Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30

which makes an imposing and hand
some picture.
Henry Grambs is getting his new store
or Main street into shape for a general
hardware business, and will put in a
neat stock of goods. The location is
central, and the store will be a frst-class
one in every way.
The young man Wisniewski, who
pleaded guilty to breaking into and
carrying away articles from an N. P.
freight car in jamestown, has been
sentenced by Judge Rose to one year in
the ~penitentiary here.
A letter from Hi Raymond to the Daw-
son Times, dated at Olympia, Washing
son, mentions John Rea and many other
old timers formerly of North Dakota.
Hi met Governor Pierce on his way to
Southern California.
Sheriff Hayes returned. to Dickinson
this morning, having taken the tourist
printer Sloan to the asylum at James,
town. Sloan has been in about every
jail in the state, and is mentally unbal-
anced without doubt.
By the way, there is opportunity for
four ofice-seekers in the new law pro-
viding for courts of Cancellation. Ac.
cording to the law, four commissioners
of Cancellation are to be elected at the
regular municipal election.
The Fargo Forum says the codiica-
ton committee are busy on the penal
code, the part on which MI. Newton of
Bismarck has been laboring. The COM
mittee will probably be in session for a
week in Benton & Amidon's office.
A crew of about thirty men are en-
ployed repairing the telegraph lines on
this division Of the Northern Pacific.
Two wires are now in use between Fargo
as we'll as two by way of LaMoure, while
the wire up the J.& N. has been repaired.
The rapid rise of the river yesterday
created a fear amoug those who had ar
ticles of portable property on the bot
toms, and a deal of cordwood, hay and
other articles were removed out of pos.
sible reach of the high water-should it
come.
The Russian family, Il of whom was
so rudely removed from earth this morn
ing, came down from R%ichardton a short
time ago, having formerly lived at that
place. The father and son we're indus
trious and thrifty, and of the kind who
make good settlers.
The county commissioners made a set
Element with the insurance adiuster yes
terday for the loss occasiooed by the de-
struction of the poor farm. The settle
ment was effected without difficulty, the
county getting the full amount of the
policy, 81, 750 in all.
DR.. r. Fl. Treacy of Steele, who has
been attending the Chicago Veterinary
college for the past winter, returned this
morning and was in the city to-day. DR..
Treacy graduated a few days ago, with
honors, and will resume his practice in
Steele and Bismarck.
DR.. H. M. Wheeler, a partner of DR..
Logan of Grand Forks, who was found
dead in his Office there last Sunday, was
to-day appointed by the governor a
member of the state board of medical
examiners, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of DR.. Logan.
Grand Forks Herald: Hon. G.. A.
Burton of Bismarck, is visiting with
friends IN this city. Mr.. Burton was at
one time superintendent of schools of
this county, and for the past two years
has been superintendent of the Indian
school at Fort Stevenson.
A funeral occurred from the hospital
yesterday, that of one Crogan from EN-
mons county, who has been i'll there for
the past two or three months. Nothing
is known of the man at the hospital, as
he refused to tell anything of himself to
those in attendance upon him.
Fargo fire boys are appointing COM
mittees and preparing for the tourna-
ment-and the Bismarck boys will be
there to enjoy the ever pleasant hospi.
tality of the Fargo boys, and, incidentally
walk away with a prize or SCAT least
that's the way they figure now.
The board of capitol commissioners
hope to have the brick yards in opera.
ton by the middle of April, and begin up.
on the making of brick for the capitol
addition. The board will confer with
the p%enitentiary trustees in a day or so
to arrange for the labor of %convicts.
John Harold has made som copies o.
the resolutions passed by the Bar asso
citation on the death of M. j. Edgerley
for the son and daughter of the de
ceased. The copies are in script anc
Old English lettering, and the work il
altogether a neat piece of draughting.
A letter from DIR. Harcourt announcer
the fact that he and Mrs. Harcourt viii
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