Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
troubled with erysipelas. He was taken
i'll Tuesday afternoon, but it is hoped he
will soon be able to be out again.

~ SoO1 NO fOlS " pC u CSoAus
Roger Allin: 1 believe the whea
acreage in Walsh county will be greateI
this year than last. In the western par
of the county there will be an increase
F. w. Cathro, Mrs. Eisenhuth, Mrs
DIR. Stickney, and the Misses Crawley, o
Dickinson, and Miss Julia Finger. o
South Heart, passed a day in the Ba,
Lands recently.
Detroit Lake. Mimi, that favorite re
sort for North DakotanS. is looming III
in summer attire and fishing parties ar.
being planned to gather in some of the
tinny inhabitants of those clear waters
The Big Muddy is on quite a rampag,
for this season of the year and there i.
40 fear that the many boats plying be-
tween this port and others up and dowr
the stream will rub up on the sandbars
A case Of violation of the postal laws
was before United States Commissioner
Allen Tuesday. Owing to the absence
of important W illnesses the hearing was
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
Representative Fay: Things in Nc.
lntosh county are booming. There vii
be at least 35 per cent. increase in the
wheat acreage over last year. We feel
very much encouraged down in our sec.
ton.
The electric light wires and poles are
being taken down. This is as i. should
be, for, there being no use for them, the,
are nothing but a source of danger and
u dot Iy,ayf f0 tho oD,nnroN,> @e kLr
streets.
Senator Mccormack, of Grand Forks
This is my presidential ticket this year
Blaine for the first place and Cleve
land for the second. l feel sure thi.
ticket would carry the country from on,
end to the other.
The dust flying onthe streets Wednes
day was a novelty to some of the mem,
bers who have been living in the heavier
soil portions of the state, where mud ha:
reigned supreme for a time. The change
was quite refreshing, they said.
4. case wa tried before Justice BOYLE
yesterday. in which a step-son sued bis
step-father for s97, wages uue him. E
Q. Chase argued the case for the defend
ant, and John A. Stoyell for the plaintiff
for whom judgment was rendered.
Agent John Davidson in Fargo Forum
Bismarck is prospecting. Seeding is al
finished, and the wheat is doing splen'
did: This spring is very similar to the
spring of 80 and that year the crops out
west were the largest We aver had.
1t is understood that Mrs. Ogden hat
given up her intention to establish a
kindergarten in this city. This is to be
regretted, as many mothers of the cit,
hoped their children would receive the
many benefits of this preliminary train.
ing.
Some of the many admirers of Repre-.
sentative Williams, who live near the
city of Grand Forks, consigned him {
small box by express Wednesday. He
states that the same contained bananas
about a gallon of them we should
judge.
A. NJ. Packard, editor of the Mandar
Times, and McDougal, mayor of the city
OF MADAM, represented the mystic Links
OF that booming little place at the grand
loige this week. Both gentlemen made
the News a pleasant culi,~~Devils Lake
News.
Dawson Standard: w. W. Sperry
baggageman on the Northern Pacific,
passed through Dawson on his way te
jamestown on Tuesday evening, where
he will make a short visit with his
cousins, Misses Meta and Myrtle
Sperry.
The Emmons county institute. which
was to have been held Monday, has been
postponed because of the inability to 60.
a conductor for that date, and the
enforced absence of Deputy Cathro
Prof. Hancock and Senator Worst. A
date will be arranged later,
Lieutenant Governor Allen: I have
just dropped in from my farm in Walsh
county where l have been very busy witt
the seeder and drag. 1 did not go tc
the meeting of the Presbytery at Port
land al I was TOO busy and 1 would mo-
be able to get there and back in time fol
my official duties.
H. w. Grambs has Just completed hit
contract at the Lamborn hospital, having
done a nice piece of work. Each foo
has been fitted up with a large and com
modious bath room and closet, with al
the modern improvements. This add!
one more convenience to an alread,
model institution.
Mrs. Matilda Phelps, widow of VIM
J. Phelps, died at Providence, R. l., OF
the oath inst, at the age of 81. Mrs
Phelps was the mother of G.. H
Phelps Of this city. She had been
member of the NJ. E. church of Bristol
K. l., for over seventy years, the oldes
member living.
There was a little ripple of excitemen
at the depot last evening. The baggag
truck was placed too near the edge o
the platform, and was unceremoniousl
ousted from it's position by the incomin
passenger train. Mr.. Riley wa throw
down and narrowly escaped injury. Tn
truck is minus a wheel.
The universally admired actress Rhe
will make another tour of the state i
the e future. 1t is understood sh
will appear in Bismarck about the 30tt
Those who have seen Rhea are anxiou
to see her again, and those who hav
not seen her, will enjoy witnessing he
acting for the first time.
Senator Johnson: Upin Ward count
we are all right. The heavy rains hay
insured us a good crop of grass and thi
will make the thousands of cattle'fa
Our grain is growing fast and all in a
/ tho kS0nrr oo,,,~op --1 - A. $500