Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-26
The $ismarek Tribnne.
CITY N COUNTY.

The county commissioners meet again
on the first of February.
The masquerade ball at the Sheridan
occurs Monday, February S.
Col. Paddy Burley of Mclean county.
has gone to the Soldiers home at Lis
bon.
A photograph of Bomburger at Moor
houses stationery store attracts atten-
ton. .-|. .
The dancing class is arranging to
close it's season with a little hop-date
not settled yet.
Observer Bronson is now domiciled in
the room next his Office in the First
National bank block.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are preparing to have a bazaar and social
the first Tuesday after Easter.
F. E. Bachelor, of Buchanan, Mich,
formerly of Bismarck, writes; "Cannot
get along without the TRIBUNE"
A number of Masons expect to go out
to Dickinson next week, to assist in
Some chapter work at that place.
Murray, the Winona man, who is
charged with selling Intoxicating liquor
to Indians, is still in Jail, no bonds hav-
ing been secured yet.
The government will distribute sew
erai thousand dollars interest money
among the Indians at Standing Rock
agency in a few days.
Matt Walsh. the popular Northern
Pacific conductor, has gone to the coast
for a visit. and may run owe to Homo
lulu before his reJurD
The help at the Sheridan house are ar
ranging to give a masquerade ball, Feb
ruary 9Th. They will issue invitations
and look forward to a pleasant time.
The Mandan Times thinks the pipe
line scheme from the Missouri river to
Fargo would be a failure. Fargo being
too near Moorhead and five cent beer.
Arthur William and Frank Kihm Of
the Willard hotel, at Dickinson, have
dissolved partnership, the former retir'
ing and the latter continuing the bust.
ness.
Major Gooding is I'VE from Fort
Lincoln to consult with the United
States district attorney about timber
depredations being made upon the reser-
walton.
His Bismarck friends will regret to
learn Of the serious illness OF Senator
Arnold at Grand Forks. The senator's
condition is very critical, and grave
doubts are entertained for his recovery
R. N. Stevens writes from Washing
ton, sending regards to all friends
Steve is now a patent attorney and soil.
citor, and is located in the Inventive
Age building, block from the patent
Office
= note from the Armand de Potte'
company in New York, says that theil
excursion party, the one with which DIR
Porter 10 travelling, have arrived safel,
in Cairo, and are now enjoying thu
sights Of the Egyptian capitol.
One or two experienced nurses in thil
city have profered their services K
those who need them in Grand Forks
but an answer from there says tina
while the illness is still wide spread
there is no need yet for outside help.
The Fort Rice appraisal board is doing
some work these days, and Geo. Welcl
went over to Mandan yesterday to joil
them. Mr.. Steinbrook of Mandan, ha
been appointed on the board in tn
etead of Kemper Peabody, resigned,
A hote from Editor Jewell says +
Jay Haynes and T. K. Long are both il
Washington, taking in the sights. 10
Hare had not arrived yet, at the time Ii
wrote, and Senator Roach was waitin
for Bismarck democrats 10 unite on
postmaster.
Further reports from Lozier say tina
he had another narrow escape after h
was confined in the Jail at Des Moine
A mob stormed the Jail, and endeavore
to get hold of Lozier, but were fnall
beaten of by the sheriff. Lozier We
then taken to Omaha for safety.
Devils Lake Free Press: Sheriff BaI
ton returned from Bismarck, Monda,
where he landed George Kest safely
the penitentiary. Kest makes tt
ninety fifth prisoner confined in Il
penitentiary-the highest number at ar
n time since the institution was bull
Observer Bronson's weather predi
tions are pretty accurate, and are usual
verified. The high wind predicted +
Saturday night, came to the tune of
miles an hour, and for a time kept sor
Of the residents uneasy aa to wheth
it would develop unto a blizzard or
tornado.
Pioneer Press: Warden Boucher
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