Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-28
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
Mandan is having q building boom.
More snow is reported west of the
Missouri.
The steamer Josephine came up river
Sunday afternoon.
The laggard geese have at last begun
to put in appearances.
Captain w. S. Moorhouse has been on
the sick list for several days.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Dawson Sunday morning.
Robert McNider has made final COM
mutation proof IN his tree claim.
The thermometer stood at IS at high
noon Tuesday. Surely, ideal weather
for the 25th day of October.
Sunday evenings east-bound passen-
ger train was ten hours late, delayed by
q freight wreck near Spokane.
Charley White, who was shot over a
week ago at Hebron, is still confined to
his bed, but expected to recover.
James Sweeney of Darlington, and
Patrick Byron of Barlow, made home
stead entries at the land office Tuesday.
A democratic rally was held at Steele
last Saturday, M. A. Hildreth and John
D. Benton Of Fargo, being the principal
speakers.
j. H. Marshall shipped last Saturday
some samples of Burleigh county grass
to the Fargo agricultural college, for ex-
animation.
J. T. Brady, a Minneapolis photo
grapher, is, in the city, and will probably
locate here and fit up the old gallery on
Third street.
Orville Downs of Dawson, made final
homestead proof, and Johannes Sack
man Of Ashley, homestead entry at the
land Office Monday.
City. Clerk Barrett is comfortably in
stalled in his. new office on Broadway,
l. L1OmU udu lOChUlOu care 1OI Ul0
finances of the city.
The trial of Sergeant DAILY is still IN
progress at Fort Yates and may last for
some days yet. 1t has been in course
of trial now, over a month.
Mr.. See of this city, while in Mandan
Friday was taken with a paralytic
stroke. He was brought back to his
home on the accommodation.
A letter from Mrs. John Davidson, at
Brainerd, brings the news that Mr..
Davidson is resting we'll, and improving
as much as could be expected.
The City Council Journal, a monthly
magazine devoted to the interests of
cities and city organizations, presents,
in its October issue, an excellent likeness
of City Clerk Barrett.
Gottlieb Huber brought to the city
Saturday some fine specimes of vege-
table growth from his farm. Two car
rots, nearly twenty-five inches in length
are especially worthy of mention.
Fargo Republican: Everybody will
regret to learn that Nj. John Davidson
of Bismarck, the old-time and popular
station agent, is so seriously i'll that he
has gone to the Brainerd hospital.
The fact that the autumn weather in
North Dakota is the most delightful
weather enjoyed anywhere is again
strikingly exemplifed by the bracing
and yet not too cool atmosphere, at pres
emit enjoyed.
Local sportsmen are a~nxiously await
ing the arrival of geese. Several focks
have been seen, but as they have not yet
begun to come in numbers are not
being hunted to any great extent.
Washburn Leader: Michael T. O'Con-
nor is a candidate for states attorney IN
Burleigh county. He came out on q
petition, and swears that every other
mothers SOL of them will have to hunt
their holes.
One who knows: These country
rallies are doing a deal Of good. I have
heard many, in attendance upon them,
express their pleasure and intention of
voting the republican ticket straight.
Let the good work go on.
The Jerome Marble hunting party, on
their ed annual shooting tour, have
arrived at Dawson on their way east,
and are busily engaged in pursuing the
feathered denizens OF the ponds and
sloughs Of that vicinity.
Anumber Of Indians were in the city
Monday, having driven down from the