Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-24
The Bismarek Tribnme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

idence near the Jewell place IN Second
street. 0.
Tom Gleason, the North Dakota
champion, Is to organize a boxing class
in jamestown.
Rev. Cook, formerly of this city, has
accepted q call to the First Baptist
church at Fargo.
The Commission of E. A. Lamb as reg
lister of the land office, has been sent him
from Washington.
The Baptist young people are ar.
ranging for a social in the lei future
Watch tor the date.
Mr.. Benjamin Winchester of Chicago,
a cousin of Judge Winchester, ls visit
ing the judge in the city.
Railroad boys along the Dakota and
Missouri divisions are getting in extra
time, with shipments of stock.
The killing of prairie chickens has
been general this week, and the wild
fowl appetite of the community is be-
ing satisfied.
A disastrous hail storm in Mclean
county last week destroyed a large guam
tity of wheat, and killed off prairie
chickens by the hundreds.
Secretary Dahl called upon Governor
Nelson while in st. Paul, IN connection
with the proposed speeches to be made
by the governor in this state.
Messrs Stevens and belong of the
board of equalization, are anxious to
make a trip to the Bad Lands, and may
GO out at the end of the session Of the
board.
jamestown Alert: w. G. Rowland,
wife and children, arrived from Bismarck
last night, and will become residents of
the city, taking a residence neal the
court house. Mr.. Rowland will take a
position with the night railway force at
this station for the present.
Miss Fannie Dunn reports to her
friends a pleasant trip to the park, curl
GUS and interesting sights galore, and
withal a charming visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher have
gone to the mountains for a week or so
more, and are enjoying themselves i'm
mensely.
Down at Detroit, Hoskins and Allen
tried to ship home some bass, of which
they had made a good catch, and they
we're unable to do so, because Of the
Minnesota law, and they now have blood
in their eyes, and are on the lookout for
some Minnesota man who shall try to
smuggle prairie chickens out of this
state.
Uncle John Russel of Valley City has
headed the first petition to have Budd
Reeves name placed on the state ticket
for congressman, and has sent one to
Denny Hannitin. Budd has appointed
Denny commander in chief and general
isslmo for the Missouri slope, and Denny
Is mastering the Reeve forces for the
campaign.
The social by the ladies of the Episco-
pal church Saturday night was a decided
success, both financially and socially.
The singing of the Mesdanes Tubbs,
Hughes and Porter was pleasing, indeed.
and Miss Ara Waggoner c%aptivated her
hearers with her recitation. The other
musical selections we're very good, and
all who attended report a pleasant even
ing's entertainment.
Jamestow Alert: The Alert is in re-
ceipt of a letter from Hon. Dennis Han
nafn of Bismarck, whose eagle eye is
now piercing the mists of the political
situation. At the top of the commun-
ication is a mysterious figure, surround
ed by a scroll, which is at one recognized
as the Hannafn coat of arms and also
serves as a card to indicate his business
a soothsayer and his general familiarity
with the occult profession of divination.
DR.. Harcourt removed from the right
eye Of Mick O'Connor Wednesday,, a
peice of brass cartridge she'll which has
been there since the explosion of a gun
in Mick's hands last February. The
piece taken out was about half an inch
long, and between an eighth and a quar-
ter of an inch wide, and had worked in
and behind the eye ball, SO that three
hours work was required to emove it.
Mick stood the operation without any
anaesthetic, and now has the piece of
shell, which is coated over and d%iscolor-
ed from it's long Judgment, as an interest
ing relic of a painful experience.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Popu1ist Central Committee,
The state central commute and candi-
dates held a meeting at Fargo Tuesday
to discuss ways and means for the COM: