Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-17
The $ismarek Trihnme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

The capitol wing is gong up rapidly,
and the first story is about completed.
It is reported a son has been born to
Consul and Mrs. D. W. Maratta down in
Melbourne.
Joe Dietrich has opened his restaurant
in the old Kihm place, and reports q
good business.
Harry Flannery, a son Of George P.
Flannery, is visiting in the city at the
home of E. s. Neal.
The force of soldiers at Mandan have
returned to Yates, there being no further
need of their presence.
Jerry Plants reports fishing becoming
quite the rage at the river, and some of
the anglers are making good catches.
Attorney General Standish has writ
ten the Fargo Argus that he hasn't EN-.
ployed Pinkertons as blind pig spoilers.
E. Holland reports a number of the
sheds on the Attrell place, which he had
rented, blown down by the recent high
wind.
Harry Schaeffer is a recent patient at
the hospital, with a broken and dis
located elbow, the result Of a serious
accident.
Miss Florence Livermore gives a re-
cital in Mandan on Friday, Aug. Oath,
under the auspices of the knights of
Maccabees.
M. W. Hutchinson went down to the
democratic meeting at Fargo, and he is
now a %"colonel," in the estimation of the
Fargo Forum.
A. Lack of this city was granted a
certificate, and J. F. Mahaney an assis-
tant's certificate by the State Pharma-
%ceutical association.
H. w. Colson, of the Traders Insur-
ance company, is looking over risks in
the city under the guidance of S. M. Pye
the company's agent.
The estimable wife of Col. Lounsberry
Of the Fargo Argus is quite ill at Fort
Brady, Mich, and the colonel has gone
east on that account.
Trains from the west are delayed again,
this time by a big cave-in of the Mullan
tunnel near Helena. Itlooks as though
the western troubles we're endless.
Moorhead News: Miss Edith Win
chester of Bismarck, has been visiting
with Miss Burnham since Monday and
will prolong her visit for two weeks.
Barney Flynn lost a stack of hay by
fire, on Section 20, a day or two ago.
Barney rents the land from Gorham of
Helena, and says he thinks the fire was
incendiary.
Reports from the Bismarck tourists at
the park say they are enjoying a jolly
time at camping out, and dwell on beau
tiful scenery and oddities of nature,
which abound.
Judge Templeton held a brief special
term of court at Grafton, and sentenced
James Dougherty, who plead guilty to
criminal assault, to three years in the
penitentiary here.
A specimen of Russian cactus, several
feet in diameter, was brought in by a
farmer Saturday. The roads north are
hedged in on both sides with them in
places, and they promise to make
+ro,,llo ,,pJoce 1ooiyo1 oftor
There is a move on foot to hold a
tournament of gun clubs at the James
town fair. Five of the clubs of the state
are to be invited to compete, and the
Bismarck club might take a hand.
Geo. Armstrong, the Coxeyite who
threatened Conductor Sloan with a gun
and did other naughty things, for which
he was arrested here about two months
ago, has been released from jail at Fargo
having served out his sentence.
Mr.. Dsgald Campbell tells the TR1B-
N that under no circumstances will he
be a candidate for legislative honors, for
which he has been nominated by the in
dependents of his district. Mr.. Camp
bell says he is not looking for political
honors in this line, and will not run.
w. S. Casselman has severed his con-
nectlon with the Fargo grocery house,
for which he has been travelling, and
goes down to his ranch, which he has
moved over near the Logan county line,
to look after fall work. His place on the
road is taken by II. E. Stockdale of
Fargo.
A heavy shipment of tea will come
east over the Northern Pacific in a few
days, transferred to that line from the
tea ship City of Athens, of the Northern
Pacific Steamship company, which made
the trip from Kobe, japan, to Tacoma in
a trife over thirty days. There are
100000 pounds in the cargo.
Judge Bowen and F. w. Alvord re-
turned Saturday evening from a survey
ing trip out west of the river, having
finished their work. The indpe ranorta