Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-04-21

point. The Missouri is falling there.
and is clear of ice.
+. H. Register: The court calendar
at Dickinson was finished Thursday.
Only m criminal case was tried. that of
a Dutchman who was arrested for some
shooting scrape. and he defended himself
and was acquitted.
Three families Of immigrants, direct
from Russia, arrived on the morning
train Wednesday, and were for a time a
source of considerable interest. They
will remain in the city for a time and
then go on further west.
VIM. NJ. Lloyd, the jamestown banker,
has been appointed as delegate to the
bankers and tinanciers' convention at
Chicago in June. MI. Lloyd is a banker
of experience and q inancier Of disore-
ton and his appointment Is a wise one.
All persons who intend to attend the
temperance convention at Fargo next
week and pay full fare should get a GER
tiicates from the agent to that effect. If
100 persons are in attendance, the rail-
roa Is will make one-ftth fare for the re-
turn.
John Day of Mandan. aged 70, and
susanna G. Wright, aged IS, we're quietly
married by Judge Chase Thursday
evening. Mr.. Day is one of the old
timers on the Missouri slope and his
many friends will extend c%ongratula.
tons.
Joe Dietrich is reported by his physi-
cian, DR.. Fraser, as resting we'll, although
it is probable he will lose some fingers
from each hand and possibly a portion
of each foot will have to be amputsted.
Joe has grit and bears up bravely in his
trouble.
Extradition papers were Thursday
issued, upon requisition of Gov. Knute
Nelson Of Minnesota, for H. E. Merrill
and J. E. Knapp, who were recently ar
rested in jamestown for the theft of rail-
Way tickets from the office at Bricken-
ridge, MINI.
A number of the young friends of Miss
Mamie Bogue gave her a surprise party
Thursday. it being the occasion of her
fifteenth birthday. Notwithstanding the
surprise the charming young lady was
in every way equal to the occasion, and
the evening passed pleasantly to all con-
cerned.
Report comes from Napoleon Of the
failure of William Dryer, the general
merchant there, who is we'll known in
Bismarck. Too extensive dealings on
limited capital are said to be the cause
of the failure. st. Paul firms are the
principal creditors.
A special from Washington to thu st.
Paul Dispatch says that Dan Maratta,
Friday, gave to Postmaster General
Bissell the properly Endorsed applica-
ton of Joseph Dietrich for postmaster at
Bismarck, N. D. The commission of
Horace Bogue, the incumbent, will not
expire until January.
Washburn Leader: Captain Braith-
waite is said to be the disturbing ele-
ment now IN the Bismarck city council.
He was elected alderman last week.
Mayor Allen, however, ia the rock upon
which the captains craft is likely to
split, notwithstanding that navigation is
open and the water high.
A certificate of corporate existence
was Tuesday issued by the secretary of
state to the Allegheny Percheron Horse
association, Sumner Whipple, president;
William Trumbull, vice. president, and
II. S. Oliver, secretary and treasurer.
These three persons are the incorpora-
tors and are all residents of Lisbon.
Captain Healy Of company A Tues
day received official notice that the sew
eral companies of the state militia would
attend the worlds fair. The expense
will be borne mostly by the state, the
cost to the members Of the companies
being merely nominal The month of
July has been fixed upon for their de-
parture for Chicago.
jamestown Capital: Insurance COM
missioner Cudhie was in the city on
Monday of this week, checking up the
affairs Of tho Alliance Hail association of
this city. Mr.. Cudhie found everything
in good shape and compliments the
management of the company very
highly. He left Monday night to IN
vestigate the affairs of the Grand Forks
hail companies.
Mrs. M. H. Jewell writes from Passa-
dena, where che has spent the winter,
giving an account Of the recent earth
quake that visited that portion of Cali
fornia a couple Of weeks since. "Clocks
were stopped and chandeliers swung to
and fro" 1t was an experience not
down on the program, the discomforts of
which are said to be q little short OF a
Kansas cyclone.
Fargo Forum: Senator McGil]ivrav