Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18
Tht Bismarek Trihnnr.
l T AND COUNTY.

VII
Here's to the Bismarck fire depart
ment.
Auditor Edick has figured up the city
valuation to be S~1,415,S22
The state board of equalization meets
at the capitol next Tuesday.
A lady compositor can obtain a posi-
ton by addressing the TRIBUNE.
r. H. Teuny is the latest to join the
ranks of the wheelmen, with a "Sunol."
Marcus Gresy of Richardton, filed a
homestead entry at the land office Sat-
urday.
G. NJ. Carrick of Mimic, has been ap-
pointed game and fish warden for Walsh
county.
Tenny & Remington have a new avn.
ing-the old one succumbed to the
weather.
Auditor Wells of Mclean county, is
at the Lamborn hospital for medical
treatment.
The steamer Josephine is still busy
with snagging between Bismarck and
Fort Yates.
Word from Bert Gray. announces the
arrival of another child in his family,
this time a son.
The weeds in the railroad yards were
cut out Thursday-considerable i'm
provement in looks.
A detachment of colored troops passed
through on the noon train Saturday, en-
route to Fort Keogh.
Prof. Wheaton expects to leave in a
few days for Mclean county, to rusti-
cate for a week or so.
The steamer Bachelor left Friday
afternoon for Yates with a cargo of coal,
-four and other supplies.
Pat Kelly's grading outfis went west
Tuesday, and he will soon begin his
work on the Northern Pacific culverts.
There is general need of sidewalk re-
pairs everywhere. The only persons
who will oppose it are the shoe dealers.
c. D. Blgelow of Rugby, was ap.
pointed county game warden Wednesday
in place of F. D. Smith, who refused to
act.
Men were at work Wednesday gather
ing up fire apparatus and drying hose,
and getting things in shape for another
blaze.
Capt. Clapp, who has been designated
az Indian agent at Fort Berthold, to
succeed Maj. Murphy, has gone to his
station.
1t was reported Saturday that a car
load of cattle we're burned out at Sunny
side, the car taking fire from the engine
in transit.
Judge Bowen will leave some time
this week, to do some surveying in Het-
finger county, and will be absent a con-
siderable time.
A colored preacher took up a 1O.cent
collection at Valley City the other day,
to help him get to Bismarck, where he
said he had friends.
Nancy Brown, Mandan; H. Erbele,
King, made homestead entries, and
Jacob Kalberer, Williamsport, inal
timber culture proof at the land Office
Monday.
The thermometers fell to AZ Thursday
night, and from some parts of the coun-
ty quite heavy frosts are reported. The
ground vas so dry, however, no damage
was done.
To those who inquire frantically as to
what is the matter with the weather, it
may be stated that 1t has gone demo-
cratic, along with the rest of the
country.
The Rosebud has returned from Fort
Stevenson, and Captain Voolfolk reports
9 severe hail storm there Wednesday,
which destroyed gardens and did much
damage to grain.
The mill is running day and night
forces again and grinding out the best
flour in the country. Several carloads
were shipped yesterday to Boston, New
York and London.
A cook on the Josephine was quite
badly cut Monday, striking the inside
of his hand accidently against a sharp
butcher knife. DR.. Kendrick was called
to sew up the wounds.
The debris of the burned buildings
were removed from the lots zeal the west
end of Main street Wednesday, and the
appearance of the place has improved in
q considerable degree.
Train No. 8 was delayed two hours
and q half Thursday, by the blowing
out of a cylinder head down at Medina.
The train was pulled in from that point
by q way freight engine.
II you have anything to sell, or want
to buy anything-in other words if you
want to get what Won want tn oat-saa