Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-04
The Bismarek Tribune.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Haynes palace studio car passed
through on No. 4 Saturday.
Miss Emma Beardsley is the latest ad.
dition to the ranks of the lady bicyclists.
I. P. Hunt now drives the PAGER Black
Dot, formerly owned by J. d. Mcdonald.
HOBBS are now put at work cutting
down weeds in various places about the
city.
Work at the b%rickyards still goes
merrlly on, and the scene there just now
is a busy one.
Editor OTIS Of the old Bismarck
Journal is 10 justice Of the peace in
Superior, Wis.
Secretary Grant has rented the house
formerly occupied by Joseph Hare on
Seventh street.
Vim. jaeger drives a new dray which is
the acme of perfection where such
vehicles are concerned.
The Bavarians, who have been at the
Sheridan over Sunday, went down to
Yates Monday morning.
Miss Mabel Hunt is rapidly becoming
proficient in her post Office duties and
will make an efficient clerk.
The total precipitation at this point
for the month of July was LAS inches,
96 hundredths below the normal.
The Carahoof estate was finally settled
up in probate court Tuesday, and the
property distributed among the heirs.
The stations of Burleigh and Medina,
between this point and Jamestown have
been discontinued as telegraph stations.
The pupils of Miss Grace Braith-
waite'e dancing school have arranged to
give a dance at the Atheneum. Friday
night.
Superintendent Perkins is making his
tour of visits to the several schools in
the county, and rides his bicycle en-
route.
Warm weather has come again, and
seemsn not to have become 9 stranger
during the short interval of cool
weather:
a: race will take place at Fort Yates
on August 9Th, between the Stiles horse
at Winona and a Fort Yates horse for
500 a side.
\. challenge will be sent to the Fort
Yates club some time this week for q
ball game on the 10Th or Goth Of August
for $50 a side.
Dorothy Williams of Sykeston, made
homestead entry, and Daniel Grass of
Ashley, made homestead proof at the
land Office Friday.
Erwin Evans and Geo. Wallace of
Cakes, are en- route to the capital city,
on bicycles. They will probably arrive
the last of the week.
Judge Chase: Burton did not appeal
from the decision Of the court in the as
sault and battery case, but concluded to
pay his fine and costs.
The appearance ct the Merchants
bank corner is being improved by the re-
moval of the piles of brick which have
graced that spot for so long.
Michael Gefrah of Omeo, made
homestead entry, and Hans J. fulfil Of
New Rockford, made timber culture
proof at the land Office Tuesday.
Ernest Hessler of Richardton, made
homestead final poof, and Peter Palm,
also Of Richardton, made timber culture
proof at the land Office Saturday.
The Soiritwood lake p%icnickers seem
to be enjoying themselves. A dance in
Gray Bros. barn will be arranged and
participated in before their departure.
Two sisters of charity, from Fort
Yates, were before Judge Winchester,
one of them taking out final citizenship
papers and the other taking first papers.
The railroad authorities here we're
notified Saturday of the appointment of
Chief Engineer Kendrick as general
manager of the Northern Pacific system.
The %replevin suit of Fee We. Bradford
came up in due season before Justice
Boyle, and a decision for 81 and costs
was rendered in favor of the defendant.
O. H. Holt, formerly of Bismarck, is
now leader of a church choir in Helena,
and the Helena papers attribute the
large attendance at church to the fine
music.
Business at the land Office was excep.
tionally light Thursday, only n con-
test case being fled, that of Martin
Weller va. Mile Teter, from Morton
county.
Requisition papers have been granted
by the governor to Sheriff Hillaker Of
Barron, Wis, for Geo. Lashabrook, who
is now in Fargo and wanted by Wiscon.