilton.
Miss Alice Gribble of Sterling, who
has been seriously ill for several weeks,
is rapidly recovering.
Miss Rosalind @. Slaughter, Saturday
filed a homestead on a valuable piece of
Burleigh county land.
Fargo Forum: Honest John Yegan of
Burleigh, is a candidate for reelection to
the legislature. A good man.
Mrs. Hugh McGarvey has been seri-
ously i'll for the past two weeks, and
was very low at latest reports.
Miss Gribble of Sterling is quite seri-
ously ill, and Doctor Harcourt was called
down last evening to attend her.
Gerald Pierce: I insured E. H. Will
son, Tuesday, for $4,000, and have more
prominent business men in prospect.
The stage driver who came in from
Winona Tuesday says that all of the
blind piggers in that town have been
pulled.
1t is said that some early harvested
wheat has been brought into Steele,
sprouted, because of the continued wet
weather.
The Emmons County Record says
that MI. and Mrs. Whitford of Bis
marck, visited the Williamsport country
last week.
Mr.. J. o. Sullivan of Mandan, was
married at st. Paul on the 4th inst, to
Miss Martha Louise Schroeder, of Mil
waukee, Wis. .
Dickinson papers report the birth of a
twenty-eight pound girl to Mrs. Orrin
Kendley, daughter of Sam Whitney
formerly of this city.
The September issue of the Northwest
Magazine contains a pleasing little poem
from the pen of Miss Jessamine
Slaughter Of this city.
The young folks are discussing the
organization Of a dancing club, and pro-
pose to pass the winter evenings in bow
ing at the throne of Terpsichore.
Patents were received at the land
Office Saturday, for each of the follow
ing persons: Ada B. Hatch, J. T. Scott,
FrankliD Richardson and Stella G. Robin
son.
An Old Timer: Nothing is so good as
a stiff white frost to clear up such
weather as we have had recently, and I
look for clear, warm weather from now
forth.
The Hillsboro Herald says that Miss
Sadie Lanterman who formerly taught
at Bismarck, has returned to her former
position in the high school at Aberdeen,
South Dakota.
"Chas. Wachter and one Fryckland,
we're Monday subpoenaed by Marshal
Price, as witnesses in the Joy case, to
appear before the grand Jury, at Fargo,
September 9th.
Among the published entries for the
fall meeting of the Fargo turf club, to
be held October 4, s, 6, is noticed Kit
Logan, entered by Austin Logan, in the
2:40 and Eat trots.
Doctors Kendrick and Smyth per-
formed a difficult surgical operation
upon Mrs. Waldorf Of Wllliamsport, at
the hospital, Friday. The patient is
getting along nicely.
Steele Ozone: DR.. Smyth and the ed
itor visited Bismarck Tuesday. The
doctor has two surgical cases at the st.
Alexius hospital and will be obliged to
make bi-weekly visits for some time.
According to the Grand Forks Plain
dealer, Sig Hanauer formerly proprietor
of an extensive clothing house in Bis.
marck, and later of St. Paul, is now
looking for a location in Grand Forks.
The Indians who went down to ForI
Yates to attend the annual religious CON
ference, passed through the city Wednes'
day en- route to their home at Berthold,
accompanied by the Rev. Hall of thai
place.
Farmers are of the opinion that it il
about time for this continued wei
weather to give way to a little sunshine
T%hresning is being much delayed, and
wheat will be injured if the rain CON
tinues.