Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-05
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND U N
J. D. Mcdonald is on the sick list.
Court convenes at Williamsport next
week.
Austin Logan is attending court at
Devils Lake.
Piatt Dunn killed a deer up on Burnt
Creek bottoms last week.
S. J. Swanson has purchased the meat
market Of T. W. Griffin.
Born-Sept. 26th-A girl, to E. F.
Sivalie and wife of Hampton,
Rev. Cook has assumed the passionate
of the Baptist church in Fargo.
E. S. Neal is reported quite ill, and
has been confined to his bed for several
days.
Geo. Gussner is cleaning his cellar,
which was bodily damaged by the recent
. flood.
Samuel Fairman, we'll known in this
city, is an independent candidate for au-
ditor of Mclean.
John j. Robinson of Coal Harbor, is a
candidate for the republican nomination
for the legislature.
Col. John Dryer, the Snake creek
ranchman, came in from Washburn yes
terdey, to visit his father.
DR.. Smyth has moved his Office from
the Dakota block, to a suite of rooms
above Remington's drug store.
Miss Saylor of St. Paul, has arrived,
and will take charge of the trimming de-
partment for Mrs. G. S. Dunn.
Fargo Forum: Miss Celia Conway, a
graduate of Miss Matteson's shorthand
shool, takes Miss Potter's place as stem
ographer for Park, Grant & Morris.
Married-At the home of the BRIDES
parents, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. VIM.
Fl. Chapman, of Williamsport, and Miss
Nina M. Lucas, of this city, Rev. Lake
officiating.
. Budd Reeve has forwarded to the
secretary of state another list of BIZ
names to the petition for his nomination.
Most Of the names were secured in
Walsh county.
Editor Streeter is a candidate on the
democratic ticket in Emmons county for
clerk of the court. Streeter was turned
downed by the republicans, and says it's
a,matter of spite, and he refuses to stand
it.
The trees on the bottoms just now
present a gorgeous appearance, the
green leaves having turned to the varied
hues of gold and yellow, under the in
huences of the frosts Of the past few
days.
Aurie D. Welsh, of Glencoe, brother
of Geo. A. Welsh, and Miss Minerva
Dutton were united in marriage bv Rev.
Sloan, on the 26th inst. Friends through
out the country will extend congratu-
lation.
DR.. Harcourt has added two more
young deer to his collection, and has
his eye on one or two more which he in
tends to secure. The animals make
nice'pets, and the doctor will soon have
quite an assortment of them.
A union temperance meeting, under
the auspices of the W.. G. 7. o., will be
held in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening. The meeting will be
addressed by Miss Preston, president of
the state W. G. T. q. Subject: Eight
ing the Stars"
The county republican central COM
mite of Burleigh county, organized yes
terday by the election of J. F. Philbrick,
as chairman, and the appointment of J.
F. Philbrick, C.B Little, E. S. Neal, W.
T. Perkins and N. F. Boucher, as cam
paign' executive committee.
E. 81. Wilson. left last Friday for
Sioux City, where he goes to see what
arrangements he can make for the pur-
chase of 300 to 400 head of steers. If he
can purchase them reasonably, Mr.. Will
son will ship back a trainload, and put
them out around the county.
MIR. George Gussner is preparing TO
buy all the pork offered for sale by the
farmers of Burleigh county--which he
will cure here at home for next summers
use, thus providing a home market. lie
should be encouraged for his enterprise
and business Observation-Disclosures.
While in the city, Miss Preston, presi-
dent of the w. G. T. q. of North Dakota,
wishes to- meet all the ladies of Bis
Awarded
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