Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-10

cess of the affair O~verShadOwS the financial
part.
All of those who went from this city tC
attend the presentation of Julius Caesar q,
the jamestown opera house, Monday even.
ing, returned on the delayed passenger
Tuesday afternoon. The opera hous. is
reported a beauty, and the trip an alto
gether pleasant one.
The snow-plow OF the head engine Of the
delayed train from the east, yesterday. was
covered with blood, flesh and hair of some
deceased bovine, sufficient evidence of the
fact that the train was forced to pillow Its
way through q herd of cattle. beside the
ordinary TO- banks.
The county commissioners were to have
held a meeting Monday, but Mr.. Ecklund
is laid up with an attack Of rheumatism
and was unable to be present. Commits
missioner Cahall did not feel like facing
the storm to attend the session, and an ad-
jOurnment was taken.
Valley City Alliance: The report
reaches Valley City from Bismarck that
Editor Eallandigham is not only chief of
Benton's campaign, but that he sleeps with
Colonel Benton every night, n that his
(Bro. Varsl reward will be great If the
colonel is elected senator.
Plats of townships 1856, 1856, 1877, III and
l42 in range 50, 1856, III, and 142 in range
20 and 1856 and III in range 81, were filed
by the surveyor general in the land Office
yesterday. The land lies in Morton and
Mercer counties and will be opened for
entries and filings on March TIN.
Private kilograms received in the city
last evening announce that the blind
piggers in Fargo have been arrested and
jailed. bag ana baggage. The arrests were
made at the complaint of prohibition lead
ers there and confusion and CONSERVATION
are said to reign among the porkers.
Judge Chase yesterday issued a marriage
license to Nicholas Zahn and Magdalena
Fetsch. both of this city. who will be mar
ried by Father Martin tomorrow. Neither
the prospective bride or groom are over 10
years OF age, and they apparently believe
life.
The Governors Guards intend to give an
invitation dance on the 22d inst, Washing.
tons birthday. The proceeds are to be-
used for purchasing new uniforms. and the
company hopes all that are invited will at
tend. The company has always given
good dances, but this will be the pride of
them all.
Attorney Darling, who is in the city
from Fargo, receives many compliments
on his general experiences at the billiard
table. and the contest between him and
MI. 1egen for supremacy, is a haru fought
one. Each gentleman is far above the Or
binary player, and honOrs between them
are easy.
Both A. l.. Carey and Miss Flittie had
rooms at the Phelps residence, which was
partially destroyed by fire yesterday, but
luckily both escaped with no injury, al
though losing most of their personal
effects. Miss Flittie looses nearly her
entire wardrobe and many valuable
trinkets.
Plats of townships 1858, 1854, 1856.
1862, 1858, 1854 and 1866, all IN
Hettinger county, were filed by the sur
ysyor general in the land Office yesterday.
Inns land will be open for entries and
filings on March 9TH. Some of the land is
especially desirable and will no DOUBT be
soon filed upon.
The Mandan Pioneer Of Friday had a
rumor that a young grocery clerk of that
city and one of the feminine leaders of the
younger 400 of this city, were to be mar
geo IN ms city yesterday: The marriage,
II ~ was intended, failed to occur, and it
Is thought the umor was merely rumor
and nothing more.
Sam Corbett of Fargo, met with a serious
accident Wednesday at the Sheridan
house. He lost his balance coming down
the stairs and fell head first to the floor. q
distance Ut about ten feet. He was carried
10 his room insensible, but under the
Doctors care was brought to all right. It
Vas a narrow escape.
The family Of Representative O'Keefe
is one worthy of mention. He has nine
sons, each of them a voter, and each voted
the democratic ticket last fall. On Satur-
day last the nine were in the city in a
body, to visit their father. They are a
tine looking body of representative citi-
zens and a family to be proud of.
Invitations are out for a valentine shadow
party to be given on the 18th inst, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Barnes. in
honor of Miss Edith Wakeman. Those
who have attended parties of the kind are
aware OF the amount of genuine enjoy
ment to be derived therefrom, and the at
fair gives every promise of success.
jamestown Alert: Byron Willard and
wife left yesterday morning for San Jose,
CAL. where MI. Willard expects to act as
correspondent of a San Francisco paper.
Miss Kate Willard left for San Francisco
last week, The family have been quite
prominent in social circles here and have
made many friends who regret their de-
parture.
The preparations for the concert CON-
menced last week, to be given in the Pres
byterian church on the 10Th of this month.
are progressing. Mesdames Capehart.
George Hughes and Porter, and Misses
Arnold, Larimore and ShOrtridge are
among those who have promised to assist.
A musical n literary treat of a hiph
order is assured.
A cow belonging to Tom MCGOWAN gave
birth to twin calves a day or so ago. The
little animals are perfectly developed and
healthy, and, MCGOWAN AYERS, will make
the finest OK team on the slope. North Ia.
kota and the Missouri slope have ALWAYS
had widespread fame as a stock prowin0
country and this occurrence but tends to
increase it.
LaMoure Chronicles: The Valley Citv
Alliance tells how l.. A. Iceland went out