Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-26
The Bismarck Tribnme.
1 T AND COUNTY.

night.
The wind attained a velocity of sixty
miles per hour Friday.
w. S. Moorhouse is moving his hard.
ware stock into the old Whalen building.
Captain Dick Talbot has sold his resi-
dence property on Third street to Geo.
Gussner.
Some ~commendable improvements in
the painting line are going on through
out the city.
H. H. Rohrer has been made post.
master at the newly established postoffice
at Coal Harbor.
Ten timber culture proofs, made under
the amended law, were entered at the
land Office Monday.
Born-Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Bureau a baby girl. Mother and
little one doing we'll.
1. G. DeGraf is numbered among the
recent visitors at the North Dakota
building at Chicago.
Voluntary weather stations have been
established at Cannon Ball, Larimore,
Dunseith aud New S.lem.
Thos. Bottomley has purchased the
Winona stage line from Deputy Sheriff
Locke of Emmons county.
a! party of eight eastern tourists came
in on the morning train Monday and
left for Fort Berthold on q pleasure trip.
The teachers of st. Mary's school are
preparing an interesting program for
their commencement exercises on the
31st.
Superintendent G. j. Wilson passed
through the city in his car Tuesday,
distributing cash among the railroad
boys.
John Lynn, who was sent up from
Valley City six months ago, was dis
charged Monday, his time having ex-
pired.
A motion for q change of venue in the
cas- of Whitford vs.. Meacham has been
denied, and the case comes up next
week.
The jury in the case Of Brundage VS..
Mellon has awarded the plaintiff $500
damages, with interest, amounting in all
to about $1,000.
The jury vote in the Ostlund case was
reversed in Fridays TRIBUNE, and
should have read 9 for acquittal and 3
for conviction.
Cards have been received in the city
for IN cat Home" given Thursday even
ing, June LIST, by Mr.. and Mrs. h. R.
Lyon of Mandan.
Mrs. w. B.. Watson, Mrs. H. q. Watson
and Judge w. H. Fraocis are the latest
Bismarckers to register 1t the North
Dakota building.
The south and east side of the ball
park fence we're blown down Friday,
but will be repaired in time Tor the
game on Decoration day.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Preston died on Sunday evening. The
remains were taken to Dickey, N. D.,
last evening, for interment.
Owing to enforced absence in the east
at the time, General Hughes has teen
forced to cancel his engagement to speak
at Jamestown N Decoration day.
The city council would do we'll to pass
an ordinance against the running at
large of the Observation-Disclosures
fend. He has made his appearance.
A certificate of corporate existence
was Saturday issued by the secretary of
state to the Northwestern Loan and I'm.
migration company, with headquarters
at Fargo.
Men were at work Saturday repairing
the damages done to the school house
by the storm. Applications for tin roofs
came in from all parts Of the city too
fast to be attended to.
A copy of the photograph of the archi-
tect's perspective view of the capitol
the first one printed-is wanted for the
purpose of making more photographs.
Leave word with TRIBUNE.
General Hughes: Well, at least two
quite notable events have happened on
May %. One was the special election
and the other my enlistment in the war,
thirty-two years ago to-day.
James Morgan and Willie Welger,
who were sentenced from Devils Lake to
life in the %penltentiary for highway rob.
oery, will have a hearing for commute
ton OF sentence rext Saturday.
The case of DeLapp vs.. Crum came
up in district court Friday, and a
defect being found in a deposition taken
on the part of the plaintiff, it was put
over until the next term of court.
Louis Bureau: I thought we had
another boy at our house until this morn.
ing, some one read to me from the TR1B-
UNE "it was q girl" but I went home