Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
CITY AND COUNTY.

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pension.
Joseph Slaye- of this city gets al or
iginal pension.
Frank Durrette has been appointed
postmaster at Edberg.
Judge Winchester holds a term of
court at Dickinson next week.
City election is beginning to create a
little excitement on the streets.
Clerk Hoskins adjourned the term of
court in Fargo until April 9th.
Judge Chase reports everything
quiet in the department of justice.
Preparations are being made for the
opening of the spring river traffic.
The TR1BUNE's letters from DR.. Porter
are read with interest all over the state.
E. H. BLY, is reported as improving
steadily from his recent serious illness.
Thos. O'Shaughnessy is making aneat
place of his new store in the Merchants
block.
1t looks now as though seeding would
not begin until about the middle of
April.
Mrs. J. H. Newton is engaged with
Mrs. G. S. Dunn, in her millinery store,
at present.
The weather seems to be getting ven
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the month.
Ex-Marshal Prices's deputies pre-.
sented him with a handsome gold watch
down in Fargo.
W. G. Steiber, who has been i'll for the
past several weeks, is improving, and
will be out in a week or SO.
The codification commission is in ses-
sion down in Fargo, with Attorney New
ton of this city in attendance.
Local postofice interest seems to have
candidates are waiting for something to
drop.
The board of university and school
lands met yesterday and confirmed the
sale and lease of lands in four Red river
counties.
. Sheriff Eddy Of Stutsman county, has
brought young Winniwskl from James
town and turned him over to the pen
authorities.
Lovers of dancing are discussing the
devising ofways and means for an &C.
c%asional hop, since the suspension of the
dancing club.
The wires of the Western Union, which
we're disabled in the recent storm, have
all been repaired by the linemen, and are
in working order again.
Express Messenger J. W. Herbert is
laid up from the falling of a trunk on his
foot, and Messenger Wagner took his
run west Monday morning.
E. Schwellenbach of jamestown, is in
the city this week, and is engaged in the
county auditors Office, doing some cleri-
cal work for the Northern Pacific.
Fargo papers note that a party of Bis
marck ladies will be down to attend the
Ell Zagal ball and rooms have been an
gagged at Landlord Matthew's hotel
The orchestra will give a dance at the
Sheridan house next Friday evening.
The affair promises to be an enjoyable
one, and everybody is cordially invited.
Those who put up hay on the bottoms,
say a flood like that of seven years ago
would be of great benefit to their bust
ness, by improving the quality of the
grass.
Jamestown Capital: The Bismarck
TRIBUNE is getting to be cosmopolitan.
1t has a correspondent making a tour of
Egypt and communing with the Pharaoh
mummies.
Work has begun on the repairing of
the Masonic hall in the First National
Bank block, and the hall bids fair to be
an excellent one when the repairs are
completed.
Warden Boucher has put in a new
bake oven at the penitentiary, which is
quite an extensive affair, and another
addition to the many conveniences OF
the institution.
The funeral of Braun, the Russian
who was struck and killed in the rail
road yards here Saturday morning, oc
CURED from the Catholic church Sun,
day afternoon.
Captain Strom of the Castalia is max.
ing arrangements with J. H. Owen TO,
the transportation of the lat:er's lumber
and supplies to Yates and other points
down the river.
Cashier Day Of the Northern Pacif,
freight department received a new
bicycle this morning, on which he viii
enjoy himself during the summer will
the rest of the wheelmen.
The prisoners who were sentenced a
the recent term of United States court