Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-27
The Bismarck Trihmne.
CITY AND COUNTY.

The advent of the base ball season is
welcomed with pleasure by the ball
players.
Odell, the forger who was taken from
Mandan to Forge the other day, has
been discharged.
The railroad company is hauling Gin
ders, and filling in bad places in the
track. about the city.
Attorney Register is back in his office
again, looking after cases, after several
weeks Of out of town practice:
. Another of the old land marks, the
old planning mill on Eighth street, is
being torn down and moved away.
E. H. Bly, has assigned his Interest," in
the lease Of the Sheridan house, held by
Allen and Patterson, to I. P. Baker.
A cablegram from DR.. Porter's excur-
sion party says that they have finished
a tour of Greece, and left for Italy on
April Goth.
One Ford, a convict at the pen, who
was sent up a year ago from Grand
Forks, was released Friday his time hav-
ing expired.
City teams are busy hauling ashes and
filling up the low places in the streets,
and are making some commendable I'M
provements.
Fargoites say the tournament this
year will surpass that of all previous
years-which will be pleasing news to
Bismarck firemen.
Wm. Dwyer, the we'll known Logan
county merchant and hustler, is re-
ported to have welcomed twins at his
home in Napoleon.
George Gussner will take in the Mid
winter fair at San Francisco before his
return, and will spend a month or six
weeks on the coast.
The Messrs. Hettinger, two brothers of
Mrs. E. A. Williams came in from the
east Sunday morning, to attend the
funeral Of their sister.
Tom Fortune is hauling rock for the
Northern Pacific, and is loading cars at
Apple Creek. The work of ~rip-rapping
at the bridge still continues.
A rumor comes from Montana that
Julius Wales, a colored barber, formerly
of Mandan, was shot dead in a sporting
house AFT Marysvil]e last week..
Fargo Forum: The many friends Of
Surveyor General Williams unite in ex-
tending sympathy to him on the recent
death of his estimable wife at Bismarck.
Mollie Gunderson, the Mandan girl,
who is collecting a million Cancelled
postage stamp, has received 1000 from
the social club of the Bismarck high
school.
w. B. Mclean of jamestown, has been
appointed general foreman of the ma
chinery department On the Missouri d.
vision, and on May 1st will assume his
duties.
Oscar Will says the Great Northern
strike is harmful to his business, a
number of his seed shipments having
been caught out on the road, and not de-
livered.
The water hydrant on the corner of
Main and Fourth streets, is disabled
was twisted short off or the night Of the
Larson fire, and a new one will have to
be put in.
Dickinson Press: The children of J.
b. McDonough, SO sadly bereft of a
mothers care, will soon go to Bismarck
where they will be cared for in the family
of Mr.. Moran.
Clerk Hoskins says indications are for
an extensive calendar in the term of su-
preme court which convenes here May
LIST, probably twenty-five or thirty cases
up for hearing.
Louis Larson is repairing the damage
done by the blaze Tuesday night, to-day.
An examination of the chimney discloses
a broad crack between the bricks-which
caused the fire.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lucas Sunday
morning, and there is corresponding
happiness there. Mother and child are
progressing nicely.
R. E. Daniels, the insurance adjuster.
is in the city Friday, settling up the
Larson fire l%oss-just three days after
the tre-which is pretty fast time, and
speaks we'll for the Pye agency.
The stock growers meeting at Dickin-
son seems to have been a success. There
was a large crowd in attendance, and the
organization effected for the coming
year seems generally satisfactory.
Fl. H. Rohrer of Coal Harbor, is on the
United States grand jury which meets at
Fargo, May 18th, and S. A. Peterson and
George Joy Of this city and Hugh Steven
SOB Of Cannonball are on the petit jury.
The firemen are beginning to discuss
tournament matters, and are taking pre-