Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-15
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N. Eppinger is able to be out again.
A. 8. Ullum, brother Of Rufus vii
teach the Ecklund school.
ST.. Hughson returned last week
from Canada with a bride.
Peter Ranborn proved up on his claim
south OF Menoken Wednesday.
Mrs. Suter and daughter Clara, from
LiYonia, spent Wednesday in town.
The Emmons county republican con-
vention meets at Winchester on the 23rd
inst.
Israel Robinson has accepted the po-
sition of Steward on the steamer jose
phine.
Frank R. Little of Croppe was in the
city Wednesday, and leftfor home with a
lot of machinery.
The chamber of commerce will meet
next Monday afternoon at the city hall
at the usual hour.
The Glascock stallion "Ray' is now in
the hands of new owners-Messrs. Clark
and Mcdonald. i. BE-
The new carpenter shop on Third
street is run by M. Glineberg and
Alderman L. E. johnson.
In the district court q decree of
divorce has been granted to Mary Boom
from her husband Diedrich Boom.
Ike Hayes, Bismarck's colored pugi-
list, knocked out his man at Helena,
Jack Stone, in the twentieth round.
Fetzer's full orchestra will furnish the
music for the last dance of the season at
the Atheneum next Monday evening.
s. M. Howard, the butter and egg man
from Menoken, is rejoicing over the ar
rival of a young son in his household.
-Four timber culture contests were
fled at the land Office Wednday. They
are all for lands in township 145, range
81.
It is reported that j. G. Rapelje sailed
from France for America Saturday, and
will soon be with his Bismarck friends
again.
John Allen was in with q load of pota-
toes Monday. He is selling them for
Is cents a bushel and has 1000 bushels
to sell.
Professor Fetzer's orchestra will give
it's last ball at the Atheneum on April
10. Fnll orchestra will be present.
Tickets 81.
Flowing a commenced Wednesday on
the Quinlan farm, just beside the peni-
~tentiary. The ground was in splendid
condition.
E. S. Allen sold a farm in section 10,
township 139, range 70, to Ole johnson
Bostrom, a new conner from Mortified,
Mimi, for $3.50, Tuesday.
At the meeting of the county board
on tie 18th inst, 43 names were drawn
to complete the jury panel-30 from out
side and Is from Bismarck.
Henry Tatley purchased of Larry Cas-
selman Monday an English Shire
~stallion-an excellent specimen of horse
hesh-paying therefor $1,000.
MI. Atrill, a cousin of Mrs. Atrill of
this city, has arrived from Canada, and
will superintend Mrs. Atrill's extensive
farming operations this season.
The guests of the Sheridan house in
dulged in dancing Saturday evening-an
impromptu affair in which Charley
Thompson was a leading spirit.
Captain Cotton and son Of Williams.
port have just received a car load of i'm
ported horses and will have a car load of
heavy mares to arrive next week.
Stanton Pilot, q: Farmers have
been seeding this week. The low grounds
are not dry enough to cultivate, but the
uplands are in excellent condition.
Ninety-nine filings last month ct the
Bismarck land Office. The demand for
North Dakota dirt is increasing. The
land Office will be rushed from now on.
After a years residence in Glenview
ia tOWAoAAPS La IAOuu uCClO0u ~ Wd6
good enough for him, by making home
stead entry on OK of M of section -.
Farmers recently up from Emmons
county report considerable snow still in
the stubble ground and that in conse-
quence blowing will be greatly delayed.
John Southmayd was in from his Kid
der county ranch Wedne sdsy. John is in
excellent spirits, as usual, and ready for
anything from a church picnic to a horse
race. ~
Fargo Republican: The city Of Bis
marck has had an elegant suficiency of
licensed blind pigs, and the council has
very properly reconsidered the ordi-
nance.
The Pattid Rosa company jumped
from Helena to Grand Forks, passing
through Bismarck Monday night and
appearing in Grand Forks Tuesday