Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-18
CITY AND COUNTY,.

horns for the present.
W. H. Douglas: Have you heard
from Maine? Where we're we, anyway?
Fargo Forum: DR.. Bentley is elected
from Burleigh county and will be found
a most active member Of the legislature.
Thirty-four civil, and three criminal
cases are upon the docket for the term
of court which convenes the 22d inst.
Asa Fisher: I guess We will be about
two votes behind the door in the United
States senate, from the way it appears
nov.
Fargo Forum: A state senate without
Colonel Little would be an anomaly.
He goes back with a good majority of
Burleigh republicans behind him.
Jjelsenes, the man with the unpro-
nounceable name, who attempted suicide
on the train last Friday is rapidly i'm
proving and will probably recover.
A number of %citizens attended a tur-
key shoot at Fort Rice reservation Fri
day evening, and several of them brought
home fat turkeys for Thanksgiving.
James Ritchie, of the express Office,
earned his title of Nimrod by bringing in
Sunday evening a large white tail deer,
one of the fruits of the days chase.
A. G. McGillivray: Things quiet in
Stark county after election. We trans
act our usual amount Of business, and
affairs are in a f%ourishing condition.
The date for the Carleton Opera com
pany has been changed from the 26th to
the 28th inst. The..old and time tested
play of Uncle Toms Cabin occurs on the
Both.
Dawson Standard: The Bismarck
Tribune is entitled to the pennant for
furnishing the latest election returns
and largest report of any paper in the
state.
Albin Schneider of Winchester, made
p%re-emptlon final proof, and Jacob
Lukas of Oshkosh, and Andrew Seaburg
of Napoleon, made homestead entries
Wednesday.
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of a copy
of the Cork (Ireland) Weekly Herald,
with compliments of M. j. Flavin.
"Mike" will be remembered by all Bis
marckers.
Attorney General Spencer says he
wasn't running in Walsh county. When
he read the returns he about concluded
that his name had been left off the bal
lots altogether.
Jamestown Alert: Dr. Bentley is spoken
of for speaker of the house at Bismarck
this winter, and Seth Newman of Cass,
is being suggested for chairman of the
Judiciary committee.
w. A. Falconer: I have no kick COM
ing as far as I am personally concerned.
My majority was a good one. I am
sorry to see the state ticket go down
though. 1t is too bad.
Fargo Republican: DR.. Bentley is
spoken Of for speaker of the house at
Bismarck this winter, and Seth Newman,
of Cass, is being suggested for chairman
of the judiciary committee.
Postmaster Bogue: Yes, I am looking
around the Office pretty carefully, for I
presume my time is short. Still, I'll have
plenty Of sympathizers, for there will be
a number of us in the same fix.
Louis Larson: I am surprised at the
. whole result, and especially sorry that
Burke is defeated. He has made a good,
able and conscientious official and I
would like to have seen him re elected.
Mandan Pioneer: The man Nelson,
who is charged with assault upon Au-
gust Katske, had his preliminary trial
son Wednesday. He waived examination
He has engaged MI. Shaw to defend
him at the forthcoming term of court.
Harry Galloway has fled complaint
in justice court against L. M. Griffin.
Grifin's cattle broke into and damaged
Gallaway's field, were taken up by the
latter for damages and replevined by
Griffin. The hearing of the case has
been set for Saturday.
Maj. Hamilton and his associates Pol
lock and Rourke Of the compilation COM
mission, arrived in the city Tuesday.
They will devote the greater portion of
their time from now until the legislature
meets preparing their work for that
body.
FL. P. Bogue: I understand there is a
petition out already for the appointment
Of one Of my democratic friends to the
po~stmastership. OF course, I suppose
it is all right, but if does seem rather
premature. II reminds me Of the man
who was dying. and wanted big Ma