Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-25
CITY AND COUNTY.

granted a pension of $12 per month. :
Judge Winchester has been occupied
with the trial of a case in Mandan for
several days.
Ralph w. Simpkins, formerly of the
Sanborn Enterprise, has taken charge Of
the Dawson Standard.
The land contest case of Wilhelm
Kath vs. Albert Babba has been decided
in favor of the contestant.
P. B. Webb: We have not purchased
the entire stock of Stevens Bros, only
that part of it which is new.
Fargo Republican: When it comes to
giving the election returns, the Bismarck
TRIBUNE leads all the papers.
Lewis E. Foode of Sykeston, and Her.
man H.. Kroeger of New Salem, were
homestead entry men Tuesday.
Troop D, Tenth cavalry, is relieved
from duty at Fort Keogh and will be
stationed at Fort Buford, N. D.
The contest case of Gus Hage VS..
Martin Bourgeois was decided at the
land Office Monday in favor of the con-
testant.
Robert Nelson aud Miss Annie John
SOB, both of this city, were married by
Judge Chase at his residence on Sunday
evening.
Joseph Fox and Matinus Wick were
appointed as the subscription committee
for the democratic celebration. Help
them along.
Upwards of seventy homestead pa
tents have been received at the land
Office. Twelve of them are for Burleigh
county settlers.
Fargo Republican: Denny Hannitin
looms up as a candidate for United
States senator on the fusion ticket.
'Rah for Denny.
In the district court Henry Nelson
was Monday found guilty of shooting
Aug. Katshe and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for four years.
A map of the definite location of nine
and one-half miles of the 500 road in
Foster county was received and filed at
the land Office Saturday.
1t is said the Northern Pacific have
arranged a new schedule to take effect
January 18th, and that two through
trains daily will be run after that date.
The term of court promises to be a
short one. 1t is probable court will be
adjourned this evening until Saturday,
and the remaining cases finished up
then.
John Dillon, the favorite comedian, is
booked to appear in Bismarck some
time in December, in his new and sue
cessfal play, entitled "A Model Hus-
Jerry Plants: The river closed up
solid at about 4 o'clock Monday after
noon The boats are all in winter quar-
ters, and river traffic has closed for the
season.
G. L. Hoyt of Mandan, and George L..
Gilbert of Bismarck, have been drawn 70
serve as petit jurors in the United States
court, which convenes at Grand Forks
Dec. IL.
It is rumored that the initiatory steps
are being taken to establish a national
ieved by many that the project will be
contaminated.
Steam heating apparatus is being
placed in the Lamborn hospital. and in
the course of a week or SO the entire
institution will be fitted throughout and
heated by steam.
All parties wishing to lend. their aid
by subscription to the fund for the
democratic jubilee, which occur Dec.
9th, can leave their mites with A. N.
Leslie, treasurer. at TRIBUNE Office.
It may seem like adding to the grief
of the blizzardy east to mention the
word street sprinkler on the Gay before
Thanksgiving, but it would not have
been very badly out Of place yesterday.
The thermometer went down to zero
Sunday night, but failed to come down
any lower. With storms to the east,
west, north and south of Us the Missouri
slope Seems a pretty good climate still.
: Eric W. Peterson of Washburn, and
Juliana Klundt of Dakem, made home
stead entries, and Edward D. Mats and
Joseph Ballinger of Westfeld, made
final homestead proofs atthe land Office
Friday.
The building recently occupied by the
j. II. Marshall shoe firm is being reno
waited, and it is said will be occupied In
the near future by q city firm, who will
put in a stock of stationery and notions
IN that line.
In Stark county the official count has
been adjourned until the 23d inst. to
and Caldwell, an opportunity TO procure
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all ballots cast.
A deal has been about completed
whereby Webb Bros. assume ownership
Of the furniture stock formerly owned
by Stevens Bros. The building soon to
be vacated by them has already been
rented to other persons.
Frederick LegmiIler OF Richardton,
filed a homestead entry and CLANS Mel
son Of Sanger, John W. Gruschus of
Dickinson, and Heinrich Schneider of
Antelope, made homestead final proofs
at the land office Wednesday.
Michael Schmierer of Eureka, s. D.,
made homestead entry, and Fred e.
Baiieyof Sterling, Christoph Kramer,
Christian Bader, Dr., and Frederick
Georg Of Ashley, made Homestead
entries at the land Office Thur6day.