Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-17
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CITY N COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
W. M. Scott, deputy commissioner OF
agriculture, is on the sick list.
John Homan is one of the candidates
already out for the city ~treasurership.
Work has begun on the repairing OF
the Phelps residence, recently damaged
by fire.
The wild geese are already flying, and
the sportsmen are on the qui vive OF ex-
element.
A. r. Avery is employed at present in
the lumber establishment of John
Hoagland.
Judge Tibbils: Business in justice
court is very quiet. No disturbances of
any kind, whatever.
Observer Fallon announces that the
publication Of the weekly crop bulletin
will be resumed on Tuesday, April II.
The ice in the Missouri at Yankton
has broken up and is running out. The
ice at Bismarck will be not far behind.
A divorce has been granted Susannah
C. O'Connor OF Mandan, from her hus.
band, E. M. O'Connor, by Judge Win
chester.
Louise Hintz, Christina Sprecher,
Christof Hintz and August Rieche, all
of Hebron, filed homestead entries at
the land office Wednesday.
Doctor Snyth, assisted by local physi-
clans, %amputated the foot of the patient
Biegel, Wednesday. The amputation was
made six inches below the knee.
Prof. Robidou's prediction of cold
weather about the middle of the month
has come to q reality, and the professors
prestige as q weather prophet increases
accordingly.
It is said Bismarck may have an ex-
cellent racetrack the coming summer,
with scme good outside horses to be kept
in the city, and experienced turfmen to
handle them.
A petition of Wilson J. Brown and
wife for the adoption Of the child Elsie
Bentley, has been granted by the court,
and permission granted to change her
name to Elsie Brown.
Mandan Times: It is rumored that
there was q female detective in town
Monday who bought whiskey at various
saloons and has turned it over to Attor.
ney General Standish.
Orren House and Mars Helmer, both
of Napoleon, Logan county, have been
made happy by the issuance Of a license
and the performance of a marriage cere'
mony by Judge Chase.
Ed Barrett will be again a candidate
for the city clerkship at the coming city
election. Alderman johnson says hi
had enough honor, and will not bt
q candidate for reelection.
Several sets of harness which were
shipped to the city by a Chicago firm
and attached by John Ostlund, under
judgment, we're sold by the sheriff yes
terday, and bought by Ostlund.
Grand Chancellor Dahl: We expec,
to have a pleasant time at the institu'
ton of the new K. P. lodge in James
town, Tuesday. Prominent knights viii
be present from all parts of the state.
DR.. Smyth: Yes, l expect to come t.
your city and take DR.. Porter's practice
as o o as I can arrange my affairs al
Steele and leave there. I expect to bt
here permanently after April 1 OF there
abouts.
Cakes Republican: Mrs. s. NJ. Gordon
of Bismarck, a sister of the Wrangham
Bros, has sold the southeast quarter
section of 26-132-59, to Haley V. Hicks
of Brookings, s.. D. The price paid wal
only 500.
jamestown Capital: It is more thar
likely that E. w. Camp will be allowed
to serve out his term as United States
district attorney. He is thoroughly
efficient and prompt in the discharge Of
his official duties.
Judge Chase has appointed Steven
Huston, Matt Clooten and John Pollock
to appaise the estate of Samuel Cara.
hoof, deceased. The widow of the de.
ceased wishes to dispose of some cattle
before they depreciate in value.
Register Falconer received yesterday
letter from Webb @. Hayes, at Cleve.
land, son of the late Rutherford B
Hayes, inquiring as to the ownership oil
the Hayes farm, when it left the Hayes
possession, and for what consideration
Steele Ozone: It is reported that Mr.
Douglas, deputy state treasurer under
Booker, and who has been stopping in
town for some days, intends investing in
an interest in the State bank, and will
probably take an active part in the man.
agement.