Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-16
The Bismarck Tribune.
CITY AND COUNTY,

The balloon did not come
of-too much wind.
jamestown has a dog catcher-Bis,
marck needs one, badly.
The Glitschka building is being
moved from Sixth to Main street.
S. A. Peterson will occupy the store
being vacated by 1. c. DeGraf.
Business in justice courts seems tc
thrive. Sure sign of a good crop.
Tralnmen report snow IN Montana
which may be snox and may be wind.
Some c~ommendable improvements are
being made in the interior of the post.
Office.
The water from the heavy rain passed
of nicely through the sewers just
finished.
L. d. Dahrman of Taylors made final
timber culture proof at the land office
Saturday.
The water trough on Third street has
been repaired and the water was turned
on last night.
A piece of cornice was blown off the
Bismarck Bank block by the wind OF
Tuesday night.
The secretary of state has issued a
charter to the Northwestern Pioneers
Union Publishing company, at Bathgate.
Capital, $4,000.
The baseballists are e~ndeavoring to ar.
range a game for the Goth, and q trip tc
Yates to play it.
Fourth of July is not in 1t with a
circus, when it comes to bringing coun.
try people into town.
Mrs. P. b. Chance is among the latest
Bismarck arrivals at the North Dakota
building, Worlds Fair.
A new voluntary weather station has
been established at Williamsport, with
Ray Yeater az observer.
Load after load of rock is being
loaded aboard the cars for the building
of the dyke at the river.
H. A. Soule will probably leave to-day
to begin upon a surveying contract il
southern Morton county.
Hare e. Holt are putting in some new
bath tubs and making other improve
ments at the penitentiary.
Several of the young folks went dowr
to Burleigh last Friday to attend party
given by Agent and Mrs. Duwe.
Mrs. E. Dawson, who lives south O.
Menoken, was brought in to the hospita
yesterday for medical treatment.
DR.. f. Harrison Mason of Toronto, i!
expected in the city to visit in a few
days, and may locate here permanently
The repairing of the Merchants blocl
sidewalk has been completed, and thu
structure will henceforth be high anc
dry.
A term of court will be held at Steele
on the Goth inst. No jury will be called
as there are nc cases requiring Jury
trial.
A colt belonging to Thomas Fortuns
was run over by a heavily loaded wager
Friday, and is minus q foot in con
sequence.
Word has been received in the city O
the death of Major Mitchell, formerly o.
Mandan, at Duluth where he was prac
ticing law.
The old Ira Bellows residence il
Mandan, occupied by Engineer Casson
was pretty badly damaged by fire Fri
day morning.
The Gun club is ~endeavoring to ge'
together of the old members to dissolve
and organize anew, but thus far no pro
gress has been made.
Charley Gurley writes from Washing
ton that he will be at the Worlds Fai
in September, and will be glad to NEE
old time Bismarckers.
A charter has been issued by the sec
rotary of state to tie Wells County bank
at Sykeston, with T. L. Beiscker as preei
dent. Capital, $4,000.
Farmers in the city report wheat grow
ing nicely and covering the ground we'll
There are several handsome fields in the
near vicinity of the city.
Ex.Chief Wakeman brought home
with him q small piece Of the Fargo firt
bell, which was partially melted, as {
relic of the conhagration.
lsidore Bureau has returned from {
hunting and trapping expedition neal
the Black Hills, and has t~wenty-seve1
beaver as the fruits of his toll.
Nanny Pye has Joined the ranks o.
the horsemen, and has added a bay
driving horse-distantly related Il
Nancy Hanks-to his possessions.
The Mandan Pioneer says the New
Salemites are getting up an elaborate
program for July 4, which includes 6
base ball match, Mandan vs.. Bismarck
mn