Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-12
The &ismarek Tribnae.
CITY AND COUNTY.

"Oh. for a Thousand tongues to tell
In pleasant tones to jack
How very, very, very we'll
Fits my new pop sacque."
w. S. Moorhouse is attending court in
Grand Frand.
E. S. Neal, who has been sick for some
time, is reported better.
The county commissioners have ad-
journed, to meet October Goth.
j. D. Mcdonald is improving slowly,
but will be unable to be out for some
time.
Harry Wybrant, an old time Bis
marcker, came in from Minneapolis Sun
day. He will accept a position on the
Rosebud.
The young folks who attended the
Sunday school picnic at Wards last Sat-
urday report a general good time. About
forty attended.
Thomas P. Heron, we'll known to
every one in the city, came in from the
east this morning.
Father Perrault, formerly Catholic
priest at Mandan, has sued Bishop
Stanley for $4,000 damages for de-
posing him as a priest.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop John Stanley
Hill administer the sacrament of con-
frmation at the Catholic church of this
city on Sunday, October 28th.
Stolen-From Gussner's slaughter
house, last night, II dressed hog, weigh
ing about 200 pounds. $50 reward will
be paid for information that will lead to
the arrest and conviction of the thief.
There is a rumor on the streets that
one of the candidates on the pop state
ticket got in and out of town without
having been discovered. Others might
proitably have emulated his example.
w. ]. johnson of Butte City, Mont,
is visiting his partner, W. B. Livermore,
in this city. 1t is rumored the firm in
tends to engage in some kind of bust
ness at this point. We hope they do.
w. H. Bratton of Menoken, the Q
armed soldier candidate on the repub-
llcan ticket for clerk of the district
court, was in town last evening to hear
Congressman johnson speak. MIR. Brat
ton is very popular in the county, and
will win in the coming election Sin a
canter."
Gen. Lew Wallace of Indiana, author
of"Ben Hur," "The Fair God" and other
works, passed through this city on Sat-
urday, makingssih first visit to the
coast. Like a great many other Ameri-
cans, he has gadded all over Europe be.
fore visiting in his own country, the most
beautiful scenery in the world.
That smile on A. Marquette's face to-
day was caused by a recount of his fam
lily this morning. DR.. Harcourt assisted
and found one more than usual. The
lone MORE is a boy, and can make more
noise than a populist meeting, but his
father says his head is too we'll shaped
for a populist.
Argus: Attention is invited to the
expose of a populistic printing steal to
which the Fargo Independent Is a party.
Two notices are running in it's columns
which will cost each of two poor delin-
quent taxpayers the sum of s26. No
s. reason a be assigned by any honest
man why the charge should be to exceed
So for the two.
Minneapolis Times: Elliott Barnes of
Bismarck,N D., has stabbed in II" a trio
of very fine colts by St. Gothard, by
George Wilkes, the oldest of which is 3
years, and is a handsome, symmetrical,
fne-muscled colt, that shows high quail
ity. His first dam is by Harold, second
dam by Almont, third dam by Mambrlno
Chief. Good goods, indeed.
And now it is Landlord Patterson, sole
proprietor of the Sheridan house. Ed is
a hustler, and the patrons of the Sheri-
dan may be sure that what they fail to
lind on the Sheridan house table, Is not
IN the market. Every man to his bust
ness. Patterson is a natural landlord,
and Allen an educated and proficient
lawyer. Success to both of you, gentle
men, in the change.
The cozy little parsonage of the Meth
odist church of this city was the scene
of a pleasant surprise party on Monday
evening by the Epworth league, i n honor
OF their minister, Rev. Spoor, it being
the birthday of that popular minister.
Music, singing and refreshments made
Awarded
Highest HOnorS-World's Fair.