Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-09
The Bismarck Trihnne.
CITY AND COUNTY.

pleted their duties and adjourned unit
March 16.
City Clerk Ed Barrett is again located
in his office, where repairs have beer
completed.
Rondeau has peen bound over to the
district court to await trial for his at.
tempted escape last year.
Work on the city sewers still continues
and will, until all in the city have been
examined and put in shape.
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Captain 1. w. Healy, Sunday morning
mother and child doing nicely.
Deputy Marshal SCHNEIDER of Rolla
who is in the city to-day, is the father OF
a new baby girl, and is happy thereat.
Fred Carstens of Burleigh, N. D., and
Miss Ella II. Knight of Garrett, Kansas,
we're married at noon to-day by II. NJ.
Cook.
Attorney Glaspell of J~amestown-as
. usual-has the damage cases against the
Northern Pacific at the present term of
court.
Governor Shortridge, Col. Miller and
Adjutant General Topping discussed
plans in Fargo, Saturday for the mill
tary encampment next June.
Out of forty-six petit jurors summoned
fov tho ~ro,o,% &orr,, nE onJ1pf nnly fn11p
failed to respond to their names this
morning, and they were excused.
The crossing of the river is still good,
although absence of snow makes it slip
perry. Teams cross each day between
the city and Mandan, and will for some
time yet.
Major Gooding drove over from Mau-
dan this morning, accompanied by
several witnesses in the cases of illegal
cutting Of timber on the government
reserve at Fort Lincoln.
The city drains are in excellent shape
now, and are carrying the water Oft in
good shape. For the first tine i'll years
the Fourth street sewer is clear, and is
doing it's work in good shape.
Associate Editor Davis of the Plain
dealer, in the city to-day, and reports
The fever gradually losing its grip in
Grand Forks, and the prospect there
more cheerful than it has been.
Justice Edick of Williamsport, has
given notice to j. A. Cotton that he
wishes to withdraw from the bonds Of
Fred A. Cotton, recently held to the DIS
trict court on the charge of seduction.
The penitentiary board at its session
to-day ordered some new supplies, needed
by the institution. 1t also approved the
lease of the Quinlan farm for two years,
and transacted some other routine bust
ness.
People who have been in the habit Of
using train No. 81 between Bismarck
and Mandan, will do we'll to make note
of the fact that hereafter the train will
only run on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week.
The governor received from the war
department to-day a notification that
n of the new army magazine rifles,
calibre 80, and 1000 rounds of ammuni-
ton had been ordered shipped to him
from the Springfield armory.
According to the Steele Ozone, DR..
Harcourt is to be married to one of
Canada's fair daughters on the 25th
inst. The doctors friends in the city
haven't been appraised of it yet-but
will wish him happiness if it be true.
Henry Richolt's Irish setter is no more
having succumbed to the poison fend.
w. H. Weeks dog got hold Of a nicely
prepared little package Of poison on Main
street to-day, but it's owner happened to
notice it also, and thus saved the apimal.
Michael r. O'Connor was before
Justice Tibbils this morning, on a com
plant lodged by his wife, charging him
with assault with a dangerous weapon.
The case was continued until Saturday
morning, because of the illness of the
complaining witness.
Mrs. Wilcox is busy with her agency
work for the history Of the Worlds
Parliament of Religions" The book is
a valuable one, containing verbatim re-
port of the proceedings of this parlia-
ment at the Worlds Fair, and should be
possessed by every household library.
DR.. Smyth reports a pleasant K. of P.
party at Steele last night. About sixty
we're present, and speech making, and
other features were had, after which al
elegant lunch was served. After the fes-
tivities representation Of $50 was made
by the lodge to its prelate, Rev. NJ. c.
Miner.
Rev. H. M. Cook last night rendered
his resignation to his par%ishioners, as
pastor of the First Baptist church. Mr.,
Cook has been pastor for some time, is
and ;ntarastino and logical talkar. and