Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
CITY AND COUNTY.

AVOVs DSSA ONRSSSS
this week for his new field OF labors in
Cass county.
Pat Kelley has been breaking 100
acres of land, on Yegen's place near
Painted Woods.
Workmen are busy at Camp Hancock
preparing for the removal of the weather
bureau to that place.
Rev. Durrie expects to reach home in
time to preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
The Mandan fire department will send
q hook and ladder team to participate in
the state tournament.
Gardens about the city look fine, and
a number of resident gardeners look for
an ample harvest along the summer and
fall.
Since the resolution was passed anent
the street sprinkler, and the sprinkler
let-there has been absolutely no need
for it.
The Grand Forks Herald says the
grand lodge of the fraternal order of
Modern Woodmen will be held at Bis
marck.
Rev. I. o. Sloan has returned to Glen
coe, and will make his home with Com
missioner Geo. A. WEIGH during the
summer.
The graduating class at the high
school are making preparations for the
commencement exercises to be held
early in June.
There are some holes in the Main
street crossing at the Seventh street
corner, which will bear looking into by
the street commissioner.
Several couples of young people en-
joyed an outing with picnic attachments,
fishing, boat riding, shooting, ETC., south
of town Sunday, and report a pleasant
time.
D.. R. Streeter: The new Fargo is a
nice place. nicely built up, but a little too
much inclined to be muddy. Everything
is lively there now, with session of United
States court.
The cases of the United States against
John Tibblls and Mary Dixon, in United
States court at Fargo, have been con-
tinued over to the fall term of court in
October, to be held in this city.
Col. John D. Black of Valley City,
chairman of the board of commissioners
of the soldiers home at Lisbon, is in the
city consulting with the governor re-
garding matters of interest to the home.
Fargo Argus: The wool growers of
North Dakota will meet in convention
at Bismarck June 5th. This is one of
most Important interests in the state
and organization will result in increased
interest.
Maj. Mclaughlin, the veteran agent at
Standing Rock, has started for the east
to enjoy a thirty-day leave of absence.
He is accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Imalda, and will visit Washington,
Montreal, and ~othereastern points.
r. N. Stevens: T see E. w. Camp of
jamestown, is in the city. He is a law
yer of exceptional ability, and his recent
term of Office as United States district
attorney we'll fits him to be the next at
torney general of the state. He would
make a splendid attorney general.
A carload of Indian ponies, teepees,
ETC., were loaded at Mandan Thursday,
and sent to Coney Island, where they
will become a part of the Sitting Bull
log sscabin exhibit. Chief Rain-in-the-
Face, and a number of Indians are to 90
to New York, and be on hand at the ex-
hibit.
The Kidder county republican con-
vention held at Steele, Saturday, elected
Charles 81. Stanley, w. F. Cochrane,
Will Kemkel and H. H. Kaufman dele
gates to the state convention and in-
structed for Editor Wood, of the Steele
Ozone, for insurance commissioner, and
adopted the unit rule.
Work has progressed quite rapidly
on the ice harbor at Rock Haven the
past week. There are at present en-
gagged fifteen teams and thirty men.
When the present high water has gone
down to allow of proper access to the
work, the force will be enlarged to about
sixty teams and one hundred men.
The bicycling season has blossomed
forth in all of it's glory, and a parade Of
a considerable number of wheelmen was
to be seen on the streets last evening.
There were several novices among the
number, two or three new wheels having
been received within the past few days,
A number of the young ladies', also, ex-
pect to possess wheels ere long.
E. Holland has a curiosity which he
brought in from his place to-day-a
young pig, with two perfectly developed
heads, four eyes and ears, two mouths,
and a double allowance of all of the
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