Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-27
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CITY AND COUNTY.
To please the table girl, l said
To her she was a ready maid;
Not So" said she, "oh. fatterine boarder,
an your servant, maid-to order"
Judge.
Rev. H. NJ. Cook has taken quarters at
the Sheridan.
Main street has a new crossing at the
Third street intersection.
J. D. Mcdonald is building an ad-
dition to his blacksmith shop.
Railroad carpenters are doing ad-
ditional repairing about the depot.
Louis Hanitch and Jim Mcbride
have gone North N a hunting trip.
The railroad boys miss the familiar
face and figure Of Tom Riley about the
depot,
r. Deever of Jamestown, is now night
baggageman at the Northern Pacific
depot.
The coal men are doing the bulk OF
the business now-laying in a winter
supply.
The fall grind of the courts will soon
begin, and the %penitentlary forces will
be increased.
The reissue of the pension to Isaac L.
Dutton, Bismarck, is announced from
Washington.
John Mack has a contract to put in
the Long Lake bridge at Falconer's, and
is engaged with the work.
The Baptists will give a fair and
social at the church Friday evening.
A good time is promised all who attend.
Rev. Beer has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Will, on First
street, and Rev. Reeves has the parson-
age.
J.B. Southmayd returned last week
from Helena and other Montana points,
where he has been working for some
time.
Henry Houtaling and family have
moved in from the country for the WIN.
ter and are domiceled on upper Ninth
street.
Mrs. G. H. Bumstead has sold part Of
her household furniture to the Meth.
odists, who will furnish a residence TO,
Rev. Reeves.
The contest case of Peter Maleri VS.
Geo. Gilbert, from Stark county, hal
been decided at the land Office in favor
Of the contestant.
The Tomjack family, the father and
Oldest son of which are serving terms
in the penitentiary here, are destitute
and in need at Jamestown.
J. G. Holden of Duluth, is day oper
ator at the depot now, and w. G. How
land has gone to Jamestown to take {
trick in the dispatchers Office.
Richard Conlyof Mandan, made tim
Der culture proof at the land Office to
day. The contest case of B. 8. Seymour
vs.. W. r. Davis was also filed.
Prof. Wheaton reports everything
moving along swimmingly at the public
schools, a good enrolment of pupils and
satisfactory advancement in all grades.
The petit jury for the Grand Forkl
term Of United States court, Nov. 7th
has been drawn, but there are nome OF
the list from Bismarck or Burleigt
county.
At latest reports Louis Brown, Wit
escaped from the sheriff Of Steele coun,
ty, near Buffalo, while being taken t.
the p~enitentiary, a not been re
captured.
November 18th next, at 2 o'clock, il
chambers here, has been set by the judg,
as the da Q for hearing and settling /.
bill of exceptions and motion for a new
trial in the Van Beck case.
Attorney Geo. T. Webster, formerly o.
Sioux City, has opened a law Office il
the Chicago Opera House building, Chi
cago, and is associated with w. L. Smell
one of the leading attorneys of that city
The Washburn Leader prays for ,
Cardiff giant, to kill off the TRIBUNE.
poet, which Is proof that the editor o.
the Leader must have run against the
TR1BUNE's recent appeal to the vino
unaWares.
Those who do not take advantage Of
the present weather to bank their housel
replace broken window lights, put or
storm windows, and in other ways pre-
pare for cold weather, will regret il
later on, in mind and purse.
Sheriff Donnelly Saturday sold al
of the right, interest and title of VIM