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

CITY AND COUNTY.

The weather just at present furnishes
an excellent subject for conversation.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Kinche Of this
city, last Wednesday night, a bouncing
baby boy.
Mandan Times: Hon. Julius Stevens
of Bismarck, was in Mandan Wednes
day or business.
The indications point to the planting
of more trees in Bismarck this spring
than ever before.
Oscar Will has purchased the A. M
Thompson property on Fifth street FOL
$1,260. A bargain.
The case of Warner Va. Smith, tried
last Saturday, was decided today in favor
of the defendant.
Barnum & Small are having the new La
Bon Ton restaurant building thoroughly
renovated and papered.
Miss Emma Beardsley invited some of
her friends to her home Friday evening.
A delightful time was had.
DR.. Fraser will occupy the Offices
formerly occupied by Flannery &
Wetherby in the Union block.
Fargo Argus: Superintendent Ogden
seems to take an enthusiastic interest in
the public schools of the state.
That hole on Fourth street is being
filled up with brick taken from the
foundation of the engine house.
And now it looks, to the stored indi-
vidual among the branches, as though
"balmy spring. were come, at last.
Miss Grace Smith and Barney Bur-
bage, of Livona, we're married at the
Catholic church Monday morning.
About $50 we're cleared by the en-
tertainment Thursday evening, for the
repair fund of the Methodist church.
Mayor Hunt has severed his connec-
ton with @. E. Joslin, with whom he
has been engaged for a term of years.
A genuine mid-winter snow storm pre-
vailed Sunday, but the flakes Of sno
melted as fast as it struck the ground.
The Pioneer says Morton county will
expend 81 1000 for frebreaks this year
instead Of 5000, as stated in the TR1B-
UNE
Senator Worst seems to be distinguish
~ lux ululS0lL W1cIctcI u0 ROC5 dOONU UuO
state, making speeches before teachers
institutes.
Henry Newton, John Mahaney and
some others of Bismarck's sportsmen
went out on a goose hunt, Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Kate Brady is having a barn
built back of her millinery establish
ment. It is to be 16x24 feet, and two
stories high.
Father Martin is riding in a new cart
and sports in addition a new set of har-
ness, the rig complete making quite a
nice turnout.
Samuel Small, from the reservation,
was in town with his estimable wife
"Wednesday. MI. Small reports seeding
as completed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
railroad commissioners was held at their
office Tuesday. Routine business only
NJ was transacted
Con Molloy was celebrating the Open
ing of May Monday by moving his
household effects into his new quarters
on Fourth street:
John Parker, Henry Van Beck, M. E.
MMallArof and Evard Wooster are EN-
mons c0untE's delegates to the Grand
+ Forks Elss c% e8n nttiRQ
John Yegen: The most backward
spring I have seen in this country. IL
will be warm sometime I hope, but just
when I cannot say.
Clarence Price has a cayote skin tanned
~ and lined IN his Office. It was mounted
by Claude Holley, and is an excellent
spiece of workmanship.
.S@s The Misses Frances and Birdie Lam.
bert gave a party to some of their init
mate friends Friday evening. A very
pleasant time is reported.
W7inona Times: Miss Birdie r. Lam
bert of Bismarck, will teach a foul
months term of school at Livona, com
mnencing Monday, May I'd.
Miss Startling of Perry, Iowa, was en-
gagged Monday by the School board fol
the ensuing year, in place of Miss Nc
Carthy who has resigned.
Mr., Hansen of Emmons county, is IN
The city and reports seeding as yer!
backward in his district, the grount
having been too wet to work..
Martin Peterson reports 25o acre
seeded on his farming land in tn
sStewartsdale district. This is abou'
half what Martin intends to put in.
IT is learned that Mr.. and Mrs, Flicl
Il sOf Winchester, were recently throw
from a buggy while the horse was run
ming away, add quite seriously hurt.
Fargo Forum: Hon. Dan Williams
for a long time warden of the Nortl
Dakota ~penitentiary, is in the city to
day with friends while on his way east
Governor Burke Tuesday issued
commission to Mr.. George W. Harmon
To attend the opening of the Memphi
bridge, as the representative OF Nortl
Dakota.
A letter from Charles Goodrich from
Bolton, Conn.,, conveys his best wishes
to the firemen' of Bismarck. Charlie!
seems to be having a good time down il
sggConnecticut.
Mrs. Arthur c. Logan, formerly Mis-
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