Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-10
The $istnarek Tribnne.
| T AND COUNTY.

Work at the capitol has been sus-
pended for the season.
The county commissioners have adj
iourned to November 18th.
Superintendent Phelan has gone to
Fargo, and taken charge of the shops.
1t looks somewhat natural to see per.
sons sweeping off now from sidewalks.
The date Of "She Couldn't Marry
Three" at this place, has been Cancelled.
Operator Holden, who was here to re-
lleve W. G. Rowland, has gone to Daw-
son.
There are rumors of a pleasant ap-
preaching social event-in the near fu-
ture.
Twenty-six deer and two antelope is
the record of the gubernatorial hunting
party.
VIM. Morris has filed a contest against
the timber claim of Gerald Pierce, north
Of the city.
Col. r. NJ. Donnelly has rented a house
in jamestown and expects to move his
family there in a few days.
Long lake has "friz" and the geese
and ducks are moving southwark. to the
great sorrow of the hunters.
Cahall got only two votes in the
Fourth ward. Doubtless a dozen will
come forth to claim the reward.
The O'Conner boys shot three deer
one fine buck and two doe-at the mouth
of Apple Creek Saturday morning.
Judge Chase issued a marriage license
Saturday, to Gus Hoge..and Miss Angus
ia Borghart, both of Burliegh county.
The receivers of the Northern Pacific
are expected to pass west over the road
in a few days on a tour of inspection.
Sheriff Donnelly has some prisoners at
work to-day, banking up the building
used for the Offices Of treasurer and
auditor.
The managers OF the Castalia expect
to make several more trips before the
season ends, and their boat will be win
tered here.
The latest is that the officers of the
G. S. Z. & B. are in Aberdeen, S. D.,
making arrangements for the coming of
the new line.
The sale of membership tickets for
the Bismarck dancing club, has been
good-even beyond the expectations Of
the committee.
The travelling auditor of the Northern
Pacific has been in the city Wednesday,
checking up, and Agent Scott has re-
sumed control of the station.
The finest spring chickens ever brought
into this market were brought in Satur-
day morning by Ed. Taylor, of Glencoe.
That the kind of q farmer Ed. is.
The Northern Pacific train to the
coast Saturday carried 800 passengers
cut of the union depot, St. Paul, most of
these being return visitors from the fair.
The Methodists give a supper at the
reading room next Tuesday, followed
the same evening by q lecture from Rev.
P. J. Reeves on the Greatness Of Flor.
ida"
The Ladies of the episcopal guild de-
sire to extend thanks to all who contri
buted to the success of the supper yes
terday. About s47.75 was netted by the
affair.
Rev. Hall of st. Thomas, who tried to
be admitted to practice before the su
preme court at it's last session here, tried
again in Grand Forks. Wednesday, and
failed.
Col. Lounsberry writes that he left
Chicago Immediately after the close OF
the fair and will visit a few days IN
Hicksville, Ohio. After that "the Lord
only knows where"
Rain-in-the-F Face and other Indians
who contributed to the success of the
"Sitting Bulls Cabin" exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, have returned to their
tepees on the reservation.
Chief McGillis has received q descrip-
ton of the man 81. o. Barratt, wanted at
Glendale for rape, and an offer OF $50
reward for the delivery of Barratt to
the sheriff of Dickey county.
The rumor is now that the new time
card, disposinR OF the extra %traiue, will
go into effect the 10Th. IT'S said fur
ther that No. l will arrive here about II
o'clock, leaving st. Paul about z p. No..
The regular council meeting last Mon.
day failed to connect. But four alder
men, Reade, kobidou, Cunningham and
Mcdonald, were present, and an adjourn.
ment was taken for lack of a quoru m
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Harris have
moved into the Day house, formerly oc.
cupied by Col. Little. Nj. Harris ie
impro wing and has given up The idea OF
going to Conformation the present at