Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-01

IN carrying GU MS contract ABOUT
March /.
Tom Bottomley was out on the street
Monday, taking IN the genial spring
weather, for the first time in several
months, he having been i'll at the hos
pital for the greater part of the winter.
Custodian Marshall has had %convicts
at work rejuvenating the capitol build
ing off and on for the past few weeks,
and says that about one more days work
will put the building in excellent condi-
ton.
M. Glineburg has entered into a part
nership with Carpenter LAWN, one Of
the best workmen in the city, and the
two have opened a shop on the corner of
Fifth and Broadway, in the old Searles
building.
Bathgate Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris A. Trenholme arrived in our city
on Wednesday and are guests at the
Cnevalier for a short time. Mr.. Tren-
holme has not as yet made definite bust
ness arrangements.
Frank R. Little and Hugo Soalberg,
NO OF the men bound over for the
Fraleigh whipping scrape, have secured
bail. The others ara still in Jail, having
been unable to secure bondsmen. Cakes
will have a hearing this morning.
General Passenger Agent Fee, of the
Northern Pacific, has been selected as
the third nan on the board Of arbitra-
tion appointed by the Central Traffic
Association to consider the question of
application of differentials in passenger
rates.
George Hughes contin ues to improve
at Fargo, and will, it is expected, be
able to make the trip home the last OF
this or the first of next week. He is
weak from the illness, however, and 1t
will be some time before he Is able to be
about.
A number of invitations were received
in the city for an at home by Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. 5. Parkin at Cannonball Friday
evening in honor of Major and Mrs. Nc
Laughlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Parkin are we'll
known as the most hospitable of enter
tanners.
1t was reported that one of the demi-
monde in the city attempted suicide by
the laudanum route Saturday night. but
was saved by the prompt action OF
physicians, who were summoned in tine
to prevent the success Of the attempt at
self-destrucIion.
Clark Haggart was dangerously III at
Steele Thursday night. being threatened
with an attack Of rheumatism OF the heart,
Senator Haggart wen down On a special
train, to attend him, and was accom-
panied by a physician. CLARK is re-
ported some what better.
Congress has passed the bill providing
for the payment Of some 5000, eco Indian
depreciation claims, and among the
claims approved is that of James 3.
Clayton, OF Emmons county, for $1,000,
to secure the payment of which he has
been working for some time.
The Northern Pacific has not been both
cred much by snow so far. Since snow
first began to fly, up to the present time
there hasn't been a single blockade on
the Dakota division, or even enough
snow to necessitate sending a pillow to
clear the tracks for the regular trains.
Senator Plain, Lieutenant Governor
Worst and Fred Falley were three from
the city to attend the reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkin at Cannonball to
Major Mclaughlin, Friday evening last.
They returned Sunday evening, and re-
port a royal time, at the hands of the
hospitable host and hostess.
1t is reported on the best Of authority
that a certain Foster county bachelor.
quite we'll known in jamestown and
throughout the state, is intending to
enter into z matrimonial engagement in
~ hCel ululc Will du dCCOlJD llSl1Gu
lady recently of Bismarck. The an
nonncement is likely to be a great sur
prise to friends.
Farmer Wallace has secured some val
liable and thoroughly practical ideas on
irrigation, in his observations of the
work as it is carried on in Colorado, and
he promises to give 'em to the TRIBUNE
in the near future for the benefit of Bur-
leigh county and other farmers of the
state. The farmer is one of the best
posted men in the state on agricultural
topics, and his ideas will be worthy of
the close attention and scrutiny of state
agriculturalists.
M. Davids, advance agent for Rube
Allyn, the humorist, was in the city Mon
day, and has arranged a date for Mr..
Allyn in the city at the Atheneum next
Monday night, under the auspices of the
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