Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-13
The $istmarek Tribnme.
CITY AND COUNTY.
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prove.
Skating and dancing at the rink
Saturday night.
The new Masonic hall is undergoing
the plastering stage.
Goose hunters are enjoying a consid-
cradle sport these days.
DR.. Bentley has recovered from his
recent illness, and is out again.
With fear and trembling it IS re-
marked that it looks like spring.
An effort is being made to establish a
tent of the Maccabees, in the city.
Mrs. Judge Winchester is expected to
return from st. Paul next Sunday.
Quite a severe snow storm is reported
from Emmons county night before last.
From present indications the street
sprinkler will soon be in demand again.
Mrs. W. G. Tubbs is back from the Mid
winter fair--and again at her home in
Fargo.
r. N. Stevens and J. w. Lucas have
taken a few days off, for a little sport
among the geese.
j. A. McDougai was elected mayor of
Mandan, at the election there, and Peter
Kennedy treasurer.
At the present rate of warmth, the
streets will be dried up andin good con-
dition in a few days.
Seeding is becoming general through
out the county these fine days, and
farmers are all busy.
The low places in the city streets are
being filed with ashes and dirt, to their
considerable improvement.
Bicycling is becoming a favorite
amusement again with the rapidly dry
ing streets aud pleasant weather.
Cressy and Monroe are preparing for a
pony race between two of their flyers as
soon as the weather and track permit.
w. S. Casselman telegraphs mp that
Ole S. Sarum, a laborer, was accidentally
killed at Valley City at LOS p. m. to-day.
A handsome electric cigar lighter
adorns the cigar case at the Sheridan
combining both beauty and convenience.
The Foresters and Workmen are now
negotiating for the purchase of the car
pets and furniture Of the old Masonic
hall.
The governor has decided upon Fri
day, May 4th as Arbor Day, and the
proclamation will be published to-mor-
row.
Horsemen are bringing out their
blooded stock for exercise this pleasant
weather, and the street is lined with
flyers.
Treasurer Dunn will send out a deputy
in a few days, to collect delinquent per-
sonal property taxes throughout the
county.
A sister-in-law of Lieut.. W.. D. Nc
Ananey of Fort Yates, who died last
Monday, went down to Yates on this
mornings stage.
Henry Richolt reports seeing nineteen
deer in one band, drinking at a water
hole the other side of Suttle's place on
the bottoms yesterday.
The flooding of the river bottoms will
improve the hay meadow, and will prob
ably result In an increased business in
the mosquito netting line.
DR.. o. W. Archibald of Jamestown has
been in Washington for several days
visiting with Jewell, Capehart and others
of the North Dakota contingent.
Mayor Leslie is receiving a number of
congratulations from friends outside the
city-old time Bismarckers-who are
pleased to learn of Mr.. Leslie's election.
Several carloads of new ties and other
supplies we're takes across the river to-
day, to repair that part of the track
which was weakened by the overflow of
water. w
Judge Chase issued two marriage
licenses yesterday-one to VIM. Nc
Donald and Mary L. Robidou, and the
other to G. W. Henzler, and Miss O.
StoSder. ....
None of the Fargo fire companies will
compete for prizes at the tournament
they're going to leave 'em all for the
Bismarck boys-and the other teams
that will be there.
Apple Creek is booming, and has over
flowed its banks in many places. The
other water ways adjacent to the city
are likewise "doing overtime" in carry
ing off the surplus.
Revs. F. M. Wood, Fargo; J.T. Killen,
Mandan; E. G. Dayton, Minneapolis,
and J. B. Hobart of Edgeley are in
attendance on the meeting of the pres
bytery Of Bismarck.
Webb brothers will have as neat a
row OF stores as can be found anywhere.
when the the repairs Of their new store