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

the Dakota division, vice A. j. McCabe, re-
signed.
Judge Tibbils is arranging the room
back of w. T. Perkins Office for use in
Justice court matters.
Judge Chase has been slightly under the
weather for a day or so, and unable to at
tend his office duties.
The express company has purchased a
horse from n. Falconer for $3.50 to replace
the one which died recently.
Dan Maratta has left the state and gone
to Washington to look after the incoming
Of the new administration.
Alderman Frank Reade has succumbed
to an attack of illness, and has been con
fined to his bed for several days.
1t seems heartless to suggest street
s%prinklers in February, but the dust yes.
terday bears out the suggestion.
The legislature is making up for lost
time by hard work and long hours, and the
city is quieter than since the strife began.
Mrs. j. r. Gage has presented the Wom-
ans Aid society of the Presbyterian church
with eight dozen handsome silver plated
spoons.
Martin Harley of Taylor, Martin Nor
Randaler of Taylor, and Joseph Hushka of
Dickinson, made homestead entries at the
land Office Friday.
Auditor Avery is getting county affairs
in shape to turn his Office over to his sue
cessor, Z. D. Edick, who takes the reins of
Office next Monday.
Arthur E. Schipp of Francis, made
homestead entry, and Ernest Leamann of
Mandan, made homestead final proof at the
land Office Tuesday.
The papers in the Kline injunction case
were filed with the CLERK OF the court yes
terday and an action against the defendant
entered on the docket.
Thirty.three homestead entries, twenty
seven final proofs and three presumption
proofs were made at the land Office during
the month of February.
The Alert says Budd Reeves talk on
Roots and Other Things" was we'll re-
ceived in jamestown. Budd has gone to
Fargo to recuperate, for a time.
George W. Payne of Dale, T. z. Larson
of Sims, johann Bickel of New Salem and
stead entries at the land Office Thursday.
Mrs. Shortridge and daughters are ex-
pected to arrive in the city some time next
week, having telegraphed Yesterday that
they would start from Macon, Mo-. March 2.
A package containing $4,000 in multi
ated and defaced currency from Washing
ton banks, consigned to the national
treasury for redemption, passed through
by express Sunday evening.
There was no quorum at the city council
meeting of last Monday, two Of the alder.
men being sick and unable to attend, and
two others being engaged with other bust
ness which precluded their attendance.
Governor Shortridge is improving il
health: and again able to attend the duties
in the executive Office. The governors
health is still poor, however, care and res,
being necessary to his complete restora-
ti0n.
AAdam Ehrentout of Dickinson, made
homestead entry, and Carl Kemmesat, H
Verthein, w. Christian, A. Schultz. A
Christian and Thos. Hajny all of New
Salem. made final homestead proofs at the
land Office Monday.
William T. Perkins has received a not,
and card from E. A. Lilly, an old time Bis
marcker.' Mr.. Lilly is o in the insur
ance and real estate business at Ell Reno
0k1ohnmo ond 90 ,,c,,ol rorrooo~<, - ho1
dozen leading companies.
The ladies Of the Swedish Lutheran
church desire to express their thanks t.
those who assisted and p~atronized them il
their supper given Saturday evening. an,
which netted nearly 500 toward the pay
ment OF the church debt.
Plats of townships 1875 in range 9e
1881 range 81 and 1873 in range SO wer
Thursday filed by the surveyor general il
the land Office. The land represented is il
Stark county and will be open for entire
n filings March 25th.
The Governors Guards dance was abou
stand-of, financially, the receipts and ex
%penditures striking a nearly perfect bal
ance. tin consideration of the enjoy
ment, however, the boys are willing t
overlook the financial part.
Dickinson Press: The potato Statesman
Bierly of the Northwest News gets yer,
wrathy and heaps abuse upon Governo
ShOrtridge's head. And why? Simpl
because the governor is master of the stu
alton and would not be dictated to by tn,
frisky Bierly.
Mandan Times: DIR. II. w. Coe is edito,
of the Pacific Medical Record published a
Portland, Oregon. This is a new pape
and the first in the field of medical Jour.
nalism or the coast. The selection Of Dr
Coe for editor was wise and the journa
should prosper.
Now that the senatorship has been dis
posed of, candidates for local offices with
in the disposal of the federal government
are busy with petitions, and securing sig
natures Of democrats thereto. The faith
full, and their number is many, are seek
ing their rewards.
A. E. Beal, P. A. Peterson, F. d. An
drews, Miles Mack, l. p. Hunt, o. T
Strom. T. P. Davis, Pat McCue, NJ. W
Hutchinson, Fred Roberts, E. L. Faunc
and John Shannon have been drawn b
the city council as the city's quota of Jury
men for the coming year.
Sister Superior of st. Alexius hospita