Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-05-04
The funeral will occur at Glencoe, Mon.

lne governor mas appointed w. loyal
Bride Of Pembina, Pembina county, as
fish and game protector to fill the I'm.
expired term Of Chas. Rudpath, re.
moved from state.
Minneapolis Tribune: First Lieut.. F.
r. Day, Goth infantry, of Fort Assinni-
boine, Mont, passed through St. Paul
Monday, en- route to spend a lew weeks
vacation with friends at Owego, N. Y.
The Northern Pacific Express COM
pany forwards free of charge, any pack
ages of stamps sent to Mollie Gunderson,
the little Mandan cripple, who is endeav-
oring to secure a million, with which
to procure artificial limbs.
The many friends of the genial E. S.
B~eardsley of the Western, will regret
that he is about to r%elinquish the man.
agement of that hotel. MI. B~eardsley is
one Of the most popular Of landlords,
and his patrons will miss his cordial
hospitality and Accommodations.
Mrs. M. Hettinger and son, mother
and brother of the late Mrs. E. A. Will
liams left on last evenings train for
Freeport, Ill. They we're accompanied
by the five little children of Mr.. Will
liams, who will remain for a time, at
Mrs. Hettinger's home at Freeport.
John Mills has just returned from a
winter in Kansas, and adds to the popu-
lation by bringing Mrs. Mills. They
are at present stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alyord. Mr.. Mills has been max
ing up a Kansas colony this winter
with good prospects of their locating
in Burleigh county.
Secretary Dahl: Governor Shortridge
and l made a trip through the peniten-
tiary last evening. I had not visited the
place for some time, and had no idea of
the number Of improvements made.
The institution is a model one, and the
governor expresses himself as highly
pleased with its condition.
The latest model of army rifle, which
will SOC be used by the soldiers of the
United States, which was sent to the
governor from the armory, arrived to-
day. The weapon is certainly q model
one, carrying bullets of 30.calibre with a
considerable charge of powder, and will
kill at an incredible distance.
Clerk r. d. Hoskins went down to
Fargo last night, to adjourn the term of
supreme court, which was called to try
the Northern Pacific tax cases. 1t was
intended to hold session, but a telegram
from Judge Morgan, who sits in the
cases, says he cannot get to Fargo,
owing to the Great Northern strike, and
hence the adjournment of the term.
Second Lieut.. P. D. Lockridge, I'd cav
airy, of Fort Bowie, Arizona, has been
promoted to first lieutenant of troop F,
9th cavalry, at Fort Yates, to fill vacancy
caused by death of Lieut.. McAnaney.
Lieut.. Lockridge was honor graduate
of the officers school at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, last June, standing num-
Der Il in the graduating class for 1893.
Some of the militia boys thought they
might be in it-when Colonel Miller tele-
graphed Captain Healy yesterday, to
know how Dol he could have a company
in readiness for action. The inquiry,
however, was not made because of any
call for troops, but just to ascertain what
companies could respond and how quick
ly if a call was made-and now that the
strike is otf-there will be no need for
militia.
One who is interested: Stock running
at large within the city limits becomes
an annoyance, and should be taken up
under the ordinance. But it is useless
to worry and injure the stock with saw
age dogs. There Is too much of that
done. Parties who do it, make them
selves liable to prosecution. Neither
should any but trained dogs be used in
used in driving the city herds, as it is
exceedingly injurious to mich COWS to
be chased and frightened in this way.
John s. King. a brother of Chester A.
King of Menoken and of DR.. King of
Mandan, was adjudged insane by the
insanity commissioners Tuesday land was
taken to the hospital at jamestown this
afternoon. Unlike most insane persons,
this one admits there is something wrong
with him, but says he does not know
what it is. He is Eighty, and seems to
have no power to control his will. He
has not been Ill the county long, having
come to Menoken from the east a week
or so ago.
The Ransom County Gazette says of
Rev. Spoor, who has been assigned to
this city by the M. e. conferences: "Rev.
W. M. Spoor. who for the past two years,
has been pastor of the NJ. E. church in
this city, has been assigned to the Bis
marck charge by the conference which
has recently closed it's session at Wah-
peton. Mr.. Spoor is a sincere and earn
est worker in the Masters vineyard, and,
while his many friends here will regret
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