Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-03
The Bismarck Tribnme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

LIZ oAAAS ~ ASROASS
with typhoid fever.
just a little e~lectioneering Is being
done now.a.days-just a little.
Prof. Whittier, the optician, is looking
after eyes in Valley City at present.
George Wentworth is reported by his
physician, DR. Smyth, as improving,
daily.
Dan Williams is spending a few days
in Buffalo, n. Y, where Mrs. Williams
is visiting.
The members of the new dancing club
will meet at the Sheridan parlors Friday
night, to organize.
Rev. Caleb Ben-Ham, formerly Pro
testant Episcopal pastor here, is now
rector of st. Mary's church, Napa, Cal.
fornia.
Express Messenger Warnock and wife
are visiting in jamestown for a time.
Messenger Roberts has taken Mr.. War
nock's place here.
Run-a.ways have been getting more
numerous of late. Healy's delivery
WACO was battered up somewhat by
collidipg with one Thursday morning.
John Homan: 1t is a sight just above
Wards on the river-the wild geese.
They are very thick. Never saw so many
in my life, but you can't get near them.
DR.. E. h. Whitcome, coroner Of Ram
sey county, Minnesota, has been in the
city for several days, and is out on a
hunt with his friends Pye and Wooster.
Engineer Mccormick Of the freight
engine which went into the ditch Satur-
day night, was somewhat famed when
he jumped, but his injuries are not
serious.
MI. and Mrs. F. H. Register, Bis
marck; w. L. Albright and wife, Will
Transport and J. ". Walker and wife,
Steele are Missouri slope people taking
in the close of the fair.
There are numerous s~pectacle-bur-
dened noses to be seen OF the streets
now, which we're formerly unspectacled
"a result of the recent visit of Prof
Hirschberg's representative.
Workmen at the capitol are now lay
ing the foundations for the large pillars
to be placed in front of the addition. 1t
is probable operations for the season
will be suspended tomorrow or Thurs
day.
Geo. Cooper of Devils Lake, who was
sentenced to reside with Warden Bou-
cher for q period Of two years and six
months, has escaped from the Devils
Lake Jail, and has not yet been recap
tured.
The Langdon Courier is angry with
the attorney general, because of that
telegram to stop the prize fight at Mil
ton, and says he doesn't know the differ
once between a sparring match and a
prize fight.
Mrs. Mactouglaes and child, are regis
tered at the Custer from England. Mrs.
Mactouglass was one of the passengers
on the now famous train which was held
up at Kendallville, Ind, recently, and
she was relieved of her moLey with the
rest.
P. Mccormick, a farmer, has served
notice of trespass upon Wood Bros, who
are doing work of the Heart river CROSS.
ings in Morton county. He says they
are spelling part Of his farm, and he
wants $500 before they can resume
work,
There is considerable excitement in
the city over the death of Mayor Harri.
son of Chicago. 1t is a fruitful topic OF
conversation. Several of the residents
of the city were personal acquaintance
of the mayor, and they express profound
sorrow.
Hon. E. A. Williams has at last beauti-
fed his residence block by having a row
of shade trees set out around 1t. Frank
Scott, by the way, is making a business
of gathering and setting out all kinds of
shade trees this fall. His prices are
reasonable.
Auditor Edick has gotten up a neatly
arranged printed blank, for statement of
delinquent taxes, which the law requires
the auditor to furnish to delinquents.
On the reverse side Of the blank are ex-
tracts from the laws, and facts interest
ing to taxpayers. Altogether the blank
would lie a convenience to auditors all
over the state.
Geo. Watson was one of a hunting
party to return by the Burnt creek road,
Sunday afternoon, and he says he saw a
man, on foot, just beyond Wards place,
making his way through the timber by
the side of the road. He says they had
q full view of the man as they passed,
and that be was as evil looking q speci-
men as is often seen. Watson thinks he
may have had something to do with the
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