Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-08
The Bismarek Trihnme.
CITY AND COUNTY,

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the result of the races.
Senator Worst delivered the Grafton at
Spiritwood on the Fourth.
The Good Templars took in about $50,
at their ice cream parlors on the Fourth.
Two boat loads of wheat are at the
landing, and being unloaded by the mill
workmen.
Superintendent Perkins has some fine
specimens of Strawberries grown on his
own lots in Bismarck.
w. H. Winchester of this city, has
been elected G. NJ. by the Masons, in
session at Grand Forks.
A little girl arrived at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter, yesterday, to
celebrate the Fourth of July.
Forum, Tuesday: R. d. Hoskins, of
Bismarck, came in last night, and was
called to Devils Lake this morning to
attend court.
The Plaindealer announces the ar
rival of the Hon. Joseph Hare, at Grand
Forks, and his intention to attend the
convention of Masons.
Rev. M. G. Miner, the Baptist minis
ter at Steele, is expected to preach at the
Baptist church, next Sabbath, IN the
absence of Pastor Kline.
The river is now higher than aver be-
fore recorded at this season of the year.
1t is still rising, and the indications are
that it will 60 over the banks.
Three boys injured at the races in
Dickinson, one at Mandan, one in this
city and one at Steele. is the Fourth of
July record for the Missouri slope.
A stockman: I have sold a great
number of horses in and about Bis
marck, during the past few months, and
think I shall ship in more, as there seems
to be a demand for them.
Two lots belonging to the Frisby
estate, were sold at the court house, yes
terday morning to Webb Bros, by O. H.
Will, the administrator. The lots are
down on the Missouri below town.
A very nice tennis court has been CON-
pleted on the grounds at the quarter
masters department., and the tennis
loving residents of the city are display
ing each evening, their abilities in the
game.
NJ. Wadsworth, the Little Missouri
stockman, came in from Fort Berthold,
Tuesdays He has just closed a deal
with Major Murphy for 100 head of
horses.
Hon. John Satterlund of Washburn,
received the welcome Intelligence Tues
day of the arrival, at the hospital in
Bismarck, of a bouncing baby boy, and
mother and child doing we'll.
Kajanka, which will be remembered
as having been shown in the city last
year, is billed for Bismarck next Satur-
day night. The show is an interesting
n and will no doubt be largely at
tended,
Very heavy rains are reported to
have occurred between Bismarck and
Dickinson Friday night. No washouts
are reported, but the road bed is quite
soft and all trains have orders to run
slow.
The jamestown Alert comments on
the numbers of tramps in that city.
Bismarck has been exceptionally free
from the genius hobo this year, and very
few petty robberies by them have been
reported.
Mike Holloran received the sad news
of the death of his brother John, we'll
known in Bismarck, on his ranch near
Livingston, from a stroke of lightning.
Mike left last night to take charge of
the remains.
Russ Bolton, the young fellow who
was injured at the races, is reported to
be doing nicely. Although the shoulder
is broken, the break is not a serious one
and with care he will be able to be up
in a short time.
Only one attempt at a runaway, at the
races. A horse became frightened,
and started to run, but the
driver, a lady, chung bravely to the lines.
and succeeded in checking him before
any accident occurred.
Jamestown Capital: National day at
the Spiritwood lake, Chatauqua assem-.
bly, will be July 18th, on which occasion
North Dakota's popular governor, Hon
A. H. Burke, has been requested and haf
consented to deliver an address.
A marriage license was issued by
Judge Chase, yesterday, to Christopel
8kess, a prosperous farmer lear Bis
1arck, and Miss Regina Bosch of EN-
T non county. They are to be married
by Father Martin on Tuesday, next.
For the benefit Of those living SOM
distance from the city, it may be we'll tt
state that a special rate of one and one