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

OF St. Mary's school will occur at the
Atheneum next Wednesday evening. A
pleasing program has been prepared, ano
an enjoyable event is in prospect.
A. F. Reilly, the Dickinson mine
owner, was in the city yesterday, and
made a contract with G. Az Burton tc
furnish 1000 tons of coal to be delivered
at the jamestown asylum, for whose
supply of fuel Mr.. Burton has the con.
tract.
The jamestown Alert has information
that q party Of Bismarck bicyclists pro.
pose to make a trip to jamestown in the
near future. The distance, some 80
miles, the boys say can be made in one
day, with an early start and favorable
weather.
The TRIBUNE was in error yesterday
in stating that General Hughes family
had moved into rooms in the First Ma
tional bank block. The general is pre-
pairing some new Office rooms there, but
with his family will continue to reside at
the residence.
Louis Larson, the we'll known shoe
man, made an assignment late this after
noon to H. P. Bogue, for the benefit of
his creditors. It is hoped he will be
able to make such a settlement with his
creditors that he may be enabled to con-
tinue in business.
E. K. Lamson left this morning for
Fort Yates, where he has been engaged
to repaint the buildings at the post-a
considerable piece of work, which will
require the greater part of the summer
to accomplish. H. r. Berry goes down
Thursday to assist in the work.
The numerous and irresponsible wand
erers who are beginning to infest the city
should not meet with encouragement at
the hands of citizens. Better establish
a precedent in the matter, than have the
city c~ongregated with an army of them
the greater part of the summer
Glencoe has prepared to have a first
class Celebration on the Fourth, and an
interesting program of sports-horse
racing, foot racing, SACK and wheel
borrow racing, are upon the program.
All of the residents of that vicinity will
unite to make the celebration a success
full one.
Word has been received in the city of
the wedding of Ed. Fraser, to a young
lady from Denver, Col, Immediately
after his departure from the city. 1t is
said the young couple will 60 to Homo
lulu to reside, and congratulations from
Bismarck friends will follow them to
their far off home.
d. W. McCanna: The democrats want
a fair share of the nominations at James,
town, and 1 am down from up north to
see that they get a square deal. If the
populists are willing to divide the nomi-
nations, the democrats will probably en-
dorse their ticket, but if the populists
are disposed to take everything, the
democrats will not fuse.
Capt. VIM. Woods of this city is one
of the few survivors of the Gettysburg
engagement in the state, and is proud of
one of the Gettysburg medals which is
in his possession. The medal bears on
each side, a representation of a Gettys.
burg monument, and is appropriately
inscribed. The medal is one of the only
two possessed in the state, so far as
known.
Hon. w. Thompson, an Emerald
gentleman, whose head has a tendency
toward fer Utility in the production of
wheels, writes the governor, asking for
$4,000, as payment for his services as
marshal at the election of the governor
on June 9th" While the request is
quite urgent, Mr.. Thompson will prob
ably not be gratified, as his service are
thought to be slightly over-estjmated in
value.
Graduating exercises occurred at the
State Normal school at Valley City on
Thurday evenlng-the first in the his
tory of the school-and of the three who
graduated, one was Miss Jennie Mac
nider of this city, whose graduating an
dress was the "Spirit of the Puritan"
Miss Macnider is a daughter of Bismarck
having been born and feared here, and
her friends, who are numerous, are
pleased with her successful graduation.
Fargo Argus: At $50 O'Clock yester-
day morning, at the home of Hon. A. L.
Carey,his daughter, Miss Alice, was mar
ried by Rev. Van Horn to J. A. Smith of
Milwaukee, 10 the presence of only a
few intimate friends. The presents were
numerous and beautiful and every ap-
pointment perfect. The groom is the
supervisor Of the Singer Sewing Machine
company for the Milwaukee district,
which includes all of the northwest. The
bride is a charming and accomplished
lady, and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have the
hearty congratulations of many friends.
They left OF the morning train for the
east, and after a months trip will settle
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