Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-04-14
The Bis,marek Trihnme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

sion.
Sam Trenary has resigned his position
in the express service.
The Scandinavian meetings at the
Baptist church are being we'll attended.
D. w. Tyler assumed his duties Mon
day as superintendent of the capitol
building.
Judge Tibbils has moved his Office to
the building formerly used by Hoffman
as a barber shop.
Lovers of genuine humor are all
anxiously awaiting the Bill Nye enter
tainment on the Goth inst.
L. E. Johnson of the firm of Cline
burg & johnson, filed on q homestead
south of the city Tuesday.
Geo. B. Fister has purchased the oele-
brated Llewellyn setter "Drake Of Bis
marck" from c. B. Holley.
It is viii pered around the capitol
that Janitor McGillis is to vacate Ooh
to make room for Andrews.
Fargo Republican: Bismarck has an
Ancient Order of Modern Hoo-Doos.
Edwards is q charter member.
The eldest son of F. D. Smith of
Glencoe, is suffering from a broken
shoulder caused by a fall from a horse.
T. j. Flavin, formerly of this city, has
been appointed chairman of the local
civil service examining board in Butte.
Wheatland Eagle: Mrs. Lizzie Duwe
accompanied by her sister, Miss Clara
McCoskery, left for Burleigh, N. D.,
Friday morning.
If the owners of buildings will apply
a fresh coat Of paint this spring, the ap-
pearance of Bismarck will be very
materially improved.
G. o. Smith, the superintendent of
the pen harness factory, drives a hand
some black stallion, which he received
from the east recently.
Messrs. Price, Currie, William and
Greeley constituted q goose hunting
party Thursday and returned about
supper time with a good load.
A blooded colt, in a crate, and con.
signed to Henry Tatley, was an express
package received Saturday. THE animal
is for Ole Wing of Mclean county.
A prairie fire near Apple creek on
Sunday did a considerable amount of
damage, and destroyed a number of tons
of hay belonging to Mrs. Mary Attrel.
Maggie E. Clark of Wells county, F.
w. Miller of Turtle Lake, and G.. Jen-
son and A. n. Vail of Washburn, made
homestead entries at the land Office Mon
day.
Captain Voolfolk came down from
Rock Haven last Saturday, bringing the
steamer Rosebud to the landing. The
Bachelor will probably be brought
down to-day.
Certificate of authority has been
issued by the secretary of state to the
Cooperative Savings aud Loan associa-
ton of Sioux Falls, S. D., to do bust
ness in Cass county.
Rev. Cook, the recently arrived Baptist
minister, delivered his first sermon Sun
day. The church wal we'll filed and
the sermon was an interesting one, pleas
ing to all who heard it.
A militiaman: The members of the
company are not dissatisfied with I. w.
Healy as captain. At the recent elec-
ton they voted unanimously to have
him retain his position.
Geo. Jennings is doing some COM
mendable improving of his store, by the
application of a coat Of paint. The looks
of the street would be highly improved
if others would follow his example.
Wahpeton Globe: S. E. Streeter has
been elected by the Bismarck Typo
graphical union to represent it in the
International convention. Streeter is q
fine printer and a clever gentleman.
The Bismarck friends OF Senator
Frank Palmer of Fort Totten will con-
graduate him upon his marriage last
Tuesday with Miss Mary Prang, a
charming young lady of Rock Island, III.
Howard, the e.year-old son of Tom
Hines, was thrown from his pony Mon
day afternoon and had his right arm
broken. DR.. Harcourt set the member
and the brave little fellowi is doing nicely.
Wahpeton Globe: The Globe receives
q great many small books and pamphlets.
OF our collection of about 300 the books
printed by the Bismarck TRIBUNE com
pany easily rank above all in excellency
of Typography.
The storm of last Friday was pre-
dicted in the morning, and it sustained
the correctness of the prophesy. Not
particularly cold was it, but the wind
and snow made it quite severe for the
middle OF April.
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