Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-26
The $ismarek Trihmne.
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Cll I'M CUUN1 L.
Senator Worst will speak at the
Atheneum November Sd.
Henry MacFarland, an old-time Bis
marck boy, is back in the city to spend
the winter.
The new steam plant for the capitol
addition has arrived and is being placed
in position.
John f. Fort ia quite i'll at his room
at the Sheridan hotel with inhammatory
rheumatism.
Senator w. N. Roach is expected to be
here next Saturday, and will speak at
the Atheneum with the other demo-
cratic leaders.
George M. Robinson and Miss Annie
Wells, we'll known in this city, were
married at Minot several days ago. Bis
marck friends will extend congratula-
tions and good wishes.
Secretary Grant received a telegram to-
day, announcing the death of Anna, the
~l6-year-old daughter of Railroad Com
missioner Rasmussen, at her home near
Valley City, from quick consumption.
Hon. John Flittie has just returned
from Central and South America to San
Francisco, and an interesting interview
with him in the Chronicle proves that
he is in good health and spirits, and still
good republican.
Reports from Butte are to the effect
that Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Williams, whose
temporary enlargement was noted some
weeks ago, have become reconciled and
have settled all differences happily. At
which their Bismarck friends will be
pleased.
Billy Dunlap of the Valley City Times
Record has a new suit of clothes, made
out of wool grown in Barnes county,
woven into cloth at Grand Forks and
made into wearing apparel by a Valley
City tailor, to be worn by a North Da-
kota editor.
Jerry Barnes was checked up by In
spector Cart of the Standard Oil COM
pany, Tuesday, andinds he was just nine
gallons short, after four or five years of
business, in which thousands of gallons
of oil we're handled. The checking up,
it may be said, was mutually satisfac-
tory.
1t is reported that 7. A. Boyden of
Lisbon, who was recently appointed
chief of supply, vice Tuller, by Governor
Shortr;dge, has refused to accept the ap-
pointment. Col. fuller has already
caused the service of an injunction re-
straining him from assuming the duties
of the office.
Hon. Dennis Hannifn of the depart
ment of the Missouri, received Special
Order No. 2 from Budd Reeve today,
announcing that Budd will be here Fri
day, November 2, and speak. He has
chosen Friday, he says, because it is
hangman's day, and he proposes to
swing off the %fusionists.
Henry Suttle had in town Wednesday
as fine a lot of celery as we have
seen. It was raised by him on his farm
just south of town. Mr.. Suttle feels
justly proud of his success in garden
ing, and every n will be pleased to
learn that this luxurious and healthful
plant grows to such perfection here at
home.
Bismark people who remember Judge
J.. V. Brooke of Grand Forks, who was
here as a member of the legislature, and
afterward as an attache of the house,
will be interested to hear of his marriage
at Grand Forks Sunday to Miss Annabel
Bailey. The young lady is a resident of
Canton, 8. D., and congratulations will
be extended from all sides.
Arrangements are being made by those
interested in the city, to take a class Of
ten to fifteen applicants down TO Fargo
about December 1st, to join the lodge of
Elks there. George Hughes, who is an
enthusiastic Elk, is one of the leaders of
the movement, and the class will prop
ably include some from Bismarck, Man
dan and Dickinson. Those who intend
to 60 look forward to a glorious time,
and will no doubt be not disappointed.
j. H. Mcbride brought up from Win
n yesterday, one Eugene Lee, who was
arrested for horse stealing on the res
ervstion. Lee is a man of several ali
asses, and has served a term in the pen
here, having been one of the convicts
who stood by the ship when the the at
tempted brickyard escape was made. In
United States court before Commission
or Hoskins this morning, he waived ex.
animation and was taken to Grand
Forks this afternoon to await trial.
Miss Carrie Flaharty, who stopped off
Awarded
Highest Honors-World's Fair.
DR.