Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-19
The Bismarek Trihnne.
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
Jeweler Berry has gone to Chicago on
a business trip.
Artist Maassen is painting the Payne
residences on east Main street.
Stutsman county pops want DR.. Bent
Icy to address one or two rallies there.
Attorney General Standish is lin Wash
ington, arguing the Pepke liquor case be-
fore the United States supreme court.
Secretary Dahl has gone east, and will
make a tour of the valley in company
With Wamberg and other republicans.
The Griffin barn, which was partly
destroyed by fire Monday, Twas insured
in the Perkins agency, Phoenix, for $500
J.. C. Crawford, the genial representa-.
tive of the R. g. Dun commercial agency,
has been doing business in the city for a
day or so.
A. Meyhoefer, the Mandan f~urrier,
will be in Bismarck about the 23d inst,
to do work of all kinds. See his al
elsewhere.
The Standard Oil Company has com
pleted a new storehouse, in order to pre-
vent another such loss as wal o]ccasioned
in the recent food.
Surveyor Alvord goes to Fort Yates
the first of this week, as special inspector
to examine the surveying recently done
on the reservation.
Mrs. Marion N. Nashold of James
town, is visiting at Mrs. W. A. Buch-
anan's for a week.
Miss Stella Popley of st. Paul, is visit
ing in the city with her cousins Dolly
and Mable Dietrich.
The democrats are preparing fer a
rally here on the 9th, at which Senators
Kinter and Burke and Col. John D.
Benton will preside.
Goose hunters are making sallies into
the haunts OF the fowl these days, and
some Of them return with goodly num-
bers of the honkers.
The fence surrounding the ball park
has been sold to different persons by
Manager Leslie of the ball association,
and is beng torn down.
DR.. Slaughter has filed his petition of
120 names with the county auditor, and
is now in the field as independent candi-
date for register of deeds.
Ben Jewell, the ne plus ultra river
pilot and one of the old timers on the
Missouri, is back in the city from a trip
to st. Louis and other river towns.
Lawrence Williams, son of NJ. D.
Williams, accidentally fell while run
ming Sunday, and broke both bones of
his leg. The accident occurred at James
town.
A. j. Smith, who was arrested here the
other day for completely in the Mandan
troubles with deputy marshals, had a
preliminary hearing in Fargo, and his
case went over to Monday.
Barber Hooker of Fargo, who was here
as a deputy marshal during the Coxey
troubles, and was mixed up in the Daw-
son melee to a considerable extent, is in
business at Hillsboro, where he has a
shop.
Col. VIM. Lowe is down from his up
river ranch, and is preparing to locate a
band of sheep up in his neighborhood,
for G. j. Millar, the 500 agent at Mime
apolis, who intends to stock a ranch up
in Col. loves n~eighborhood.
Frank Plummer, the ebony.hued dig
nitary, who will be remembered as a
fixture of several terms of United States
court, held in this city, has just returned
to Grand Forks from Australia, where
he has been officiating at the headquar-
tiers Of Dan Marratta.
Rev. A. Durrie informs his church
that the synod meeting at Larimore will
not close in time to enable him to re-
turn for Sunday, and, owing to the
small number of members, his return
before the close would leave the synod
without a quorum, and so invalidate the
proceedings.
Jerry Barnes reports that the Gull
River company's workmen will complete
the new Parkins store at Yates this
week, and then he has a good sized con-
tract for sub-agency buildings out in the
interior of the agency, to look after.
The contract Is $4,000, and materials are
being already shipped down.
The A. 0. U. W. lodge in the city is
booming, and Friday night, ten new
members will be initiated in a body,
giving the lodge a membership of about
fifty. Grand Master Workman Moore,
and Mr. Sessions, another leader in the
order, are expected here a week later,
and will visit and address the lodge.
Awarded
Highest HOnOrs-World's Fair.