Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-23

cided to postpone the races, which may
possibly occur later in the fall.
A hold up Of a sleeper on train No. 5,
OF Saturday is reported from Brainerd.
Hobos went through the car, according
to reports, and relieved passengers of
some watches, money, and other portable
articles. pausing long enough to pound
up u porter as a mark Of esteem.
Some Of the friends of Capt. Dan
Maratta have received wedding cards of
himself and Miss Belle Hamilton
Brewer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Brewer. The wedding oc.
Cured last Saturday, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maratta will be at home in Melbourne,
Australia.
Says the Fargo Forum: E. H. Wilson,
the popular real estate and loan man of
Bismarck, speaks very kindly of Fargo
and proposes to lead a contribution list
with 800. His daughter Mrs. Tubbs is
one OF the fire sufferers, who has brayely
borne her losses and aided others in all
way possible.
Carney and Mccormick, the two men
who were brought to the penitentiary
last Sunday from Grand Forks, are sus-
pected of having been concerned in the
holding up and shooting of Officer Sulli-
van at Grand Forks last August. 1t is
probable when their terms expire they
will be rearrested upon this charge.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Louise r. Cornish of Duluth, Mimi, to
Mr.. j. H. Newton of this city, to take
place at Duluth on the 2Sth inst. Henry
has a host of friends in the city, whose
congratulations will be at once forth
coming, and who will wish him the
fullest measure of happiness and pros
perity.
The Forums heart warns toward
Judge Bartholomew, and it publishes
the following letter from the kindly
chief justice: "The Forum has always
found it's way into my mail without
money and without price, but the pres
ent seems an opportune time to desert
the complimentary list Find my check
for So"
The government steamer Mcpherson,
Capt. Temple and Pilot Basey, came in
from down river Saturday, and is at the
landing where she will probably remain
q few days awaiting supplies. The Nc
Pherson is a model steamboat, has some
of the finest machinery to be found on
the river, and is worth a trip to the
river to see. /
The receipts in the Office of the coun-
ty treasurer for the month of May
amount to s37,4s6.4s, and the disburse-
ments, S4,S0l.O5. OF the receipts, between
$4,000 and $1,000 goes to the city. The
receipts for the same month last year
were about the same, S337,9S2.O4, while
the disbursements were about twice as
much, s8,9s2.8O.
w. S. Reynolds, who wat employed
for a time at Dolan's barber shop, left
the town rather suddenly Wednesday
morning, without giving his employer
notice, and leaving him in the lurch for
help. John took Reynolds in when his
financial condition was rather straltened,
and his powers Of approaching kindness
do not seem very pronounced.
Sheriff Fadden and deputies brought
in three prisoners from Grand Forks to
the p~enitentiary Sunday morning. They
were W. D. Walker, grand larceny, who
will serve two years. James Carney,
burglary, two years and three months,
and Mccormick, his partner, gets one
year and ten months. The sheriff re-
turned to Grand Forks in the evening.
An airgun in the hands of a thought !
less youth is a pretty dangerous weapon,
as was shown Thursday when one of the
youthful marksmen let fly at a parasol
in the hands Of a young lady, and tore a
hole through it. 1t was more good luck
than workmanship that the young lady |
was not struck with the missile. The
youths and airguns should be looked !
after.
The case Of the State vs.. Marquette.
n of the liquor selling injunctions,
came up before Judge Winchester Mon.
day, ION petition of Attorney Philbrick
for the defense to have the building re-
leased. Attorney General Standish,
who has been given q weeks time TO &C.
cure testimony and oppose the release,
failed to appear, and the building was
released.
W. W. Sperry, who has been on the
Northern Pacific baggage run between
this cityand Billings for past few years,
has been transferred to q run from
Billings to- Garrison, Mont, with head.
quarters at Billings, and leaves for that
point this morning. Mr.. Sperry has
many friends in the city, who will re-
Qret his departure. bnt wish him oood