Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
The 8ismarek Trihmae.
CITY AND COUNTY,

F. F. WEIGH, of st. Paul, formerly OF
Glencoe, is in the city with his wife,
on a wedding tour.
The new hose cart is a beauty, and at
tracted considerable attention in the
parade yesterday.
Doctor Harcourt has returned from
Steele, and is attending to his practice
in and about this city.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine COM
pany will be in the city, shortly, and
show at the Atbeneum for some time.
Dawson Times: Mrs. E. G. Kennedy
came down from Bismarck this week,
and is stopping with friends in Dawson.
1t is said that the management of the
Lamborn, contemplate the putting in of
new system of steam heating apparatus.
Many of the citizens are displaying a
commendable enterprise in applying the
paint brush to their fences and resi-
dences.
The new weather service office is be-
ing papered, painted and retitted for oc-
cupancy. The work is being done by
Mausen.
Harry Oliver: Blaine, of course, is my
choice for the republican nomination for
president.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Clouten,
at 6 o'clock last Tuesday evening, a
bouncing baby boy.
The Grand Forks Herald speaks of
General Bentley's tribute to the I'M
known dead as touching and beautiful"
There is noticed, in the city at large, a
commendable enterprise IN cleaning up,
and improving the looks of yards and
buildings.
Mr.. Charles Brown and Miss Gertie
Stineberg, Of Mandan, we're visiting in
the city yesterday, the guests of Miss
Allie Will.
Mr.. G. r. Watts, with W. j. Dyer &
Bro, the St. Paul music dealers, is in the
city. Mr.. Watts is a piano tuner of no
small ability.
The Republican wants to know wheth-
er Fargo will celebrate on the Fourth of
July or go into the "%inocuous desue-
tude" business.
At the recent school examination at
Washburr, Mclean county, Miss Jessie
Slaughter received q first class certificate
for three years.
Harry Wybrant: There is quite a
large amount of business on the river at
present and freighting is what you
might call good.
A new weather service station has
been established at Yale, N. D., with
Miss S. c. Lang, postmistress Of that
place, as observer.
Observer Fallon: News? Yes. One
broken Thermometer, and Mr.. Simon Oy,
observer at Minot, burned out, losing all
of his instruments.
Dr.. j. H. Perkins, representing the
Kickapoo Indian Medicine company,
was in the city yesterday, and a caller
at the TRIBUNE Office.
Wahpeton will send both a look and
ladder and hose team to the tournament
at Grand Forks, and the entire depart
ment expects to- be On hand.
The display window in Strauss jew
elry store has been neatly and Hastily
arranged, aud attracts attention OF ac-
count Of its artistic appearance.
A door has been cut through the Office
of the weather bureau, into the Office
Immediately adjoining, and both Offices
will now be used for the weather service.
It's not long I'LL July 4th. What is
going to be done? Will we have fire.
works, races, base ball and other sports,
or sit by and see the day go by in quiet?
Father Martin of Bismarck. at the re-
uuest OF d number of people in the Lit
tie Heart valley, held Ascension day SER
vices there Observation-Disclosures Pioneer.
The bicycle craze has struck every
town in North Dakota this year except
Bismarck and here we do not seem to be
in it. Where are the faithful in the
ranks?
Arrangements have been made so that
the school library will be open for those
who wish to get books every other Fri
day afternoon, from 3 to 4, dating from
next Friday.
Mr.. Pierce, the well-known Bismarck
carpenter and builder, Vas in town
Wednesday for the purpose of bidding
on the Winchester bridge.-Emmons
County Record.
I Pierre Capital, May, 25th: The Lib
bic Conger arrived from Bismarck last
evening and tied up at the upper land
ing. This noon she started down river
to return no MORE.
Valley City Times Record: Rev.
Sheckler, presiding elder of the Bis
marck district, conducted the quarterly
meeting services at the Methodist
church in this city Sunday.
According to the jamestown Capital
DR.. o. w. Archibald and DR.. d. s.
Moore will deliver papers or insanity be-
fore the medical association at their
meeting in Grand Forks this week.
North Dakota Globe:-Senator Ink,
Hons. Cope and Larson and Fred Fall
ley left for Bismarck Monday to at
tend the special session of the legisla-
ture. DR.. Triplett is in the east.
Dickinson Recorder: The first train
load Of sheep going to market this season
passed through Dickinson Thursday.
They were shipped from Tolson, Mont,
and consigned to ). B. Sutphin, Duluth.
Mandan Pioneer: Mr.. G. M. Dahl, in
company with a number of other citi-