Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-20
The $ismarek Trihnne.
CITY N COUNTY.

lho green grass is nOOGluR up ulCoIJ,
under the influences of the rainy weather.
Mrs. O. S. Golf writes that she will re-
turn from California to Bismarck in a
few days.
Mrs. A. E. Preston, wife OF Deputy
State Auditor Preston, has been serious
i'll for several days.
Manager Turner of the Milling asso-
citation goes to England this week To
look after flour interests.
The gun club is arranging to begin
it's season, and a shoot will probably be
held next Saturday evening.
A safe at the Western house was
rihed Sunday morning and a consider
able amount of money taken.
Miss Ara Waggoner ~rejoices in the
possession of a hondsome little saddle
pony-the gift OF Col. Jack Dryer.
Albert Foster has been discharged
from the asylum and has gone east with
his mother, who left here Saturday.
A section of school land neal Steele
was leased this week for s1.3O per acre,
the highest price yet paid in the state.
Auditor Porter has been down in La
Moure county for several days, superin-
tending the beginning of spring work on
his farm.
Manager j. D. Wakeman has the
Black Crook, by a company of fifty
people, billed to play at the Atheneum
on May 14th.
r. N, Stevens has rented the Offices
over the Capital boot and shoe store, and
the rooms formerly occupied by the
Knights of Pythias.
Freddie Peterson, the little fellow who
was injured by being thrown from his
horse night before last, is reported to- da
as improving steadily.
Mrs. E. A. Williams has improved
somewhat from her serious illness of the
past few days and is reported better by
physicians this morning.
A. Cressy has received word that the
funeral of Geo Kline will occur in Mil
waukee. 1t is learned that Mr.. Kline's
death resulted from pneumonia.
The rush of water from the gorge
above here has flooded things about
Chamberlain somewhat, and carried
away a portion of the pontoon bridge.
Judge Chase Monday issued a mar
rage license to John Baker and Katie
Chahin of Mckenzie, and the couple
we're married by Elder Sheckler the
same day.
Geo. Gussner has gone west for a trip
of a month or six meeks, and Gus
Heckel is looking after the meat market
portion of his establishment in his
absence.
Mayor Leslie's re%appointment of
Chief McGillis and Night Waterman
McCue, meets with general satisfaction.
Both have made good officers and are
deserving.
Samuel Unkenholtz of Mandan, has
been appointed a member of the board of
trustees of the North Dakota reform
school to fill the %unexpired term of J.
H. Hager, resigned, expiring Feb. "a,
1895.
1t is stated that Master Mechanic
Phelan, recently appointed to this divi-
sion, is soon to have his territory x
tended to include the Missouri division
as well-a total of about 700 miles of
track.
E. H. Wilson of the North Dakota
Wool Growers association, says there
will probably be a meeting of the associ.
alton in the city about the Dist inst, i'm
mediately after that of the Stock Grow.
ers' association.
Fargo Forum: It comes with seem,
ing authority that the 500 will builG
from Kuhn to Bismarck, 100 miles, be-
ginning within the next few weeks. This
will be good news to Dickey, Logan anc
Emmons county people.
Frank Scott has gone into the tret
business again, and is 10Y getting GU
young trees on the bottoms. He is pre-
pared to furnish any kind of trees a
reasonable rates, and those who wan
trees to set out should see him.
Pat Moran received word Friday nigh
of the death of a sister at Dickinson, tht
funeral Of whom occurred yesterday
The lady was in the city two weeks ago
in attendance upon the funeral of he
father, who died here, and was at time
we'll, and in the best of health.
Louis Larson is repairing a little to
day, after the fire Of last night, and re
moving damaged goods. A number o.
cases of gloves, boots and shoes were
damaged, and he figures his loss at about
$500, insured with the National and Ger
man American companies Of the Pye
agency.
A copy of a P~ocatello, Qdaho) paper
received in the city, announces that j