Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-05-04
The 8is,martk Tribnme.
CITY AND COUNTY.

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mer all at once.
Some needed repairs are being made
IN city sidewalks.
Lawns about the city are beginning to
assume a pleasing greenness.
The G. A. r. post here, will oon make
arrangements for exercises on Decora-
ton day.
Judge Chase is again doing duty as
deputy assessor, and has begun upon
the work.
There is a spring cleaning up going
on about the city-which is highly COM
mendable.
Arbor day, Friday. Don't forget to
plant at least one tree, and the more
the better.
Mrs. Finlay Grant is quite i'll in Fargo
and will not be able to return to the city
for a week.
The Northern Pacific pump house
at Mandan burned Saturday evening,
with a loss of Sl,5W.
There is a large representation OF the
legal fraternity in the city, in attendance
on the supreme court.
W. C. Steiber is out on the street
again, after a three months siege Of in
hammatory rheumatism.
A new sidewalk is being put in, along
the front of the Raymond block, where
Webb's new store is to be.
Harvey Harris is able to be out on the
street each day now, and the improve
ment in his health continues.
Mayor Foye of Steele pronounces the
ponitentiary here M of the best man
aged institutions he ever visited.
John L. White, who was bound over
to district court on a charge OF illegal
voting, has been released Cd bail.
Sheriff Donnelly has been out in the
country for a day or SO, summoning
jurors for the coming term of court.
Notwithstanding the fact that he is
the only one in the state, the Fargo Re-
publican calls him Warden "Brocher."
There will be a fire call for inspection
of the several departments sometime be-
tween tonight, and Wednesday evening.
Glenn, the tramp, who broke his leg
in jumping from a train in the yards
here the other day, has been sent to st.
Paul.
The Gun club held a meeting Saturday
night, and decided Upon next Friday
night, at $50, as the date for the next
shoot.
Surveyor Frank w. Alvord is to locate
a colony of Kansans in the country up
notwithstanding to the Washburn
Leader.
Mrs. Boyd, who has been teaching a
tinued it, and will return to her home in
this county.
1t is said that Flynn, the policeman
who was murdered by burglars out at
Helena some weeks ago, was an old timer
in Bismarcker.
The friends of Major Mclaughlin will
congratulate him upon having been
again chosen to be Indian agent at
Standing Rock.
Sheriff Bingenheimer of Morton county
has sent out circulars, describing M. r.
Kent, and offers a reward for his arrest
for grand larceny.
Mandan Pioneer: Little Belle Bost-
wicki of Bismarck, 8 years old, was a
contributor of 1900 Cancelled stamps to
Mollie Gunderson yesterday.
Chas. Kupitz sent down several loads
of lumber this morning, for the erection
of his store building, which is to be at
Glencoe, instead Of Winona.
Judge Chase issued a marriage license
last evening to John Grady and Ida
Loucks Of Menoken, and the couple
were married by Justice Tibbils.
j. d. Waterman, of the Mill company,
was buying wheat down in the Steele
and Dawson country last week, and
made some considerable purchases.
As yet, there has been in this city, no
trial before q court of conciliation.
There seems q general desire to see one
just to discover how the thing works.
The TRIBUNE's farmer friend, A. D.
Cordner, has been re-commissioned a
notary public-and is swearing people at
the usual ~rates-when they want to
swear.
Don't fail to attend the reception this
evening at the NJ. e. church, rendered
to Rev. Sheckler and family. All the
children of the Sunday school are in
vited. ,
DR.. Harcourt has some nice residence
lots on First street, and intends to erect
a neat residence thereon, with fence,
shade trees, and other desirable improve
ments.
The Sheridan house has a new chef,