Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-12-02

class brass band. A good band would
be a credit to the city. Help the boys
along.
Cakes Republican: Prot. Wheaton is
shaking hands with his numerous friends
at this place. The professor came down
from Bismarck to attend the A. o. U. w.
ball and will return tomorrow evening.
He is the same old professor and looks
as though they treated him we'll at Bis
narck.
The vaults in the Merchants National
bank block are being removed, and the
brick taken therefrom will lie used in
the construction of a "water wall" about
the foundation of the building, to pre-
vent, as far as is possible, the periodical
inundation to which the structure is
subject.
Sandy Reid, the last of the typhoid
patients at the hospital, was reported last
Tuesday as much improved, needing but
care to render his recovery complete.
Reid has been in several weeks, and has
passed through the various stages of the
disease, and it is hoped his recovery will
be speedy.
Philip Pfeifer of Helm, S. d., and John
Vetsch of Exeter, made homestead n
tries Tuesday, and Joseph Galloway of
Armstrong, Augusta Hagerott of Man.
dan, and j. A. Caldwell of Williamsport,
made final homestead proofs. Elizabeth
Mcclellan made a final coal d%ecleratory
statement.
The day of the gay bicycler and his
bike has run its course. The comfort
able Safety and the pneumatic" will
not be seen on the b%oulevards for some
time, and must be relegated to the misty
rear, along with the fall overcoat, the
summer cane and the strawberry blonde
pantaloons.
jamestown Alert: Pheba Jeanette
Millard, q pretty little girl, arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Willard
this morning. DR.. DePuy reports the
mother and child doing nicely, and that
Byron is the happiest postal clerk on
the Middle division, with every reason
to feel proud.
Senator j. H. Worst: I am glad, in
deed, to see this pleasant weather. Stock
ranges out splendidly and look we'll.
Sheep, too, are doing finely. We feed
only a little hay in the morning and al.
low them to range for themselves during
the day. 1 hope for a continuation of
this warm weather.
Mlnto Journal: Jack Sheppard, who
was convicted last spring of grand lar
ceny an committed to the penitentiary.
is out on parole and arrived at Mimic
last week. Jack is looking fresh and
plump and says a few months at Bis
marck is better then a course Of treat
ment at the Kelley cure.
In the current number of Outing,
Frank G. LEM, the bicyclist, gives an
interesting account of his bicycle tour
from Minneapolis to Miles City, Mont.
He speaks of his stay in Bismarck, and
also of the fire of the 5th of last August,
which occurred during his stop in the
city. His article is an interesting one.
A reward of 1925 is offered by Dickin-
son authorities for the capture of Jack
Spray, who left the city under a cloud,
and took with him two horses, which
were owned by a Dickinson firm. Spray
will be remembered as having been at
the hospital here, and as having worked
around the city awhile after his recov.
cry.
Up at Washburn Thanksgiving was
celebrated in a truly joyous fashion. In
the evening a dance and farce comedy
comprised the entertainment. The
genial "Dick" Copeland of the Leader,
took part as one of the stars, and many
others of the young folks contributed
their several shares to a right royal good
time.
Mandan Times: Bismarck ia to have
a brass band. That little village is get
ting ambitious. The Tribune of this
week says; 1.-THE aid of citizens, as far
as is practicable, would be of material
benefit to them,'' That is right, n
courage the boys and maybe sometime
they can blow a tune on their little
horns.
Tickets for the dance to be given by
Typographical Union No. 14O, Dec. %,
will soon be on sale. As with the pro-
grams, the tickets are models of typo
graphical beauty and excellence. Every
arrangement which may contribute to a
complete success has been made, and
the dance promises to be the event of
the season.
George Gussner: Yes, I intend to
sell out my business as soon as I can.
1 haven't felt we'll for sometime, and
wish to 60 to Europe and rest awhile.
My business is good as ever and I hate
to leave it, but my health demands at.
tention. After a year or two 1 expect to
come hack IN this ~conntry o,d oo ,t.