Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-12-16
The Bismartk Tribn,1e.
CITY AND COUNTY.

BlOrgur .. HOuglanQ OF IaylOr, maue
final homestead proof at the land Office
Thursday.
'Roschus Vetsch of Emmons county,
made homestead entry at the land office
Wednesday.
The courts throughout the state are
grinding out candidates for the p%eniten-
tiary pretty rapidly.
Latest market quotations-"Salt riv-
err tickets steady at So, with chances in
favor of a rise IN price.
The name of the Ladies' Charitable
society has been changed to the Benevo-
lent association of Bismarck.
9. D. Edick, auditor elect, is moving
his family to town, and will occupy
rooms in the Thompson house.
Yesterday was the first day in sew
eral months that neither a proof or an
entry was fled in the land office.
The tan sale has been completed. Not
many parcels were purchased-most of
them being hidden in for the state.
The Marshall stock was being removed
from the Main street store Tuesday, the
building having been rented by w. s.
DeGraff.
Walter Sorrenson of Weller, and
Alexander M!ontagu of Dickinson, filed
homestead entries at the land Office
Tuesday.
Jim Campbell says he voted for Cleve-
land-and everybody smiled because
everybody knows that Weaver had the
electors in this state.
Senator Worst: Yes, I saw quite a
few North Dakotans in st. Paul, but I
don't believe they made any senators, as
people seem to think.
Harry Vibrant is clerking at the
Sheridan for a few days, during the
absence of J. W. Mansfield, who went to
Minneapolis last evening.
The Dickinson Recorder says that
Judge Winchester closed up the term of
court there in three hours, and did
quite a little business, too.
MI. Holman had charge-was general
field marshal-of the fireworks display
Thursday evening, which accounts for
the success of that feature of the jubilee
The Minneapolis Journal says that it
begins to look as if even in the gay and
festive Bismarck they are not going to
have any Inauguration ball this winter.
Arrangements are being made for an
installation of officers and social under
the auspices of Bismarck Lodge A. F. &
A. M, on Saturday evening, December
18th.
The light fall of snow on Tuesday
night brought out a few sleighs yester
day, but there is not yet sufficient snow
for good ~sleighing. Chicago papers viii
please note.
Express Agent Morris ~rejoices in the
possession of a fine new stove, consider
ately sent by the company for the use O
the local Office, and large enough tx
warm up things during a North Dakot'
winter.
Cakes Independent: Senator-elec
Stevens will go to Bismarck with hi
family about January LIST, and will keel
house during the session. Mr.. Steven
will give himself up wholly to the legis
lative work.
Gov.-elect Shortridge, Senator Kintel
in company with several local democrats
were looking over the city's institution
Friday, took a drive to the p~eniten
tiary IN the afternoon and were show
about by Warden Haggart.
Before Justice Boyle Wednesday wa
tried the suit of DR.. Kendrick We. F. an
J. A. Cotton, for the amount of
promissory note, $50, and interest. I
the absence of the defendants, judg
ment was given for the plaintiff.
At the recent term of the distri'
court in Dickinson, Mrs. Ava Poo
Smith secured a divorce from her hu
band on the grounds of cruelty and mel
lect. As Miss Ava Poole, Mrs. Smit
was formerly we'll known in this city.
J. 81. Marshall: I received Wednesda
a fine box of ears of corn, all prepare
for exhibit, from 81. s. Parkins
Cannon Ball. I am waiting now for Il
Foster county exhibit to arrive, as
wish to get it finished by the first Of Il
year.
Harry eager was quite painfully
jured, while riding a refractory broncf
Wednesday morning. The animal slipp'
and fell, catching the right leg of Il