Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-11
The $istnarek Tribmt4e.
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day, q girl.
G.. w. Rawlings is spending the winter
in Jacksonville, Ill
A party of Indians we're down from
Berthold Saturday to get supplies.
Chas. Edick of Sterling, and w. H..
Young were TRIBUNE callers Friday.
Mr.. j. II. Dahl received the sad news
of the death of a brother at Faulkton, s..
D., Tuesday.
Mrs. A Hanson of Troop was brought
to the hospital Friday to be treated
for the grip.
Homestead entries we're made Thursday
by Fritz CRUDE of New Salem and VIM.
Price OF Sanger.
It is reported that Col. VIM. Thompson
is: back to Tocoma from his trip to
Southern California. Al
E. A. Wheeler of Canberry, Conn, ar
rived in the city Saturday. He will
take a claim zeal Frank Burt's.
Post trader Douglas of Fort Yates is
having q large quantity of freight
shipped from the east via Eureka.
Henry Reed has resigned his position
with Kupitz and has accepted a position
in the Northern Pacific freight office.
Fifteen or twenty teams, driven by In
dams, came down from Berthold' Satur-
day and loaded up with goods for the
agency.
The Swedish church will give a sup
per at the chapel Saturday evening,
March 10Th, from 6 to II. Tickets so
cents.
A number of settlers arrived from
Wisconsin Tuesday among, them a
brother of Almond Thor of Ecklund
township.
Charley Thompson: Yes, we have
another boy in our family. Mrs. Ihomp-
son and the children will remain in the
west for the present.
Ben Borden of Francis, who has been
receiving medical treatment at the
hospital, returned to his home Friday
entirely recovered.
Tuesday it rained all day-turning
into q sleet and semi-blizzard about 6
O'Clock, and a regular gale later on. The
wind at one time was 70 miles an hour.
Mrs. Morgan has retired from the
restaurant business-for the present
and Saturday her fixtures were removed
to the second story of the Central block.
Mandan Pioneer: Mr.. p. W. McGil-
lie has engaged MI. S. l.. Glasspell OF
jamestown to act as one of his attorneys
in his suits re Roman Catholic church
matters.
Miss Harriet Harris of Boston, is in
the city, and will, if proper encourage
ment is given, start a dancing school.
Miss Harris is highly recommended as a
teacher.
Lisbon Star: Colonel Bentley, who is
now in California for the benefit of bis
health, is improving and expects to re-
turn in the spring 1estored to his former
good health.
Billy Bannon, who once raj a saloon
in Bismarck, is now running a similar
establishment IN Old Tacoma, Wash,
and Val Schreck is tending bar in a
Centralia saloon.
It is said that States Attorney Voss
and Father Perrault had h row and
nearly come to blows in Mandan Fri
day, the trouble growing out of the
church fight going on there.
The Glasscock stallion Was sold by the
sheriff Monday to satisfy claims Of
Messrs. Hatch, Moorhouse and Scott
The animal was bought by John Clark
for the low price of $3.50.
Congressman johnson has prepared a
bill granting a half section of land in
the tFt. Abraham Lincoln reservation to
the state of North Dakota for the use OF
the Mandan reform school.
E. G. Hobbs, who is to assist Observer
Fallon in the United States signal office
and state weather bureau at Bismarck
arrived Sunday from Springfield, Ill,
and will enter at once upon his duties.
That spring is fast approaching is in
dicated by the fact that grasshoppers
and butterflies are out already, Sunday
Isadore Bureau brought to the TRIBUNE
a young grasshopper-alive and kick
ing.
A. F. Marquett, late of the firm OF
Steiber & Marquett, has purchased
Louis Larson's interest in the billiard
hall on Fourth street, and the business
will be carried on by Marquett & Nc.
Pherson.
The social at the1M. E. church We'd
nesday evening was we'll attended. Mr..
Tibbils deserves much credit for the
mastery manner in which he auctioned
off the pounds. Everybody enjoyed
themselves. ~. .- e..
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