Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-01

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quit, and this leaves M. D. Williams the
only representative of the former admin
istration. D. S. Dodds of Lakota is do
ing clerical work in the office.
In response to an invitation, Miss
Emma f, Bates has presented the
public school at Valley City, with
q fine crayon portrait Of her
self. The picture a obtained at
Fishers, and the work speaks for itself.
A similar request OF Mrs. Eisanhuth has
not been heard from,
H., W. Wadsworth of Madelia, MIMI,
a brother OF Mark Wadsworth of Me
dora, who, with his wife, are awaiting
trial for the murder of Ed seysfson, was
in the city Monday Is zee Mrs. NJ. Wa2s-
worth, Who is confined here. He visited
her at the county Jail, and left on the
morning train for Dickinson, where his
brother Mark is confined.
There is a rumor current to the effect
that an important change will be made
in the time of No. l on the Northern Pa
cific, owing to the changes made on mail
trains east of st. Paul. It is said that
under the new card the train will leave
st. Paul at l O'Clock in the afternoon
and arrive in Bismarck at about 6 o'clock
in the morning, instead of 500 o'clock as
heretofore.
The TRIBUNE is requested to convey a
gentle hint that persons who allow COWS
to roam at large about the city these
cold nights are likely to find the animals
taken up and cared for, and themselves
in for the payment OF costs or pound
charges. The weather is not such that
COW should be made to roam about at
nights without shelter, and hereafter the
matter will be closely looked after.
Pat Rooney's Merry Farce Comedy
company, in the latest laughing festival,
"Lord Rooney" will be seen in this city
next Wednesday. The farce will be
illustrated by comedians who will make
the great American theater-going public
laugh, vocalists who will delight the ear,
specialists who will astonish and please,
and dancers who will charm by graceful
motion. Every idea in Lord Rooney"
will be a novelty, and every novelty a
delight.
Commissioner of Agriculture Laugh
lin is receiving letters upon the Russian
thistle question, in response to his Cir
cular, from all parts of the state. Some
of them contain good, sound, sensible
suggestions for the determination of the
pest, and others are disposed to levity
and to poke fun at the weed. The COM
munications will all be turned over to
the cactus committee of the two houses,
which has arranged to hold it's first meet
ing next Tuesday.
The Northwest News pays the follow
ing compliment to the former stenog-
rapher in the ex-governor's office: Miss
Minnie Jones is delighted with Grand
Forks and the luxurious home she en-
joys with DR.. Herriman's family. She
expresses a desire to remain perma-
nently. As a stenographer, typewriter
and clerk, with rare discretion as we'll
as competence, she Is a jewel for any em.
ployer. She is temporarily filling the
place of Miss Winnie Vietch, who is ex-
pected home from New York about
April l.
No we'll regulated household should
be without Angostura Bitters, the cele-
brated appetizer. Manufactured by DR..
j. G. B. Siegert & Sons. Ask your drug
gist.
The New Boy.
All of. Frohman's companies are high
class and the phenomenal success among
all his plays is "The New Boy" It has
been running in London and New York
to crowded houses and there is no tell
ing how long it will continue the sensa-
ton of the stage. It is pure fun, a con-
vulsion of wit and laughter, with de-
llghtful enc and any amount of love-
making, dark-eyed %tirtations, heart ex-
panding declarations, all in the presence
Of the astonished audience. This play
is a wonder. Think of it! A typical
school boy, full of pranks and mischief.
He sleeps with the bully of the school.
The principal allows him no privileges
and is severe in his discipline. But the
little chap paints the school red and
paralyzes the town with his wild ex-
ploits. Then it is discovered that this
boy is the recently married husband of
the buxom matron, whom the doctor and