Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-08
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Several tennis grounds are being lai
out in the city.
A. D. Gray is out as a candidate fo
superintendent of schools.
Alex Fromme will occupy the Da
Williams residence on Sixth street.
DR.. Geo. A. Stack has been appointet
pension examining surgeon for Bis
marck.
T. J. Tully will have a neat cottag
out on Twelfth street, when it is com
pleted.
The governor and staff will be present
at the parade of tiremen in Fargo OF
June Is.
Judge Chase has been appointed
justice of the peace by the county com
missioners.
Isn't it about time to prepare-sor1
O pave the way-for a Fourth of july
celebration?
A cloud burst out at Livingston last
night is causing the Northern Pacific
more trouble.
Rev. I. 0. Sloan, who has been easl
for some time, is back with his old
friends at Glencoe.
The railroad commissioners will pass
through Bismarck on their tour of in.
spection on June 27.
Sheriff Donnelly will dispose of sew.
eral well-bred dogs on an execution sale
on Tuesday, June -.
Secretary Dahl's residence has been
neatly fenced, and a number of trees set
out around it, to it's great improvement.
Mrs. Belle Klaus of jamestown, came
in on this mornings train, to accept a
position in the office of Surveyor General
Blewett.
Editor Tuttle of the Pioneer, pays the
management of the %penitentiary a hand
some compliment, in the last issue of
his paper.
Surveyor General Blewett came up
from jamestown this morning, and is
getting his hand in, for the work at the
Office heree
Dr.. Harcourt left this afternoon for
the east, and will 60 to Cayuga, Ont,
before his return-which will be in a
month or so.
A walk about the city will convince
anyone that it has a handsomer lot of
residences and grounds than any other
city of it's size in the west.
Sixth street, under the supervision OF
the street commissioner, is being greatly
improved and will soon be in a condition
to make driving a pleasure.
City improvements continue to go on
right along. Numerous fences are being
built and wholesale quantities of fresh
paint is being used around town.
Geo. Gussner is making many i'm.
provements on his Third street property
The building has been raised and viii
be painted and renovated throughout.
F. B. Cantwelll, the Tacoma Coxeyite
passed through On yesterdays train er
route to Grand Forks, with the intention
of forming a contingent to the Coxey
brigade at that point.
As soon as the principal factors in the
base ball game Of Decoration day re.
sumo their normal condition, a return
game will be arranged-to settle the
question Of supremacy.
Geo. E. Widimyer of Rolla, has beer
appointed a member of the state boarc
of equalization, to fill the unexpirec
term OF Thomas Hesketh, resigned. The
term expires March l, 1895.
There was a quite heavy frost Monday
night, and some damage therefrom is re-
ported. Gardens on the bottoms south
OF town we're nipped to some extent, anc
wheat suffered in some places.
The governor has made application t
the medical department. of the army TO,
the detail of Capt. Appel, post surgeon
at Fort Buford, and a hospital corps fol
duty on the occasion at the encamp
ment.
A dispatch from Great Falls, Mont.
says that Capt. "Jumbo" Cantwell, O
the Northwestern Industrial army, LEFT
the Both for Bismarck, to obtain sup
plies for the army en- route via the Mis-
souri, river.
Judge Winchester and Stenoeraphe1
Tuttle left this morning for Emmonl
county, where the judge begins a tern
of court. There are several crimina
cases on the calendar, and court viii
last a week OF more.
Hatton, the Gardner postofice rcbber
who was tried at United States cour
here last March, gets six months in The
pen, and a fine of 5000. Harrington, tn,
Grafton forger, likewise tried at tn
same time, gets a $3.50 fine.
Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, secretary o
the navy, passed through here yesterday