Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-04-07
The Bismarck Tribnne.
CITY AND COUNTY.

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Winona, Emmons county, has been
made a money order office.
Coal Harbor in Mclean county has
been made a money order postottice.
Judge Winchester has postponed the
Stark county term of court one week.
Conrad Schulz of New Salem, made
homestead entry at the land office Tues
day.
Larry Casselman's blooded horses
we're taken out to Mclean county We'd
nesday.
Bruce T. Fowler Of Coal Harbor made
final homestead proof at the land office
Thursday.
Johannes Tucheherer Of Napoleon,
made homestead entry at the land Office
Saturday.
The wild geese are already flying. and
the sportsmen are becoming cores
pondingly eager.
The Custer hotel has been rented to
George A. Joy, by whom it will be
operated in future.
Forty-two entries and twenty four
proofs is the record of the land Office for
the month of March.
NJ. Eppinger has purchased the sorrel
driving mare brought out from the east
by Larry Casselman.
Seeding is now in progress in the
vicinity of Bismarck and the soil never
was in better condition.
The governor has appointed c. H.
Potter of Glendale, az assistant veter-
in arian for the fourth district.
The personal property tax of the
Northern Pacific, amounting to s2,51O.16,
has been paid into the county treasury.
Scholars will be admitted to room
No. l of the public scholastic rule in
that respect being suspended for the
present.
The entertainment at the Methodist
church has been indefinitely postponed,
a some of those taking part have gone
out of town.
The focks of wild geese going north
ward are nov quite numerous and the
markets in Bismarck are we'll supplied
with the fowl.
F. E. Galde, Karl Galde and Emil
Galde of New Salem, and Arthur
Palmer of Steele, made homestead en-
tries at the land Office Wednesday.
The land commissioners have ap-
proved the decision of the local Office in
the contest case of Carbon We. Geo. Nc
Nider, decided in favor of the latter.
W. A. Falconer smiles pleasantly and
says it's a girl, and that it arrived late
Thursday night, Morch Goth. Both the
mother and child are progressing nicely.
jamestown Alert: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eisenhuth arrived from Bismarck Satur-
day and spent Sunday in the city. They
left for Darlington to-day on a short
business trip.
Sheriff Donnelly: We delivered our
prisoner safely at jamestown. He be-
came quite noisy after we got there,
however, and I guess he awakened
almost everyone within hearing.
Fargo Forum: Miss Bessie Waggoner
came in from Bismarck and will visit
Miss Alice Carey for a few days, when
she is to be joined by Miss Hamilton,
who will accompany Miss Bessie east.
Fargo Forum: Hon. John Yegen of
Bismarck, was married to Miss Anna
Pierson last Sunday evening. John was
a valuable member of the house in the
last legislature and deserves his good
luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hanitch of Su-
perior, formerly of Bismarck, announce
the arrival of little "Maria Bickham
Hanitch" on March Internationally
a very welcome visitor in the Hanitch
household.
Mrs. M. P. Martin of st. Paul, wife of
Assistant General Auditor Martin of
the Northern Pacific, has been visiting
l the city, the guest Of her old time
friends, Mrs. John Davidson and
daughters at Braeside.
A term of the United States court was
called and adjourned Tuesday by Mar.
shall Price and Clerk j. A. Montgomery,
there being no business on the docket.
Court convenes at Fargo Wednesday,
with quite an extensive calendar.
Senator Worst: Everything in EN-
mons county is about as usual. Greeks
are pretty high, but I do not think the
water is as high as around Bismarck.
We passed over a number of bridges
yesterday which had been overlooked.
Forty-four homestead patents have
been received at the land office for de-
livery. Seven proofs and two entries
were made Friday, among those prov
ing up being Valentin Benz, Mikal
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