Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-20
.Nhe Bismarek 0ribune.
CITY AND COUNTY.

'ASS "sNhS S'S
Times during the presence of Mr.. Pack
ard III this city.
The TRIBUNE was in error about $4,000
when.it stated the amount of loss in the
jamestown fire.
The Catholics are arranging for a fair to
be held on the evenings of the, 7th, Sth and
9TH at the Atheneum.
The Dawson Times says tkat eN7District
Attorney 'Cochrane has probably removed
to Bismarck, permanently.
Representative Simpson is & young man
who wears and will make his mark in this
.legislature--else all signs fail
Business in Justice courts has been very
quiet of late. no disturbances or disorder
lies to mar the peace and dignity of the
city.
The Remington observation-disclosures
edged to be the best-can o be boughtor
leased of r. D. Hoskins. local agent, Bis
marck.
Governor Shortridge and c. D. Edick OF
this city have been elected directors of the
State Alliance Hail association Tor the en-
suing year.
Louise Campbell, of Denison, Ia, yester-
day filed a homestead entry on a home
stead il Mercer county. and will reside
there in future.
Sheriff .Donnelly sold several parcels of
land under mortgage yesterday, among
them the Elizabeth Mcclellan property
across the tack.
The directors OF the Capital National
bank have chosen the same officers for the
ensuing year as have managed the institu.
tion in the past.
4 detachment Of colored troops belong
ing to Company d. Tenth infantry. passed
through the city Wednesday en- route west
10 join their command.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict OF
accidental shooting in the case of j.. n.
Nelson, who was shot by Henry Harmon
near Mandan last week.
The Hillsboro Banner says that While
Mr.. Hurley is in Bismarck making laws
wheat thieves are in HilIsboro making ex-
tensive raids on his granary.
The stockholders of the Capital National
bank held a meeting yesterday and re.
elected the old board of directors. The Of
hcers will be elected at a meeting to be
held later.
Steele Ozone: Judge Winchester came
down and sized up the docket this week.
Court was adjourned until the April term,
much to the satisfaction Of the attorneys
concerned.
me auction and entertainment at the
Swedish Lutheran church Saturday night,
brought in the net sun of $50. Thanks to
all that lent their hands and purse in the
good cause.
Wilhelm Scheleske, of Eureka, l.. r.
Rhodes, of bismarck, made homestead
enteries, and Joseph Marin, OF Coal Har-
DOT, made homestead final proof al the land
once yesterday,
Those who are obliged to work their
horses and have to let them stand without
blankets or have not sufficient food for
them. should report to the president of the
Humane society.
Rev. Father Turcotte of Ogla, is in the
city the guest of Father Martin, and will
give a short mission to the French Catho-
lies tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
the Catholic church.
Frederick Terra S filed a final home
stead proof at the land Office yesterday.
The contest case Of Alfred w. Farr VS..
Annette Mcdonald was also heard and
decided in favor of the contestant.
Walsh county Record: T. G. Ransom re
turned to Grafton last Friday and has
been very busy since greeting his old
friends. Mr.. Ransom will occupy the
office lately vacated by j. H. Frame.
r. d. Hoskins: Not much was done at
the Fargo session of the supreme court,
Judge Corliss being unable to leave his
bed on account of illness. The term was
adjourned until the oath.
Albert Kritchiow. aged 10, from New
Salem, Morton county, and a pupil at the
school for the deaf at Devils Lake since
last fall, died Thursday evening of typhoid
fever. This is the second death this
winter.
Cochrane: l see old Hi Raymond has
me down as likely to remain in Bismarck
permanently. He is altogether too anxious
to get rid of me. l shall probably remain
in Kidder, the banner county, as long as Hi
at least.
jamestown Alert: Gerald rierce's
poetry in the Minneapolis Tribune about
Whitcomb Riley is quite clever. 1t shows
that the literary tendency Of a man can
not be entirely suppressed by stock raising
in North Dakota.
jamestown Capital: Sheriff Eddy re.
fers to his trip to Bismarck last Wednes-
day as the day he went out to take two OF
BOynton's constituents to the penitentiary
There will be trouble the first time BOyn'
ton and Eddy meet.
Sheriff DOnnelly: No definite informa-
ton as to the whereabouts of the escaped
prisoners yet. [ hear many rumors, ant
one OF them is that the men went dowl
the river. If they took this course, l shall
catch them, as every avenu of escape Their.
is guarded.
A group picture of the new state officer:
was taken Thursday in front of the CAPT
toll and Private Secretary Sanders assure!
the newspaper boys that as he has received
mn hill from tho nhntoUranhor he ioLac ~.