Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-18
Tht $is,marfk Tribnt1s.
CITY AND

oAdAuO PAoPoASJ
District court will be held in Dickin-
Son beginning April 5.
Charley Bently has resigned the posi-
ton of night clerk at the Sheridan.
Tenny & Remington expect to get
moved into their new quarters by April
LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Smith are rejoic-
;no over the arrival of a girl baby Satur-
day night.
A little girl arrived IN the household
~ Mr. and Mrs, w. P. Moffet on Sun
day morning last.
Dick johnson of Dickinson, formerly
Of Bismarck, is a daddy again-adaughter
born on the I'd inst.
Louis X. Hull, now Of Minneapolis,
formerly of Bismarck, has just returned
from q trip to Cuba.
DeWitt's new barber shop in the base
ment under the First National bank
rooms will be fitted up in great style.
Warden Haggart has a box at the
nostofice where all kinds Of papers and
periodicals may be left for prison use.
The Frisby residence was purchased
nv Mr.. Needham, who works for John
Hoagland. 1t is a very comfortable
home.
River men of the Missouri say that
rivers banks are moving westward. NO
scientific explanation of the fact can be
given.
Arthur, the Swear old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Satterlund of Washburn'
died Saturday night of rheumatic
troubles.
The best story of the storm comes
from Argusville, Cass county, where 1t
is reported thirty wild geese we're frozen
in the river.
In casting about the ruins, Colonel
Little found his wife's gold watch
beneath a partly burned pillow, ap-
parently u%ninjured.
A new time card for the Northern Pa-
cifc is being made out, and will go into
effect April 8, at which time the extra
trains will be put on.
Miss Edna Falconer will leave for
Spokane Falls next week to JOIN her
father. She has accepted Is position
with q leading law firm.
Jamestown Alert: Bismarckers want
to learn how to dance the Boston way
and a teacher from the Hub is going to
start a class at the capital.
John Vinson IN Fargo Forum: l
have discovered one thing about eggette,
and that is, it is cheaper at &c. 80 per ton
than any coal I can purchase.
L. N. Griffin is o. n of the alder
men, and Thos. Henderson who was post
trader at Popular River agency four
years ago, is now city treasurer of Fair
haven.
"This store will be occupied by Tenny
Il Remington about April lst," is the
sign in the window of the Griffin block,
formerly occupied by Eppinger, the
clothier.
Colonel Topping: Yes, it was bad a
storm in the valley. There was a great
deal of snow and it was very cold. The
wind blew a gale, and the snow was
drifted badly.
Miss Adelaide M. Kinnear, state presi-
dent OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance union, will deliver a lecture on
temperance in the Presbyterian chuch
next Sunday evening.
Captain Gould: In Sioux City the
storm was very severe and all the way
from there to Bismarck via jamestown 1
noticed lumber, wood piles, ETC., scat
tered in every direction.
Major Edwards Washington CORES
pondence: The new patent gotten out
by Senator Worst for an improvement in
moving machinery is attracting some
attention here and I am going to see
1t.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Swedish church SATURDAY evening was we'll
attended and those who missed it missed
q treat. A neat little sum was realized,
many buying tickets who could not at
tend.
Annie Malloy, a cousin of Con Molloy,
has arrived from Minnesota, and will
shortly open a millinery store in the
building formerly occupied by John
Wbalen, next to Fromme's clothing
Btore.
The jamestown Capital advises all
peti t and grand jurors drawn for the
next term Of the United States court at
Bismarck to be promptly on hand when
summoned as Judge Thomas will stand
no monkey work.
The citizens of Fargo have tested the
eggette coal made from Dickinson lig-
mite coal and it a success.