Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
The Bismarck Trihnne.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Bishop Walker has returned from bis
trip to Europe, and is now at New York
city.
Regular passenger trains are heavily
loaded nowadays, there being a rush OF
traffic both ways.
Judge Rose, of the jamestown district,
looks after Judge Wholesalers business
during the absence of the latter.
The street sprinkler has been laid off
owing to the repairs which are going on
at the water works plant-hence these
tears.
Chief Justice Bartholomew and Judges
Wallin and Corliss have been in consul
tation at Fargo for a day or sc on the
legality of the drainage law.
It is said Examiner Peabody intends
to call a convention of county auditors
in the near future, to fix upon a uniform
system of county accounts.
It is said that Ex-Gov. Burke is doing
a land Office wheat business at Duluth.
He handled a large amount of grain last
year and gave excellent satisfaction.
w. A. Hammond, formerly of the
TRIBUNE, and later of the Crookston
Journal, has taken a position as adver-
Using solicitor with the Grand Forks
Herald.
Warden Boucher reports johnson as
rather crestfallen at his capture, and the
prospective loss of his good time, with
possibly another term for his endeavor
to escape.
Capt. Braithwalte has lost the luxuri-
ant growth of whiskers which have so
long distinguished him, and looks a little
strange, until you get used to the meta
morphosis.
R. d. Hoskins reports an outing at
the lake to be just the thing, and says
they enjoyed themselves hugely while
there fishing good and boating healthy
and exhilirating. .
A young mems republican club was
organized at Mandan Saturday night,
with B. w. Shaw president, and A. M.
Packard secretary. The organization
has a membership Of thirty-five.
The son of James Tease, who was out
with the Boyce hunting party a week or
so ago, and of whose illness Mr., Pease
received a telegram just before he left
here, died Of diphtherla at Chicago,
Friday.
Another marrow escape from accident
was reported yesterday, Frank Wilcox
getting in range of a charge of chicken
shot, one of which entered his face just
below the eye, and another into bis
finger, while out hunting.
A handsome gold medal has been pre-
pared and presented P. E. Byrne by the
Fourth of July committee, for the win.
ming of the bicycle race on July 4th. The
medal is neat token, handsomely gotten
up and appropriately engraved.
The Northern Pacific three
low rate landseekers' excursions, Septem-
Der 18th, 22d and October 9th, Tickets
good for thirty days, and stop-overs
allowed at any point going out. Detailed
information may be had of any agent of
the Northern Pacific.
Some of the local bicyclists are talk
ing of getting up a party to make a trip
to jamestown on bicycles, to take in the
fair. This movement, it is said, will be
carried out by the bicyclists of several
cities in the state, and the boys here
don't want to be behind.
Patrick McHugh will left Wednesday
for Pittsburg, where he will take in the
G.. A. R. reunion. Pat says he has
lived in Bismarck about twenty years
now without getting away very far at
any one time, and he thinks it about
time he took a little vacation himself.
He looks forward to a pleasant trip of
aOOuC CQr6o Weeks.
Attorney General Standish takes the
stump next week and speaks Monday
night at Minot, Tuesday night at Will
liston, Wednesday forenoon and after
noon at Towner, Wednesday night at
Churches Ferry, Thursday night at
Devils Lake, Friday afternoon at Mag
ara, at night at Larimore, and Saturday
night at Hillsboro.
Erard Wooster, the Emmons county
ranchman is up from his ranch, and
looking after business in the city. Erard
is a better republican than ever, since
the free wool legislation of the demo-
Gratis, and is in the field for a legislative
nomination in Emmons county this fall
and there's &c reason he wouldn't make
a good Representatives. elected.
Awarded
Highest Honors-World's Fair.
DR.