Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-04-28
CITE Bismartk Tribune.
CITY N COUNTY.

The inventory OF STOCK III the VIII.
ham drug store was completed Thursday.
Bismarck's "Bud Doble," Elliot
Barnes, offered 5000 towards the new
track.
Walter Fraser has severed his connec.
tion with the clothing emporium of G.
NJ. Dahl.
Joseph Mann and Miss Ida Lambert
we're married by Judge Chase Tuesday
morning.
Professor John Ogden will conduct
the teachers institute in Bismarck,
May 18th.
Professor Cole has moved his curiosity
shop from Fifth street to Third, near
Broadway.
The Glitschka building on Sixth
street is being torn down, preparatory
to its removal to Main street.
DR.. Harcourt has sold his trotting bred
colt, Manning, to F. A. Baker, a promi-
nent attorney of Detroit, Mich.
Otto Meier Of New Salem, and Cal.
Wilson of Bismarck, were homestead
entrymen at the land Office Monday.
The Methodist church at this place
gets S240 of the $40. 900 missionary fund
appropriated at the Fargo conference.
Lieutenant Rufus Ullum made a final
tree claim proof Friday, he being the
first to make proof under the amended
law.
Charley White was brought over from
Mandan Thursday by Sheriff Bingen-
heimer, and turned over to Warden
Boucher.
Nj. Ed Patterson manifested con-
siderable interest and liberality in turf
matters last Tuesday. His ideas we're
about right.
Anton Senger of Emmons county
made homestead entry, and Jacob
Rutschke final presumption proof at the
land Office Friday.
Jacob Walz of Jewell, made final
homestead proof and Henry D. Rohrer
of Washburn, final pre- mption proof at
the land Office Thursday.
Mr.. J. D. Mcdonald is always around
when anything of interest to horsemen
is being discussed, and when necessary
his hand goes pocket-ward.
Alert: William Hughes of Bismarck,
a freight brakeman, had the third finger
on the left hand badly pinched while
coupling cars at Oriska, Wednesday.
Judge Chase Monday issued a mar
riage license to Joseph Mann and Miss
Ida M. Lambert, both of Mclean county.
The wedding will probably occur soon.
Charley Ames, who has been danger.
ously Ill of blood poisoning, caused by
the running of a rusty nail into one
hand, is improving and his recovery is
hoped.
A gang of cracksmen tried to force the
safe at the Northern Pacific freight
depot in Mandan on Thursday, but were
unsuccessful as far as getting any money
was concerned.
While coming in from the penitentiary
Thursday night Mort Marsh shot and
killed q beaver near the road. The
animal was presumably migrating from
n stream to another.
The household of MI. and Mrs. Matt
Clooten, who live northeast Of the city,
was gladdened by the arrival Of twin
boys, Tuesday afternoon. The mother
and som are doing well.
The horsemen seemed one and all to
take advantage of the pleasant weather
Saturday, and the streets were filled
with fast horses, blooded t~rotters and
fast Aiers during the day.
A charter of corporate existence was
Wednesday issued by the secretary of
state to the Mekinock Mercantile COM
pany of Mekinock, Grand Forks county.
The capital stock is $4,000.
In district court at .Mandan, John w.
Watson, accused Of the theft of a horse
and saddle was found not guilty by the
Jury. Judge Winchester returned Thurs
day having adjourned court.
Report comes from the north of the
perishing of one of Bill loves herds
men in the recent storm, but there is no
authorization of the rumor, and the
amount of truth in it is not known.
W.. E.Porter of Youngstown P. Soheenk
and Jacob Mayer Of Ashley, Christian
Raft, n. A. Freude and A. Krutzner of
Morton county, and w. g. Perry Of
Williamsport, were homestead entrymen
Saturday.
Judge Winchester has set terms of
court for outlying counties as follows:
Mercer county, May 9th at 1890 g.. M;
Oliver county, May 10th at 9 a. M;
Mclean county, May 22d at 2 p. M;
Emmons county, May 29th at 2 p. m.
Dickinson Recorder: Ground was
broke Monday morning for the DeGraff