Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21
Che Bismartk Tribune.
CITY N COUNTY.

Gee. Hughes is Just recovering trou
an attack Of tonsilitis.
The raid in Bismarck has made tn
pigs in jamestown uneasy.
Farmers are bringing in hay, and al
of it seems to find a ready market.
The thermometer crawled up to 8.
Wednesday--hot enough for you?
Cattle shipments will commence il
earnest about the 18th Of the month.
Two more hobos were jailed Thursda,
night and ordered to leave town yester
day.
Express Messenger ]. w. Herbert has
been laid up for several days with ton
sjlitis.
Business at the river landing is lively
just at present, with the loading of coal
wheat and wool.
Oscar Will writes of an enjoyable time
at the Worlds Fair. He will be home
about August LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boucher and daughter
and two children Of E. 4. Williams are
registered at the fair.
Dick Tabor has turned the Kline
horse over to Lou S%outhworth for the
balance of the season.
Heavy rains were reported around
Fort Buford and other northwester
points Saturday morning.
The boys are practicing and getting
in shape for the game with Coal Harbor
IN Bismarck. next Saturday.
The Alliance Hail association Of
jamestown are settling some damage
claims in Burleigh county.
The scarcity Of mosquitoes these nights
is remarkable-and serves to atone for
the warmth of the weather.
The first woman's notorial commission
issued by the secretary Of state was to
Miss Nellie Drake Of Minot.
The fire break between Bismarck and
jamestown, 100 miles long and five fur.
rows wide, has been completed.
Mrs. E. H. Wilson has sold all of sec.
ton I, township 137, range rs, to Ella
NJ. Helm of Chicago, for $1,000.
Insurance Commissioner Cudhie has
sent $1,000 to the Fargo fire department.
the insurance money due them.
Murdoch Mckenzie is now running a
street car on the Interurban line be.
tween st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Quite a party from Mandan and
Jamestown is expected to take in the ex.
cursion to Fort Yates on the 25th.
The board of commissioners met Wed,
nesday long enough to allow the bill Of
P. E. Roth, $3.50, for bridge work.
Mrs. w. T. Perkins and Miss Jessie
Taylor are recruits to the ranks of lady
bicyclists, and each rides gracefully.
Mayor Allen has not appointed a dog
catcher yet, but is looking around for
suitable person to entrap the CANNES.
Frank Blaich of Mandan, made home
stead entry, and Henri Putt of Oshkosh
final proof at the land Office Tuesday.
r. NJ. Harlan, Robbins Anderson, Mist
E. NJ. Anderson and James Steward o.
Bismarck are registered at the Worlds
Fair.
Caroline Gage is again doing the stat.
but she skips Bismarck. Her ange,
toward the capital city has not We
cooled.
Four horse thieves were arrested b,
Montana sheriffs and taken to Rec
Lodge, out at Sentinel Butte, Saturda,
morning.
The balloon went up in Mandan sue
cessfuIly, rose about 600 feet, and tn,
p%arachutist landed safe and sound on
house top.
E. G. Patterson purchased a s16l
Heating wheel from F. E. Notorious,
Wednesday, and is numbered among tn,
wheelmen.
Chief McGillis feels that the action Of
the city council in his case shows ap
peciation t his work, and he is elatet
accordingly.
P. McCue does faithful work with tn,
street sprinkler these hot days, and rem
ders life more endurable along tn,
principal streets.
Captain Nichols writes from Goa
Harbor that the boys there are gettin,
in shape to play ball Saturday, and Iool
for a good game.
Frank Moorhouse Friday sent
punching bag down to Winona, to b.
hammered by Gleason, in training TO
the coming fight.
Crops in Ecklund township neve
looked finer. It is q curious fact tina
the farmers Of that township have neve
had a failure Of crops.
Bert Shirt, one of the first boomer
in Steele in the early sos, is now run
ming an intelligence and employment