Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-05
The $ismartk Tribntt.
| T AND COUNTY.

spring.
Nothing has yet been heard Of Rondeau,
the missing prisoner.
Richard & Pringle's Georgia minstrels
are billed for the 10th.
Arrangements for street sprinkling
should be made after the dust Of Thurs
day.
judges Corliss and Wallin are the
guests of Judge Bartholomew while in
the city.
Judge Chase has been appointed
deputy assessor for the First district by
Peter Wilcox.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give a "milkmaid's' social on Friday
evening, May 10Th.
Certificate of corporate existence was
issued Thursday to the Minot Mercantile
company of Minot. Capital $4,000.
Quite a formidable array oflegal talent
is at present in the city, congregated
because of the session Of the supreme
court.
Manure and refuse are still dumped
promiccuously withoutth regular dump.
ing grounds, despite the notice OF the
city officials.
Nine homestead entries, n timber
culture proof, under the amended law,
and one pre.emption proof at the land
office Friday.
Judge Winchester is busy moving
into his new house. Register Neal will
occupy the residence vacated by Judge
Winchester.
Warden Boucher: Yes, We have
Rondeau back. No, 1 have nothing to
say except that the circumstances are
very peculiar.
A baby girl arrived in the household
of Signal Sergeant G. K. Edwards on
Sunday last. Mother and child are re-
ported doing we'll.
Curly Head, the only Custer scout
who survives the Custer massacre, has
left Fort Berthold for Chicago, where
he joins the Wild West show.
A gentleman in the east writes to find
out what are the chances of recovering
$500 loaned IN a pre-emption near this
city some time ago. Poor man!
The spirit of Improvement is abroad
in the land. Painters are at work in all
parts of the city, and already the city
assumes a greatly improved appearance.
DIR. Bentley has been quite seriously
i'll for the past week, a sort of recurrence
of his old trouble, but was Thursday re-
ported as resting easier and improving.
The steamer Castalia leaves every
Thursday for Washburn, Stanton and
Coal Harbor. For passenger and freight
rates apply on board, or to o. E. Strom,
agent.
Miss Linnie Lee Slaughter went to
Mclean county on Fridays stage, and
on Monday began q two months term of
school at Ingersoll, fifteen miles north of
Washburn.
Frank Kihm, the popular host at the
Sheridan, has received q number of new
rollers for his photograph, and the pub
lie may be RECALLED with the latest tunes
from now forth.
Arbor day is near at hand. Every
body should plant trees. Those desir-
ing trees Ct all kinds at reasonable fig
ures should call on Frank Scott OF leave
orders with Oscar Will.
The steamer Castalia has left for Fort
Yates, bearing the cargo of building
material belonging to j. H.. Owen, the
owners having given bonds for the re-
lease of the attached property.
Young people to the number of
twenty, gave a surprise party to Miss
Edith Buchanan at her home on First
street, Friday evening. Refreshments
were served and an enjoyable time was
had.
LILO Ou5Io1 AOu5o LIDS dRdlu Cuduk6u
arrangements, the Joy family retiring,
and L. G. Green assuming the duties as
landlord. Mr.. Green is experienced, and
will keep the hotel up to it's usual
standard.
A certificate Of corporate existence
was Monday issued by the secretary of
state to the Towner Merchants bank of
Towner, McHenry county, with a capital
stock of $4,000. Andrew Gilbertson is
president.
Washburn Leader: Report was
brought to Washburn Thursday that
the body of a man had been found in
Ecklund township, north Of Painted
Woods. If the report is true, it may be
the body of Gus Johnson.
A location of the corner monument of
Fifth and Main street was made Thurs
day. It is thought the monument is
misplaced and the two buildings,
Ostlund's barn and the adjoining build
ing, several inches out of line.