Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-28
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
Work on the government ice harbor
at Rock Haven will be susdended Oct.
10th.
William Hammond, formerly of this
city, has purchased and assumed control
OF the Crookston Tribune.
The county commissioners have pro-
vided for separate ballot boxes for the
use of the women suffragists at the COM
ing election.
Abe Eppinger has gone back to Ann
Arbor to resume his study of medicine
at the university there.
Mrs. E. G. Kennedy of Eureka, S. D.
is visiting in the city with her parents,
Captain and Mrs. Brundage.
Bismarck friends extend oongratula-
tions to the genial A. L. Carey, upon his
recent marriage, and wish him unlimited
years of h%appines and prosperity.
W. o. DePuy left last Wednesday for
Michigan, where he will meet Mrs.
DePuy, who has been visiting there dur
ing the summer, and accompany her on
her return to the city.
One of the boys in the playroom at
the school house fell and broke an arm
Thursday, and Prof. Vert has had the
swing bars and trapezes removed, az a
precautionary measure against future
accidents of the kind.
It is understood that E. G. Patterson
has purchased the interests of Mr.. Allen
in the Sheridan house, and will take
charge in full Oct. LIST, Mr.. Allen to
retire from the business. and his
practice of law in the city.
Postmistress Hunt and Chief Clerk
Penwarden are giving the post-ofice a
thorough %renovating and cleaning out,
much to it's improvement, and in keeping
with the progressive tendency of the
local post. office authorities.
Walter Muir has an article in the Far
go Forum, supported by the affidavit of
Robert Macnider, of tbis city, to prove
that Muir planned the campaign of the
Tennessee. Muir and Macnider we're
members of the same company.
Louis Westminster left town quite I'M
expectedly Sunday, leaving some un-
settled accounts and other things.
Louis has been a resident of the city for
some time, and his friends are somewhat
greived that he should have departed
thus, and hope all may yet be settled
satisfactorily.
Two plate glass windows in the front
doors of Lucas & Beardsley's drug store
were shattered to-day, the wind blowing
in a transom in the rear end of the store,
and banging one door shut, just as some
one was entering from the outside.
Both glasses were broken out, and
smashed into fragments.
A writ of error and citation was issued
out of the supreme court to-day, in the
case of the State VS.. Blare, appealed by
the state from the district court in
Stutsman county, in a liquor case, where
the court held an Indictment to be insult
ficient. The case will be decided by the
supreme court at it's next term, October
4th.
Mrs. W. D. Boyce of Chicago went
out a few hours Thursday to shoot chick
en-. The first four birds that got up she
brought down. everyone, from the next
four shots two birds. Mrs. Boyce has
shot clay pigeons but never live birds
before. The chicken are very wild, and
get up far away at this season of the
year.
Prof. Vert reports good progress in
school work at the end Of the third
week, pupils and teachers having gotten
down to work in good earnest. The pro-
lessor is getting up a new style of month
ly report, in which he points out, by
questions to parents, the great value of
the cooperation of parents with teachers
in the promoting of good school work.
The entertainment at the Presbyte-
rian church Saturday night wal very
we'll attended, and the readings Of Mrs.
Graham were we'll received. The lady is
a pleasing elocutionist, and her imper-
%sonations are able and pleasing. The
singing of the Misses Lambert, Barthol-
omew and Shortridge, and of Messrs.
Berry and Gage added materially to the
success of the program, and the enter
tainment was successful withal.
Awarded
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