Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-08
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CITY and COUNTY.

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Several new residences will be erected
in Bismarck this spring.
Robert Nelson of Sterling proved up
on his homestead Saturday.
The ferry boat "Jim Leighton" is do
ing a good business at Pierre.
Father Perrault writes that he is
pleased with his new location at Lai-
more.
Thos. O'Reilly has resumed his duties
at the Northern Pacific baggage depart
ment.
The infant child of Samuel Robinson,
who lives on the reservation, died Thurs
day.
Is is said al. Beal has purchased Burt's
interest in the Burt & Kennedy thresh-
ing machine.
j. B. Taylor has arrived with a car
load of Iowa mares, Jersey COVE and
Hereford bulls. -
The Strauss jewelry store is now being
removed to the William drug store
Frisby's old stand.
The 7-months-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. Turnbull of Menoken, died
Sunday evening of CONFUSION.
Steele Ozone: Terrell, the Bismarck
timer is putting galvanized iron CHM
neys on the Clark & Barkman block.
Chas. Locke has purchased the Bis
marck, Winona and Fort Yates stage
line, having bought ont A. J. Guthrie.
Miss Emma Bell of Bismarck has been
employed to teach the Harris township
school this summer, beginning April
18th.
Nelson White & VIM. jaeger have
dissolved partnership in the dray bust
ness. Nelson White will continue the
business.
Hampton, Emmons county, correspon-
dent: "Miss Minnie Robinson leaves
Bismarck March 30th, for her home in
Minnesota"
The p%enitentiary board met Saturday
to consider the question of convict labor,
but action on the same was deferred till
next meeting.
F. J. Brown and family of Emmons
county will reside in Bismarck this sea-
son, where Mrs. Brown will receive med.
ical treatment.
John Shermer and family of Emmons
county, who have been in Bismarck all
winter, have returned to Emmons coun-
ty for the winter.
The young people of the city will give
a musical and literary entertainment,
April Dist, for the benefit of the Metho-
dist church repair fund.
The homestead contest case of Chas.
Strehlow We. John Strauss was filed in
the local land Office Saturday. The land
involved IS in Morton county.
The two companies of cavalry from
Fort Yates, bound for the Sisseton reser-
walton, passed through on a special train
Sunday evening about 8 O'Clock.
Two carloads of cabbages we're shipped
from Bismarck Wednesday to the eastern
markets. The Missouri slope produces
the finest vegetables in the world.
Extra copies of the crop edition of
the TRIBUNE are being sent all over the
country. Fifty copies we're ordered by
a Mclean county farmer Tuesday.
The warm raysof Saturdays sur made
quick work of the light fall of sleet and
snow of the night previous. The storm
was general throughout the northwest.
j.. A. Bump of Sterling writes: "Please
change the address of my paper from
Bismarck to Sykeston, as I will farm for
the Platt Farming company this sea-
son.
E. H. Wilson: I guess every acre of
land that has aver been under cultiva-
ton in this county will be put in this
season. I have leased every acre I
have.
J.. J. Lamb, who has been living on his
farm near Stewartsdale all winter, has
resumed his baggage run on the North
ern Pacific between Bismarck and Bill.
lings.
August Kroh of New Salem took out
his citizens papers in the United States
court Wednesday. He is the first person
who has ever secured citizenship in this
court in Bismarck.
James Mcdonald, published in Sun
days TRIBUNE as a possible candidate
tor alderman in the Third ward, was not
q candidate and his name was not pre-.
sented to the voters.
A large number of cattle and sheep in
the Cannon Ball country have died dur.
ing the winter from various causes
Black leg is just o taking off q large
percentage of the young cattle.
Miss L. L. Smith, assisted by Miss
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