Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-14
.Tht 8istmartk TribMme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

C1l1 AND COUNI "
Lorenz Kaller OF Hebron, filed a home
stead entry Saturday.
Secretary Flittie lis still in St. Paul
being treated for catarrh.
Clarence Price sold his fine span of
bays to the ~penitentiary board Tuesday.
It is said an independent ticket will
be gotten up in Mclean county, Satur-
day.
Charles Robey of Mandan, was held up
by foot-pads Wednesday night-but they
found nothing.
Fargo is making an effort to establish
a hospital, to be under the charge of the
Sisters of Mercy.
The Brooks household, south of Memo
ken, was made glad by the arrival of a
new baby Sunday.
Carl Strehlow of New Salem, and
Johann Rott, Jr., of Ashley made home
stead entries Friday.
Farmer Wallace has charge of a large
force at Fargo arranging specimens of
grain for the Worlds fair.
Merchants report out.of-town orders
as particularly brisk of late, and they
are kept quite busy filling them.
Bismarckers are expected to return
the compliment and go to Mandan to
attend to-night's meeting at that place.
The old-day pastime of marbles is
great byin vogue again, and from morning
until night, there are seen some one at
play.
The case of Reed, Smith and West,
indicted for robbing the U. S. mail at
Sterling recently, is now being tried at
Fargo.
Farmers and others when in the city
are respectfully requested to call at the
TRIBUNE Office and receive good tariff
literature.
Baby Holman, who has been seriously
i'll for some time is reported better, and
we hope will soon be the JOY of the
household again.
The sisters are making an effort to
raise means enough to put in q complete
system of hot water or steam heating in
the Lamborn hospital.
Destructive fires are reported from
Dickinson, they destroying an inestima-
BILE amount of grass and doing much
harm in cattle districts.
The approach of the date for the
jamestown fair prompts the inquiry:
"What has became of the Burleigh
County Fair association"
The Menoken district has one of it's
spells on. A bouncing baby girl took
up it's abode with Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Hamilton Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Alex. Hughes and Mrs. o. H.
Golf, went to Mandan Tuesday to as
sist Professor George in the organization
of a musical convention in that city.
Sig Hanauer appears in Sundays
Grand Forks Herald with a full page
advertisement of his new clothing
house. Grand Forkers will find Sig all
right.
o. H. Will made another large con-
signment of trees to E. W. Hazelton,
Grand Forks, Monday night. This ship
ment went by express, a dozen large
bales.
One of the events of the near future is
to be a TN wedding, aud ever now many
are exerting themselves in order to
procure something novel and useful for
the occasion.
The next political rally in Bismarck
will occur on the 26th inst, when Con-
gresham johnson will be here. Every
farmer in the county ought to come in
to bear him.
Grand Forks Plaindealer: Miss Josie
McCaskey of Bismarck, is the guest of
her brother, George McCaskey and wife.
oA0 dI11V0O Ou1S uOIuluk duu WILL r6uQHlQ
several weeks.
Advices from Steele say that P. j.
Lyons Of Steele, and VIM. Dryer, the
Napoleon merchant, have been nomi-
mated by Kidder county democrats for
the legislature.
Oscar Will: This has been q great
fall. We didn't have a genuine killing
frost till Oct. 7. My pepper vines wilted
that night. It takes a very slight frost
to wilt peppers.
George P. F1annery, formerly one o.
the leading members of the Bismarck
bar, came in Thursday from Minneapolis
to have a little outing. He will go out
on a hunt to-day.
Gerald and Mrs. Pierce and Mrs
Pierce's sister, Mrs. Dennis, Miss Ander
son and Asa Fisher went to old For
Lincoln Tuesday via Mandan on .
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