Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-15
CHE $ismarek Trihnt1e.
CITY AND COUNTY,


soon, and Lem can't be beat in the bust
ness.
Another registered bull terrier is
numbered among the finely bred ami
mails in the city.
j. w. Lucas and w. T. Perkins are
two Of Bismarck's citizens who are
registered among Dickinson callers last
week.
Harry Lee, foreman of the TRIBUNE
news room, broke his hand Monday.
Doctor Kendrick dressed the injured
member.
A baby boy arrived at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nicholson, at 500
Thursday morning. Doctor Harcourt
was in attendance.
Work has begun on the removal Of
the fre-destroyed roof of the Sanders
building on Main street. At last, the
edict has been obeyed.
The county board of equalizers is
busy with the adjustment of tax mat
tiers, and will remain in session during
the week, adjourning Saturday.
The railroad commissioners are off
on another tour of inspection, having
left Fargo Monday morning for a trip
over the line of the Great Northern.
The Rev. Mcclellan, formerly of
Sterling, at present at Philadelphia,
CAM in on No. l Saturday. He is clos
ing out his stock interests in the slope.
Charley Rodgers, one of the most
prosperous farmers in the county, was
in the city yesterday. He says the crops
are looking fine-almost without excep-
ton.
G. j. Collins, who has been serving as
day operator for the Northern Pacific,
left Saturday for Portland, Or, Opera
tor Jennings of Valley City, taking his
place here.
The commissioned officers of the N
D. N. G., have been ordered to wear
mourning thirty days, as a mark of re-
spect to the memory of the late Colonel
Daniel Yorkey.
A. B. Stricken: The bottom dropped
out of United States court at Devils
Lake. The judge got sick on a voyage
across the lake and didn't get over it, SO
he adjourned the term.
From a recent issue of the Chicago
Inter Ocean it is learned that DR.. Nudd,
ell-knownl IN Bismarck in 19S3-94, is
dead. Mrs. Nudd was one of the So
ciety leaders of that time.
A meeting of the state board of boiler
inspectors was held Thursday. The old
rules with slight amendments were
adopted, which was about the only bust
ness of Importance transacted.
Fargo Commonwealth: G. M. Dahl of
Bismarck, is mentioned as a candidate
for secretary of state to succeed Hon.
John Flittie. Mr.. Dahl has been assist
ant secretary of state and we'll qualified
for the position.
The many friends of Geo. H. Fletcher,
who was formerly manager of the West.
ern Union Telegraph company in this
city, will be pleased to learn that he has
been made manager of the office at Great
Falls, Mont.
Harry Olivor: Yes, I have got the
money for the school bond. 1t was a
$4,000, 20 years, 6 per cent. bond and
we get $4,000 for it. In other words the
state school fund receives a fat rate
of 4 per cent.
1t is understood that the roof of the
enial Dick Copeland's Leader office, at
Washburn, was blown off in the recent
storm. AS Dick was not damaged in
the melee, the Leader will probably
come out regularly.
Ed. Sloan: We had some hail at the
river, but not enough to damage any
thing. My garden was not injured in
the least, and it the hail around town
was no worse than at the river, it could
not have done much damage.
The family of John Parker of EN-
mon county, returned from their win
ter's sojourn in Los Angeles, Thurs
day. The party consisted of Mrs.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Parker and
Mrs. Barnes Potter of Los Angeles.
1t is said that the Marquis de Mores
has won a suit against his father, the
Due de Vallambrosa, who had agreed at
the time of the sons marriage to pay
his debts, and who proposed to reim-
burse himself out of the Marquis allow
ance.
Stanton Pilot: There is room for
another boat to run regularly to points
north of Bismarck and if some enter
prising man would invest we believe he
could do a very profitable business by
running regular every week as far north
as Bethold.
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