Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-30
The $ismartk Tribuae.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Senator Worst will make the Fourth
of July address ut Monango.
L. a. Hughes and E. E. Morris and
wife are registered Mt the Fair.
Lawn tennis is becoming a ~favorite
amusement with the young folks.
The railroad commissioners have com-
menced their annual tour Of inspection.
O. +. Barnes and D. w. Rittenhouse
made final proofs on tree claims Wednes-
day.
Pioneer Fire Company intends to give
one Of its popu lar dances on the Fourth
next Tuesday.
Some of the horsemen are thinking Of
passing the Fourth at New Salem if
there are to be races.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Jennings Friday morning. Mother
and child are dong we'll.
Ed Hayden, q trst-class barber from
Tacoma, has been employed in the ton
serial parlors Of John Dolan.
The river is falling again and the men
who are busy putting in rock at the
river are happy in consequence.
The manager of the sports at New
Salem has written the boys here invit-
ing them to come up and play for that
$50.
There will be practice at the ball park
each evening between now and July 4th,
and all members are requested to be on
hand.
A decree of divorce was filed in the
clerks office Saturday, giving absolute
divorce to John H. Miller from his wife,
Hattie A. Miller.
Judge Chase was we'll enough to at
tend to business IN his Office a part Of
Wednesday, but is still weak from
his two weeks illness.
Public Examiner Peabody and Deputy
Patterson have been in Fargo for a few
days-and the Agricultural college in.
vestigation is again on.
A charter has been issued by the sec.
rotary Of state to the Farmers bank Of
Crazy. Capital, 5000. T. a. Luras is
president Of the new institution.
Sheriff Donnelly is painting and re-
pairing the Mckenzie buildings at the
corner of Fourth and Main streets, and
their looks are improving commensur-
ably.
Judgment in the case of Hubbard,
Spencer. Bartlett 4 Co. vs. the Capital
National Bank was filed Saturday. The
bank gets judgment for costs against the
plaintiff.
l. w. Everson, the popular tonsorial
artist who has parlors under the First
National Bank block, and Miss Ether
G. Paul son were married in Mandan Fri
day morning.
The Bism arck friends of Judge
Thomas-and they are ~many-will
sympathize with him in the death OF his
mother, which occurred at Delavan,
Wis, Tuesday.
1t has been reported that the Kline
horse, Gold Ore, would trot in the races
July 4th, but the owners Of the animal
desire to state that under no considera-
ton will he enter in the races.
Some Of the more mischievous of the
young Americans in the west end OF
town have been playing havoc with the
gun club traps and shields during the
intermission between club shoots.
Capt. Voolfolk: Yes, the excursion
was a pleasant one The Rosebud will
probably make trips to Yates every
week or SO during the summer. and take
parties of fifteen or twenty each time.
The county commissioners have adj
journed temporarily without settling up
the matter Of the %treasurer's bond. They
will meet again on Saturday, when the
matter will be taken up and adjusted.
Voluntary weather stations have been
established at Sheyenne, Eddy county,
with Mrs. j. W. Richter as observer;
Rugby, E. Gunderson; Washburn, Sam
Fairman, and Williston, G. Anderson.
F. A. Briggs: It vas rather expected
that you Bismarckers would take in the
celebration at New Salem, but if you
get up one Of your own, you will prob
ably have your share Of Mandan people.
Northern Pacific Civil Engineer OAR
ling says the risky Missouri is about
under control, and the r~ip-rap2ing
which has been done will prove q sufi.
cient barrier to the inroads Of it's waters.
Rain is badly needed in all sections of
the country. Hot days aud hot winds
have done much to retard the growth Of
grain. and in some cases to almost ruin
fields. A good, soaking rain would do
much good.
The jamestown Capital argues from
the fact that Land Commissioner Will