Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-10
The $ismartk Tribnne.
CITY N COUNTY.

homestead entry at the land office yes
terday.
The Mallanney property on Fourth
street has been purchased by f. w.
Alvord.
After a continuous service OF seven
years, H. L. Nicholson has severed his
connection with the Yegen grocery.
Oscar H. Will now delivers seeds and
trees in a new delivery wagon, a model
Of the wagon makers and painters arts.
Judge Chase Wednesday issued the
license which makes happy Joseph Sell
ruaeel and Ava Bockmire, both Of Lo.
gan county.
Storm windows are being supplanted
by screen doors, and the buzzing Of the
omnipresent fly and the loving mosquito
will soon be heard.
Many kind words of appreciation of the
excellent work of Professor Wheaton are
now heard from the parents Of pupils in
the advanced classes.
The maps of the definite location of
the 500 road in Logan county have been
approved by the secretary of the interior
and returned to the land Office here.
Isadore Bureau discovered a live but.
terAy parading about on the street Mon
day. Only another proof that the
Missouri slope, for climate, beats the
world.
Tom Hughes of Sheldon. is now
cashier in the freight Office, and Carey,
the former cashier, has taken charge Of
the baggage room, vice McMahon, re-
signed.
NJ. Glineberg is erecting a handsome
two-story residence on the corner of
Seventh street and Avenue G, which he
hopes to have ready for his occupancy by
May 1st.
Denny Hannain has made arrange
ments to receive H.. G. Quinnion, one Of
the disappointed Stark county farmers,
into his suicide club, his grievance be-
ing incurable.
Bottineau Free Lance: Mr.. F. W.
Cathro arrived on Mondays train. We
understand they will reside here perma-
nently, az Mr.. Cathro is to be cashier of
the new bank.
NJ. j. Edgerly, the genial secretary Of
the railroad commission, who has been
quite i'll in tie hospital for some days,
is improving, to the satisfaction of his
numerous friends.
The special meeting of the Ladies' Be-
nevolent society will be held at the resi-
dsnce of Mrs. E. S. Neal Friday after
noon, March 10, at 2 o'clock. \ large
attendance is desired.
P. E. Byrne has finished his duties in
the Office of the state treasurer, and
hereafter his benign countenance will
again be seen behind the cashiers win
dow at the Bismarck bank.
C~asselton Reporter: Hon. B. F. Ritter
was obliged to come home last Friday
morning and has since been oooined to
his home with q severe attack of quinsy,
but is now rapidly improving.
Il. L. Nicholson has purchased the
grocery stock of Henry Richolt, and will
hereafter lend his experience and ener-
gies toward the establishment of 8
thriving business for himself.
The second and last large delegation
of legislators left for their homes on the
train Sunday evening. The last vestige
of anything legislative was thus re-
moved, and the city is itself again.
The river crossings are partly covered
with water, and a continuance Of this
warm weather will render them danger
GUS and almost impossible. The break
up of the river promises to be q big one.
If g. A. Heard, who signs himself
clerk of Oxford school district and who
wrote the commissioner of agriculture
for a circular IN smut will give his post
Office address his request will be COM
Piled with.
In another column VIM. H. Becker, Of
Grand Forks, gives some information re-
garding how to go to the Worlds Fair,
where to stay and the best and most
economical manner of taking in that
great event.
The Baptist churches of Bismarck and
Mandan have extended a call to Rev. C..
M. Cook of the University of Chicago. to
become their pastor. he is young man,
unmarried, of splendid record, brilliant
and genial.
Alderman. Frank Reed who has beer
confined to his room for ten days, be-
cause Of the formation of an abscess
under the right shoulder, 10 recovering
and the friends of the GENIAL councilman
r pleased thereat.
J. W. HOLSTER of Glencoe, Bernard
Meendermick of Hull, Christian Setback
of Jewell, M. Geidt of Geidt, Johannes
Wolf of Ashley, and j. J. Tabert Of New
Salem, made homestead entries at the
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