Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-02
The 8istnarek Tribnne.
1 T AND COUNTY.

A. Healy is cut again, after his long
illness. ..
Captain Braithwaite, Senator Bidlake
and Andy Blewett are in Washington.
E. H. Bly, is able to be about again,
after a three weeks siege of rheumatism.
Several valued dogs in the city have
met death at the hands of the poison
fend.
Fred Fisher laments the loss of a
valuable setter pup-which died q day
Or so ago.
Warren Clark, a we'll known Emmons
county character, died at Winona last
Monday.
Northern Pacific traffic these days is
pretty light, and the regular trains carry
very lightly loaded coaches.
A neat and we'll arranged program is
being gotten out for the masquerade at
the Sheridan next Monday night.
l.. G. Green has been drawn as a
United States grand juror for the term
Of court which %convenes here March 9Th.
A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. H. Stanley of Steele, the
first of the week-Dr. Smyth in attend
ance.
The work on the repairing of the city
clerks Office has not begun yet, and will
remain as at present until the insurance
adjuster gets around.
Warden Boucher will have another
iifer to care for in a day or so--Kelly,
who was convicted of killing Policeman
Paulson down at Hillsboro.
1t is said Denny Hannatin claims
Chaplin of Fargo, was a member of his
we'll known suicide club and died &C
cording to the constitution and bylaws.
John Clark, of Fargo, took his crew to
Mandan, Sunday, to extend the dyke
located on the west side of the river, just
north Of the west approach to the bridge.
The School Journal of New York and
Chicago recently devoted a column to a
portrait and sketch of Mrs. Laura J.
Eisenhuth, state superintendent of
North Dakota.
Miss Cora Strauss has Teen requested
by some of the ladies of the city to teach
a Delsarte and physical culture class,
and will meet all those wishing to take
lessons, at her home Saturday afternoon.
The Rev. and Mrs. G.. A. Chambers
will be at hcme to the Pensioners
and friends of st. Georges church, Mon
day evening, February 5th; the occasion
being the Goth anniversary of their mar
riage.
Bishop Walker has left the state for
New York city, and he sails from there
Feb. l, for points on the Mediterranean.
Bishop Walkers health is not good, and
he has been ordered to milder clines by
his physicians.
Dan Fa1coner and Alex Mclean have
gwen $500 bonds, in which sum they
were bound over Saturday. Falconer's
bondsmen are j. T. Mcdonald and j. D.
Mcdonald. McLean's bondsmen are o.
II. Beal and John Yegen.
N. A. Trenholm arrived from Bathgate
this morning, to take a position in tile
land department at the capital. James
Murphy, the former clerk, will accept a
position with Commissioner Cudhie in
the insurance department.
Editor Morris, one of the staff of the
Washburn Leader, was in the city last
evening. Mr.. Morris reports everything
quiet up in Mclean county. He is on
his way to Dawson to take a position on
the Standard for a month or two.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Miss Annie Hauck, of Helena,
Mont, to Mr.. I. K. McNutt, of Fort
Custer, Mont. Both parties we're former
residents of Bismarck. and Miss Hauck
will be remembered as Mrs. Annie Silk.
The lifer, Kelly, sent up from Hills
boro for murder, has not been received
by the penitentiary authorities yet. The
trial of bis accomplish, Lowe, is now 60
ing on, and Kelly will not be brought to
the pen until the others trial is finished.
Christ church in Mandan, has just
come into possession Of a very fine and
handsome font caen stone. It is a gift
to the parish per Bishop Walker, and
was contributed by friends in the east.
The work is by Geisster of New York
City, and cost S55.
Murray, the Winona man, who is in
Jail awaiting the action of the United
States court, on the charge of selling
liquor to Indians, to-day secured bonds
in the sum of $500, in which amount he
was held. Alexander Hughes and E. s..
Allen are his bondsmen.
Captain Voolfolk has so far recovered
from the stroke of paralysis which pros
trated him as to be able to be out on the
street occasionally. His arms are still
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