Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-22
The 8ismArek TribM,1e.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Wheat-No. l hard 81 cents.
Moth millers are unprecedentedly numer.
Gus this spring.
The robins have returned in greater
numbers than usual.
Very few farmers in the city this week
all too busy seeding.
Ira A. Fairbanks of Dawson, has COM
muted his timber culture.
Benjamin A. Barden and Will Mcdonald
made final proof Saturday.
Cal Wilson will move on and farm
the Suttle place this season.
MI. Thos. Asbridge commenced seed
ing Thursday with two seeders.
Hiram A. Joy filed homestead Saturday
on the contested Dunkelberg claim.
The Fargo Forum records the arrival of
Miss Bessie Starr Keefer of Bismarck in
that city.
1t is learned that Miss Ollie, daughter of
Senator Worst of Emmons county, is very
ill in Ohio.
Elmer E. Stinchcomb, Edward Cor
man and Willis A. Hartman filed home
steads Thursday.
John Peterson. Orville Dowas, Louis F.
Burquist and Hans c. Reeschagen filed
homestead entries Monday.
According to the Williansport Record
Austin Logan has taken his cattle down
to range on Horsehead creek.
According to the Dickinson Recorder the
Northern Pacific Railroad company will
sink an artesian we'll at Medora.
The Fargo gun club is making a noise
holding regular shoots, etc. What has be-
come of the Bismarck club?
The Abner O'Neal, engaged in hauling
wheat from Washburn to Bismarck, ar
rived with her second cargo Friday.
The base ball season was opened in
Mandan last Tuesday. What are the Bis
marck boys doing, Manager Leslie?
Good times. 1t looks like it, to see the
number of handsome road wagons, buggies
and Surveys unloaded at the depot every
day.
Mr.. D. H. Yeater of Emmons county, has
purchased from Messrs. J. A. Cotton & Son.
the fine imported English Shire stallion
"Jumbo."
Cigars were in order Thursday. Born,
Wednesday night at 11:45, to MI. and
Mrs. E. G. Morris, a ten-and-a-half-
pound boy.
The Baptist society at Steele, have COM
pleted the deal for their new property on
Broadway, and will work on
their church.
Frank Conway has been engaged by the
Western Union Telegraph company of this
city, to fill the place made vacant by Rob-
ert l.. Walton.
The Burleigh county teachers, insti-
tute will be held during the week end
ing May 30, with Mrs. Eisenhuth as
conductor.
Fargo real estate agents met to formu-
late an appeal to the real estate men of the
state to contribute to the Worlds Fair
fund. Good idea.
Professor Butterield got an extra lively
move on himself Monday, caused no
doubt by the arrival of a little baby girl in
bis household Sunday.
George Kline has a new sulky for Gold
Ore. If good grooming harness and sulky
counts, Georges horse surely will surprise
the boys this summer.
S. A. Peterson of Painted Woods, is
making arrangements to open a grocery
store in Bismarck, at the old Wise & Good
kind stand on Fourth street.
Mr.. Carr from the reservation, reports
the loss Of but n head out of eighty
wintered by him. All the balance have
come through in good shape.
Robert L. Walton laft Sunday night
for Ashland, Wis.,, he having accepted a
position in the Western Union company's
Office at that place as operator.
On account of the Episcopal entertain
ment on the Goth inst, it has been deemed
best to POSTPONE the Methodist entertain
ment one week-to the 18th inst.
AAOAO l AO" olAty-bWO COuVlCCS In lac
Bismarck penitentiary. This is within
seven of being the largest number ever
confined in this prison at one time.
Police Justice Boyle had his first case
Monday-a1 common drunki arrested by
Policeman McCue Friday. Judge Boyle
gave him good talk, and God speed.
Sd Swenson is fitting up a frst-class
bowling alley and billiard hall on Fourth
street.-the old Standard expects to open
up for sbusiness one week from Friday
night.
The application of Donald A. Stewart
OF ~Stewartsdale, for an extension of time
for the payment of his pre.emption
claim, has been allowed by the general
land Office.
Tuesday was a fairly busy day at the
land Office. There were thirteen entries,
among them Arthur Chessley and Amer
fca Chappell Of Williamsport, and Thomas
Jacobsen of Crofte.
Wednesday was another busy day at the
land Office, There were ten bomootaod