Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-15
1 T AND COUNTY.

The Hook and Ladder company ART
arranging for a grand ball on the Fourth
OF July.
The town has been billed for the Effe
Ellsler performance, which occurs next
Monday.
The North Dakota Milling association
will again supply -four to be used at
Standing Rock.
General Hughes and family are NOV:
ing into a suite of rooms in the First
National Bank block.
Work at the ice harbor at Rock Haven
is progressing STEADILY, under the direc'
ton of Captain Gould.
There will he an excursion on the
steamer Castalia to Mandan and up the
Heart river next Sunday.
Joseph Hare is representing the Bis
marck Masons, at the session of the
grand lodge at Valley City.
Some special bill boards are being
erected for a display of the announce
ments Of the coming circus.
Harvey Harris has fitted up an office
in the First National Bank block, and is
again looking after his real estate bust
ness.
The republican league constitution is
securing many signers, and those who
have not signed yet should do SO without
delay.
Warden Boucher and family are in St.
Paul, where the former is attending the
National Prison Wardens' association
meeting.
Dan Slattery came in from the west
Saturday-marched the last 100 miles
with the Coxeyites-to visit his parents
in the city.
The jamestown Alert remarks that
General Standish paid the fares of the
Coxeyite leaders from Bismarck to
jamestown.
The chapter of the Eastern Star, which
has been chartered in this city, went
through it's process of organization
Saturday night.
Thos. H. Poole Of jamestown, has
been appointed by the governor as adj
jutant of the First regiment, n. D. N. G.,
with rank as captain.
The advance car of the Forepaugh
circus is in town, and is putting up post
ers setting forth the unparalleled attrac-
tions to be seer on June 25th.
The Efie Esler company is somewhere
IN the flooded district out west, and will
probably play at the Atbeneum here, if
they get through the high water.
The %convicts out at the pen have re-
ceived a light, summer stripe in pants
the stripe ultra fashionable in width
for their dress these warm days.
At the request of numerous friends
Mr.. Harvey Harris has consented to al
low his name to be used as a candidate
for member of the board of education.
Secretary G. M. Dahl is the proud
father of a baby girl, which arrived last
night. Mrs. Dahl and the little one are
doing we'll, and congratulations are in
order.
Col. Robinson has been presented by
his brother members of the pe%nitentiary
board with a cane which Convict Joe
Remington was employed for two
months IN making.
The trees planted along ths walk from
the hose house to the baggage are
growing nicely, and will adorn that
thoroughfare handsomely, when their
growth has proceeded a little further.
Miss Minnie Stoyell, who will give a
recital in the city, will arrive next Satur.
day, and her recital will occur at the
Atheneum on Saturday evening. She
will doubtless be cordially welcomed.
c. A. Burton of this city has been
awarded the contract for the furnishing
of coal at the state insane asylum. His
bid is for S2.89H per ton delivered at the
asylum, and he is to furnish Dickinson
coal.
Bismarck friends Of Hon. o. A. Boyn-
ton, a member rof the last legislature
from Stutsman county, will sympathize
with him in the death of his wife, which
occurred at the jamestown hospital last
Saturday afternoon.
F~orepaugh's show, which is to be here
June 25th, comes up from the south, and
goes only as far west as Bismarck.
Things out in Montana are not in such
shape as to encourge them on a west
ward journey.
The Misses Lorine Allen and Marie
Fllttie have gone to Fargo to the tourna-
ment, and while there will attend the
wedding Of Miss Alice Carey, daughter
of A. L. Carey, and we'll known to young
folks in this city.
The Northern Pacific is discussing the
advisability of running a special train
,frono Mon1or n Topoo,<o-n ~ TIL, AL,