Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-16

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court Thursday that OF the Price Baking
Powder company vs.. I. B. Healy for $50.
A motion for change of venue was en-
tered, as before.
Joseph Hare has been elected deputy
grand commander Of the state grand
commandery, VIM. Il. Perkins. grand
captain general, and j. H. Marshall,
grand sword bearer.
The local land office Friday con-
tributed it's quote 10 the fire sufferers
a list of supplies and blanks being
forwarded to the Fargo Office, where
everything was destroyed.
Reports from Dickinson r that
William Kidd, although still in a criti-
cal condition, may pull through all
right. No trace has been found yet ct
Evans, the man who shot him.
Walter King of Menoken, was acct
dentally shot in the right foot with a22-
calibre rifle, Wednesday. The wound is
rot a serious one, but will be painful
and inc%onvenient for some little time.
B. B. Wickham of Mandan, H. S.
Parkin of Cannon Ball, DR.. H. r. Porter
of Bismarck, and A. G. Clark and wife OF
Steele, have all added their names to the
list on the North Dakota register at the
fair.
A certificate of corporate existence has
been issued by the secretary of state to
the Towner County Shire association,
a horse breeders association probably
similar to the one recently organized
here.
Another suit, that of Noyes Bros. and
Cutler VS.. a. Hesly, came up in Justice
Chase's court Saturday, a change of
venue was taken, and it was transferred
together with the others to Justice
| Tibbels.
Grand Forks will enforce the ordi-
nance that all horses attached to vehicles
must be ii ed when there is no one in the
vehicle. Bismarck would do we'll to en-
force a like ordinance-it may prevent
accidents.
It was a sort of reminder Of olden
times when a stranger stepped up to the
door Of the Merchants National bank
yesterday, tried it, and then inquired If
it was a legal holiday and whether all
the banks were closed.
a block of stone from the Dickinson
quarry, showing six kinds of finish, has
been sent to Gov. Shortridge by john
Dennison of that place. Probably a sug.
gestion that it is pretty good material
with which to finish the capitol.
1t is said that Gov. Burke has an
nounced his intention of locating in
Duluth, and enter into the grain and
commission business. He is now in the
city of his choice making arrangements
to move there and engage in business.
\. little daughter of Mrs. j. McCor.
mick, wandered off from the circus
grounds during. the excitement Wednes.
day afternoon, and was found by Mrs.
Mclean on First street. She was
thoroughly frightened, but in no way in
jured.
The water in the city trough on Sixth
street has been turned of. Mayor Allen
has concluded that n watering trough
is sufficient for the city's needs, and as
the n on Third street is 10 the bust.
ness portion of the city he has concluded
to retain that one.
The band is at present wondering
whether there will be enough of Fourth
of July celebration in the city to warrant
it's remaining here for the event. The
boys will probably have an opportunity
to furnish music for the New Salem
celebration otherwise.
Satisfactory rates have been arranged
for by the base ball team with Captain
Stroln of the Castalia. A telegram was
sent yesterday to Captain Marley Of the
Yates nine, and if the answer is salts.
factory, the boys will probably leave on
25th and play on the Goth.
The government steamer Mandan, at
present at Yankton, will be ready to
launch in about one week and she will
then be towed to Sioux City by the
Josephine. At Sioux City the engines
will be placed OF tho Mandan and the
improvements to her completed.
A party of sieht-seers out Sunday re-.
port q pretty sight near the Sherwood
place, just over the hill from town. Two
deer, young ones, not thirty feet away
from them, who stood and watched for
q few moments and then trotted cody
away not displaying the least sign OF
fear.
A.. L. Carey: Fargo should, and prob,
ably will, build up it's business portion
Of brick, and prohibit the erection OF
frame buildings, at least cheap, ram.
shackle ones, in the district recently
burned. This will in q great measure
prevent any repetition Of a calamity like