Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-03

but, Notwithstanding, it is said to be not q
difficult matter to get a drink of 'soft" or
"hard," as the case may be. Some 20 so
far as to say that liquor can be procured in
the city at any hour. almost, of the day or
night. e
Ed Patterson: After having been in
business in the city for more than ten years,
have sold out my barber shop to John
Dolan, who will continue the business at
the old place. l do not leave the business
because of Its not paying. but because in
tend to engage in something else in the
spring.
Fargo Republican: In the supreme
court to-day the case No. ILLS on the
calendar occupied the attention of the
court. This is an action between John
Canham VS.. Plano Manufacturing com.
pany. McCumber & Bogart appear for
the plaintiff and W. E. Purcell for the de-
PENDANT.
1t is rumored that J. E. Campbell, the
little giant of Morton county democracy,
intends to request Grover C. to confer upon
him the g~overnorship OF Alaska. Jimmy
would no doubt oficiate wisely in that
capacity, n there are many persons
who would like to see him in Alaska as
such executive.
Hillsboro Herald: While in Bismarck
We accepted an invitation of Col. w. II.
Robinson to visit the state penitentiary OF
which he Is president. The institution is
managed in such an excellent manner
that 1t is q pleasure to visit it, and reflects
his administration.
The new opera house in jamestown will
be opened Monday evening, Feb. s, by the
Warde-James dramatic company in Fran.
cesca de Rimini." The Capitol SAYS that
special trains will bring many from Fargo,
Bismarck and intermediate points, and
every facility will be afforded those who
desire to be present.
Many of those who rode to the capitol in
the bus of Mr.. Shane, the jamestown bus
man, were treated to cigars and free rides
on the strength of a boy. who arrived at
the stopping place of the aforesaid gentle
man Sunday afternoon. Mother and child
doing we'll, and the father proud and
happy-as is usual in like cases.
jamestown Alert: II. S. Parkins of
Cannon Ball, n. D., has secured a fine con-
tract with Buffalo Bills Wild West show.
which is the exclusive right to sell Indian
curlOs at the Worlds Fair ground in con-
~nectiOn with the Wild West show. Mr..
Parkins is an old Indian trader, and has
several ~wagonloads of curios now ready
for the trade.
The local humane society report that in
some cases horses are allowed to stand this
stormy weather with insufficient covering,
and others with no covering whatever.
The cruelty of this practice should be at
once evident to anyone who boasts any
degree Of humanity, and it should not be
rendered necessary for the society to take
action in the matter.
The thermometer went down to 16 and
20 below zero in central Michigan a few
days ago, which moved the Cedar Springs
Clipper man to drop into poetry as follows:
Oh, wise, or dull, or fast, or SLOW,
"A carpet knight, or hero,
Mlan wants bat little here below
Below what's known as zero.
Surveyor General Williams has received
a telegram from Washington announcing
the approval by the department of the
surveys in the Minot land district made
last summer The plats have been tor.
warded to the land Office at that place, and
mus a large area IS thrown open to settle.
ment. a fact which will undoubtedly h.
pleasing to Colonel Plummer, receiver of
the MinOt Office.
DR.. Bentley is still quite ill and his con-
dition is such that he will not be able to
be out for some time. Notwithstanding
his seemingly complete recovery from his
illness Of over a year ago the doctor seems
still to suffer from its effects, and he has
not been able TO Withstand the press of
business, POLITICALLY and professional, with
which ne has Wrestled since his return
home. His friends unite in wishing him
speedy and complete recovery.
Emmons County Record: Uncle Tom
Bottomley has closed his "dry' goods store
in Bismarck, and, we understand, would
not be so coy as to refuse an official nosi.
ZION from the new administration. Mr..
Bottomley was firm in the democratic faith
when the members of that party in EN-.
mons could be counted on ones fingers and
toes and they were wont to hold their
mass conventions under an umbrella.
Steele Ozone: L.. c. Green, a former res.
ident of this city, and for some time past
night clerk at the Western house, Bis
marck, was married this week to Miss
May Cahill in the latter city. His many
friends in kidder county will be glad to
hCoA tuot LIZ W. HAS escaped from the bond
age of bachelOrhood. If he makes az
good a household man as a hCtelist, the fair
bride will have no reason to complain.
Hon. n. P. Rasmussen in Valley CITY
Alliance: You ought to burn North d.
kota coal here in the Alliance office. /
have been using it in my room at Bismarck
and like it so well that l bought q stove
WIN a crate made especially for its use
and ordered a car load of the coal. which
will be here next week. 1t costs only
$3.50 per ton and three tons of it will do
about the same work as two tons of hard
coal.
The management was compelled to post.
pone the lecture by Colonel Plumme1
that was advertised for Tuesday night OF
this week on account of the incIemen,
weather. The lecture will be delivered
on Tuesday night Of next week, February
7th. Those who have tickets, please hold
them; those who have not, can procure
them at Warehouses; news depot. This
lecture is not ''plated" but solid, and viii
Keep for any length of time.
Ed Sloan: There is at least six fee,
more of water in the river this winter than
in any winter for the past four years, 70,