Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-17
The Bismarek Tribunf.
CITY N COUNTY.

Captain Woolfolk's condition Is re-
ported as unchanged.
E. H. Wilson has shipped two car
Dads OF sheep from Steele.
The inspection of Co. \ at this place
will take place December Sd.
The postofice at Harmon has been
discontinued; mail goes to Mandan.
a. G. Clark was elected commissioner
in Kidder county without opposition.
Mrs. T. 4. Barclay Of Mandan. former
ly OF this city, gets q widows pension.
A baby boy arrived at the residence Of
MI. and Mrs. Chas Thompson, Tuesday.
The Dancing club o has thirty.
three members, and there are more who
will join.
Another messenger has been added to
the express force, and the boys now have
two days layover.
J. r. Mann was elected commissioner
up in Mclean county over Judge Lacey
by a vote OF q to II.
The thing for the city ditch has all
been laid and the committee is 10Y look
ing for decrepit sidewalks.
Three applicants for certificates took
the teachers examination before Super
intendent Perkins last week.
Dick Copeland. formerly of the Wash
burn Leader has gone up to Towner to
take charge Of the Independent.
A baby girl has arrived at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Webb.
Mother and little one are doing we'll.
William Margach, the peoples candi-
date for county commissioner in Emmons
county, was electec by a vote of 76to ~.
81. r. Loudon OF the Lancashire has
finished his inspection of insurance risks
and reports them in satisfactory condi.
ton.
Born-Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward Adams, a baby boy. Father is
happy, and mother and child getting
along nicely.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presbyterian church, Novem.
Der Sd at 1890 a. N. Rev. Cook of the
Baptist church will preach.
LaFronquist, who was accidentally
shot in the hand last Sunday, is reported
as getting on nicely, and it is thought
the necessity for am%putation will be
avoided.
Mccormick, the farmer who has OBJ
iected to the grading of the railroad
along the Heart river, has been paid by
the company for what damage he sns
tains, and work will proceed.
j. B. Kelley, ex-roadmaster of the ole
Missouri; division, states that the grading
OF the cntof west of Sunnyside will b'
completed by about the end Of the month
and two $4,000 iron bridges across tn
Heart river done away with.
The prohibition edict has strucl
Langdon, and the editor of the Courie:
Democrat has clipped and remode!et
without credit, a half column articl,
which appeared in the TRIBUNE way last
winter, telling how dry the town is.
Superintendent Eisenhuth is sending
out a circular letter to superintendent
and principals of schools, requesting co
operation in the work Of securing con
testants at the state oratorical contest
which occurs at Wahpeton, Dec. %.
r. D. Hoskins says he never noticed
how great was the difference in climat
between the Red River valley and tn
Missouri slope, until this last trip t.
Grand Forks. The Red has been frozer
over, and is running with slush ice, Will
the ripples Of the PLACID Missouri
sparkle in the glorious sunlight Of balm,
Indian summer, and lis waters are as We
unlocked and unfettered by the chain
Of winter ice.
We were not astonished to learn tina
Ayers was the only Sarsaparilla admit