Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-09
Thf $ismartk Tribmme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

II QaQce on July fLu.
Judge Boyle has rented an Office in
the Merchants Bank block.
The hose company is repairing its ap-
paratus, preparatory to the tournament.
E. j. Jennings is now on the day
operating force at Valley City-his old
home.
The Pyes have moved into the Whit
ford residence recently vacated by the
governor.
River traffic is little slack just at
present, and the boats are not making
many trips.
Painter Maassen is doing an artistic
piece of painting on JEWELS residence
on Second street.
Rev. ]. R. Deckard has gone to Sioux
City, Iowa, to take charge of q mutual
insurance agency.
A little hail fell in the city Friday
afternoon, but not in sufficient quantity
to do any damage.
The river at this point is falling again
and is o at q normal stage. The June
rise has not begun yet.
Mrs. E. H. Wilson is among the latest
Bismarck arrivals at the North Dakota
building, Worlds Fair.
The governor will appoint delegates to
the forthcoming reciprocity convention
in St. Paul in a few days.
Pioneer Fire company will give a
dance July 4th, instead Of Pioneer Hose
company, as stated Monday.
W. S. Cssselman made his first trip on
the road Friday, after a months siege
of inhammstory rheumatism.
Recent rams are making the grass
grow with pleasing rapidity, and the hay
crop promises to be enormous.
The contest case of Chas. Weigel VS..
Jacob Krentz, Jr., from Morton county,
was fled at the land Office Monday.
Hon. G. G. Beardsley is doing some
surveying connected with the apportion-
ment of Indian lands at Standing Rock.
The river is falling, and the work of
dumping in rock to protect the banks
against its inroads in going on vieor.
ously.
The sidewalk on Broadway, adjoining
the Merchants National Bank block is
being raised above the high water level.
E. A. Lilly and Mr.. and Mrs. P. c..
Remington are Bismarckers registered
at the North Dakota building, June LIST.
Rev. Beer is out on the street after q
weeks illness from neuralgia, compli-
Gated by the formation of an abcess in
the ear.
Prot. Wheaton kindly remembered the
TRIBUNE employees with a box of cigars,
Saturday, for which due thanks are ex-
pressed.
H. L. Reade, Charles A. Small and
Charles Glitschka have been selected as
delegates from Pioneer Hose company
to Fargo.
Lawns in the residence portion of the
city are assuming the usual pleasing ap-
pearance, under the influence of the
model slope weather.
On last evenings train was q gentle
mar, who asked regarding the welfare
of VIM. Britton, who he said was an old
school mate in Illinois.
The Railroad company has made a
rate of one fare for the round trip to the
fremen's tournament at Fargo. from
points as far west as Mandan.
The two DIE of A. Fisher on Mandan
avenue, were quite severely burned by a
premature explosion of powder with
which they were playing, a day or so
ago.
Mason Webb is doing some work on
the penitentiary building at present,
fixing up windows where the brick have
fallen out somewhat and doing other
repairing.
Latest reports from Billie Kidd, who
was shot at Dickinson, say that he is i'm.
proving, and the doctors hope, If no un.
foreseen complications arise, to pull him
through.
On all sides are heard expressions of
praise at the uccess of the commence
ment exercises, Friday evening. The
class Of '93 and it's teachers are accorded
just credit.
The Fargo Republican has it that A.
B. Kimball, who has been operator at the
Northern Pacific depot in Moorhead for
some time past, expects to be transferred
to Bismarck soon.
Miss Della Mailman received word
Saturday, of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Calpin. at Maple Grace, MINI. Miss
Hallinan will have the sympathy Of her
many Bismarck friends.
The ranch which has been filed upon
by Dan Williams is desirable piece of
land, facing Strawberry lake, a pretty
body Of water, in what WAS formarlv