Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-28
CITY AND COUNTY.

gated $1,000.
Several outfits from the west are in
the city, selling horses.
Landlord Green is doing some i'm.
proving in the Custer hotel Office.
Mayor Aliens law Office is being
autifed with a coat of fresh pant.
Attorney General Standish will attend
the silver convention at Chicago Aug. l.
Justice courts are quiet this week
only an occasional hobo sent out of
town.
Superintendent Wilson's private car
was in the city Thursday, paying of en-
ployee.
The cool man is in the consomme
these days-with the ice man in his
element.
The ladies of the Episcopalian church
cleared about s25 at the social the other
evening.
Farmer Burton: Ny wheat? 1t looks
good. That 100 acres on sod is particu-
larly fine.
Josephus Plenty is advertising for
miners to work in his Mercer county
coal fields.
The thermometer crawled up to 96
again Sunday, and seems steady at about
that figure.
a man, a chain and a performing bear
constituted one of the street attractions
last Monday.
Frank Scott qualified as game warden
Thursday, and will see that the game
law is enforced.
Train No. 8 was delayed about three
hours Monday by a minor accident
east of jamestown.
D. L. Mersdorf, OF Napoleon, contem.
plates moving to this city to engage in
the dairy business.
The Dickinson Press says DeGraf
unloaded 400 cases Of shoes last week
for his new store there.
Railroad men are discussing a switch
mems rumor of a cut Of 20 per cent. in
the wages of employees.
The estate of Lars johnson was
settled up in probate court Friday,
and the bondsmen discharged.
Ex.Chief of Police Hurst of DEVILS
Lake has been appointed game warden
for Ramsey county by the governor.
Andrew Peterson of Apple Creek, and
Miss Mary Riggs of Steele, were mar
ried by Judge Chase Saturday night.
The Sterling and Williamsport base
ball mines will play at Steele, August
10Th, for a purse of s25 to $50 a side.
Col. Lounsberry has been confirmed
by the national commission as a judge
Of awards in the liberal arts division.
The families of Governor Shortridge
and Auditor Porter expect to 60 into
camp at Spiritwood lake in a week or so.
Farmers everywhere report the per-
nicious effect of the continued hot
weather on crops. Rain is badly needed,
and soon.
Some Bismarck horses may be put
into the races at Steele, August 10Th, if
the occasion gives promise Of being a
lively n
Tickets for the excursion to Glencoe
next Saturday may be secured from A.
Healy or C. H. Phelps, as their respec-
tive stores.
Judge Chase Thursday appointed s.
j. Swanson, Olaf johnson and NJ. Cline
burg as appraisers of the estate of Lars
johnson, deceased.
The first train of the 500 line crossed
the Main street in Minot shortly after
noon last Friday, and the Bismarck ex-
tension is-coming.
The two base ball mines which con-
tested Saturday last are thinking Of con-
solidating and challenging the regulars
to a crossing Of bats.
IOluu1OI0 UaIus ucdI OdIuc5UOWu, was
another to be struck by lightning Mon
day. Three calves were burned to death.
The loss is about $1,000.
The barn at the jamestown insane
asylum was destroyed by fire Monday
morning, being struck by lightning dur
ing the thunderstorm there.
The ice cream sociable at the Swedish
church brought in the sum of $35, for
which we extend our hearty thanks to
all who gave their help to it.
jamestown sports intend to boom the
Gun club thereafter seeing what
amount Of enjoyment is derived from
the shoots in the capital city.
From present indications there will
be numerous prairie chickens this fall.
Let the game wardens see that they are
protected until the law is out.
Farmer Richards: Ishall have wheat
randy RI cut in ahnnt a waok Somo NJ