Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-29
The Bismarck Tribnme.
CITY N COUNTY.

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Hogan's navy was given $50 and pro
visions down at Winona.
Farmers are beginning to bring il
wool for sale or shipment.
The appointments of Kinter and Lamt
have been confirmed by the senate.
Assessors are busy finishing up theil
work, which is to be completed July LIST
DR.. Bentley and Judge Tibbils are
attending the G. A. R. meeting at Graf
ton.
A number of Bismarckers will take in
the Fourth of July celebration at James
town.
w. H. Mccarthy is in the city, in the
interest Of the Duluth Monumental com
pany.
r. N. Stevens will make a Fourth OF
July address at the celebration at Dick
inson.
Work is still progressing busily at the
brick yards, and another kiln of brick is
being burned.
Harvey Harris reports the real estate
business fair, and he has made eight
sales of residence property in the past
few weeks.
Mrs. Attrell and family left the first of
the week for Canada, and will make the
trip overland.
Charley Gurley of Washington, sends
congratulations to the fire boys, on their
victory at Fargo.
Orr Sanders IS in St. Paul, looking
after some business of the board of CAPT.
tol commissioners.
Local stores are beginning to display
Fourth Of July enthusiasms of the fire
work description.
Two hours of rain fell Saturday
evening, and the shower was bene-
fetal and general.
From present indications, it looks as
though Bismarck would not celebrate
the glorious Fourth.
E. S. Beardsley has rented the Thomp-
son house, and will move into it about
the first of the month.
Hogan's navy is camped just above
Pierre and will move on down the river
if given two days %rations.
Harness fends seem to be about this
week, and half a dozen losses of single
and double harness are reported.
It is SAID the Coxeyite who was shot,
and is at the jamestown hospital, would
be out-if he had a pair of pants.
Geo. Root is taking drug orders in
the city, and is minus his moustache to
an almost unrecognizable degree.
Judge Chase issued a marriage license
to-day to Percy D. Lee and Miss Mary
Crouch, both of Burleigh county.
Banner Hook and Ladder company
will give their fifth annual ball at the
Atheneum on the night of July 4th.
A. B. Strickler is delegate from Mercer
county, and w. j. Etherington from
Oliver to the republican state conven-
ton.
The Coxeyites confined in Jail are
unsteady inclined, and pass a share of
their time giving hastily improvised con
certs.
Capt. Skunk of Fort Yates, has writ
ten the governor, reporting himself for
duty at the encampment and awaiting
orders.
Attorney Newton is credited with the
statement that he has no intention of
withdrawing from the populist state
ticket.
The terms of the present land officers
expire July 29th, and they will probably
serve their terms before their successors
qualify.
The jamestown Alert says Joseph
Feldhausen of that city will be %janitor
and messenger in the office of the sur
veyor general here.
w. T. Perkins smooth-shaven ex-
ample seems to have been contagious,
and J. w. Lucas, w. o. DePuy, Jerry
Barnes and others have caught it.
Ed Bristol, one of F~orepaugh's canvas
men had his throat cut from ear to ear,
by some unseen enemy at Moorhead. It
is reported to-day that he has died from
his injuries.
Thos. O'Shaughnessy's new general
store has been improved in appearance,
with a newly painted front, and other
improvements.
Ehle Allen of; st. Paul, is we'll known
to many Bismarckers, as a genial and
pleasant parsonage, and there is general
regret at his trouble down in the
SANITY city.
The board of capitol commissioners
will not act in the matter of letting the
contract for the extension, until they
have satisfied themselves as to the relia.
bility of bidders.