Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-23
Che $ismartk Tribune.
CITY AND COUNTY,

S. \. Peterson has moved into his new
store on Main street.
Tickets are selling rapidly for tue ex
cursion next Sunday.
improvements are being made in the
Capital National Bank building.
Gardens in all parts of the city are
looking fine, after the recent rain.
Mrs. o. S. Golf and daughter Bessie
a7e registered at the Worlds Fair.
Prof. Robidou says the moon is a wei
one, with plenty of rain in prospect.
Another rain Wednesday to make the
farmers jubilant over crop prospects.
The Rosebud Is being cleaned up an6
gotten ready for next Sundays excur.
sion.
Pioneer Fire company are making ex.
tensive preparations for their dance
July 4th.
Eighty-three hundredths of an inch
of rain in the brief shower of Wednesday
afternoon.
\. divorce case, Miller VS.. Miller came
up in chambers Monday and testimony
was taken.
DR.. Tracey Of Steele, went down to
Glencoe Thursday, to look at some sus-
pected horses.
The Mcnamara pardon was signed by
the governor Saturday, and goes into
effect the 9th.
DR.. Harcourt has sold his sorrel driv-
ing mare Josephine to j. W. Wescott of
Emmons county.
Bismarck is furnishing her proportion
and a pretty large one-of visitors at
the Worlds Fair.
Merchants are getting in their stock
OF fireworks, preparatory to the celebra-
tion of the Fourth.
Another of the Healy suits came up
Saturday before Justice Tibbils and was
put g sixty days.
Wedding cards of Lieut.. and Mrs. F,
R. Day say they will be at home in Bis
marck after July 18th.
Tickets for the excursion are selling
rapidly, and those desiring them should
procure them at once.
w. H. Fallon has been elected n of
the high auditors of the state lodge of
Foresters at Grand Forks.
Ed. Sloan has another garden at the
river landing this year which is, as
usual, a sight worth seeing.
Budd Reeve is on his way to Winona
to enliven people there with his lecture
on "Roots and Other Things"
E. S.. Neal and family are in Mime.
spolis, en- route to the fair and will prob.
ably leave for Chicago to-day.
The sports are anxiously awaiting the
return of DR.. Kendrick to get that race
track association in working order.
Four homestead entries, two pre.emp-
ton proofs and three timber culture
proofs at the land Office Wednesday.
The Misses Fannie Dunn, Belle Ward
and Mabel Hunt are registered at the
North Dakota building, Worlds Fair.
E. G.. Patterson Monday secured
Judgment against M. J. Mckenzie, the
latter failing to appear in a suit for $40.
S. D. Rohrer of Coal Harbor, is in the
city, and still drives that team of
Arabians the envy of all who see them.
Oscar Ward now wears the handsome
gold badge belonging to the Gun club,
having made ten straight at the last
shoot.
Ma1rs. Judge Francis is expected to ar:
rive in the city Saturday; and will be the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Fraser, during her
stay.
4 ball game is being arranged for be-
tween the employees of the capitol and
the regulars to take place some time this
week.
Mrs. M. NJ. Merrill. sister of Mrs
John P. Dunn of this city, died at her
home in New York city, Monday the
10Th inst.
The suit of Chas. Kupitz va. Countess
Zychlipski, a claim for provisions, came
up before Judge Tibbils Wednesday and
went over sixty days.
Captain Strom of the Castalia, has go
cured an excursion permit, and is ready
to make terms with parties wishing tc
90 up and down the I've
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Tubbs + domi
ciled with Mrs. E. G. Eddy in Fargo
after the fire which destroyed thei,
rooms in the Keeney block.
Any one having an A No. l stylish
carriage horse and speedy-or would
buy q pair-can find q buyer by apply
ing to L. Larson, the shoe dealer.
John Peterson of Sims, whose eye
sight a quite badly injured by thu
premature explosion of powder, is re-
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