Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-06
CITY AND COUNTY.
If Mary had a little lamb.
As many poets say,
She'd trade it for a pug dog. sure.
We're she alive, to-day.

The young folks are arranging for an
other hop Friday night.
No one just now is complaining OF
dust to any considerable extent.
Fred Roberts will act as chief of police
during the absence Of Chief McGillis.
And now if the weather authorities
will turn on the sunshine tap, please.
Railroad carpenters are making some
needed repairs in the railroad platform.
A. Cressy has bought a running mare,
said to be a fast one, of the Tammany
style.
Attorney Register will file the answer
of the county in the Griffin case some
time this week.
DR.. Kendrick and Elliot Barnes have
rented the Gerald Pierce barn, and will
keep their horses there this winter.
Mrs. Ogden, wife Of the ex-state su.
perintendent Of schools, is principal of
the Froebel institute at Minneapolis.
It is expected Rev. Archibald Durrie,
of Superior, will occupy the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Charley Smith of the p%enitentiary
harness shop has sold an interest in his
business to E. F. Billiard of Casselton.
Quite a number of Bismarckers will
probably take advantage of the reduced
rates to take in the fair about Chicago
and North Dakota Gays.
Geo. Kline must be better. He is
registered at the fair, and if he is able to
take in the sights there, Bismarckers
will look for him home again before
long.
AL Sheldon, a brother of Jack, returned
from Montana to Mclean county last
week, after an absence of three years.
He says North Dakota is good enough
for him.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges courtesy
from the management of the Jim River
Valley fair, which will probably be a roar
ing success, with such rustlers as are
in Jamestown behind it.
Messrs. Stevens and Boyce leave for
the east on Fridays train. With the
memories of nearly 200 birds which fell
victims to their deadly aim, they feel
we'll satisfied with their trip.
Alderman Patterson, in St. Paul, is
reported as improving rapidly, from the
effects of that surgical operation, and
will be able to be out in a few days. He
will return to the city in about a week.
Grand Forks News: State Superin-
tendent Eisenhuth anticipates a visit to
the Worlds Fair and in company with
MIR. Eisenhuth will visit a few weeks at
the home of the latter at Mi]lheim,
Penn.
Mr.. Lee of the TRIBUNE, was presented
Monday with a handsome silver tea
set by the management and employees
of the TRIBUNE, as a token of their ap-
probation of the fact that be was re-
Gently married
DR.. Glass, who accompanied the re-
cent hunting party to Long Lake, is re-
ported by those who were on the trip as
a genial gentleman and an ardent sports
man, who knows how to handle q gun,
and whose aim is sure.
The Sheridan bids far to become quite
a family hotel this winter. Colonel and
Mrs. Little will have rooms there, as
will also General and Mrs. Hughes
Others, also, will probably avail them
selves Of it's co%nveniences.
The little trouble which has been on
in the Bismarck Winona mail route has
been settled satisfactorily. Guthrie, of
Pierre, who has the contract, has been
in the city for several days, and he and
Thomas Bottomly have made a new
agreement to hold until the contract
runs out, aud things will run along
smoothly.