Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-31

AAS0ASs
The G. A. r. and militia boys turned
out well Sunday to attend the Memo.
rial Day services at the Presbyterian
church. The services were impressive
and beautiful, and an appropriate and
touching sermon was delivered by Rev.
Durrie.
A charter has been issued by the sec
rotary of state to the Willow City Cheese
and Butter Mfg Co. Capital stock,
$500. August Critics, Bruno Charbo-
meau, M. A. Ostley, Adj Tsuquay and G.
w. Shredder, incotporators.
North Dakota will no doubt have a
good sized and representative body of
delegates at the republican league meet
ing in Cleveland in July. The dele
gates elected have pledged themselves
to go. The trip will be made via the
Burlington.
Another decision was fled in the land
Office the other day in the old TOWNSHIP
case at Winona. The first decision filed
knocked out the railroad company, and
the second knocks out Waldron's claim,
thus giving the property to Pitts and
Mclaughlin, the townsite company.
The case has been a hard fought one,
and has been contested for years.
A receiver has been appointed for the
American Live Stock Association of
Dickinson. Mr.. E. G.. Clark of Dickin-
son, superintendent of schools of Stark
county was today appointed receiver by
Judge Winchester on motion of Attorney
L. A. Simpson. The association is IN
solvent.
The public schools have received pic
lures and busts of Lincoln, Washington,
Longfellow and other noted PERSONS, for
the ornamentation of the several rooms,
and they have been placed in position.
These were purchased by mite contribu-
tions of the pupils, after the plan out
lined by the TRIBUNE some weeks ago.
A. Greasy expects to leave next week
for Sheridan, Wyoming. He goes to
Billings via the Northern Pacific, and
then down on the B. & M. Cressy has
been out of business here for some time,
and says he wants to 60 somwhere where
there is a good opening for a modest
business. He still retains his Fifth
street property here.
Loyd's pavilion "Uncle Toms Cabin"
is booked for Bismarck, Friday. May 81.
The show itself is somewhat aged, but
the company makes a sort of novelty by
playing in a tent. Their prices of ad-
mission are 25c and 35c, and they play
to good crowds all along the line. They
have a good band and orchestra, and
other features which are drawing cards.
The local iremen express general re-
greet at the death Of A. Cantieny of Far
go, an ex-chief of the Fargo department
and n of the enthusiastic firemen of
the state. The deceased had always
been a warm friend of the Bismarck de-
part,nent and had many friends among
them, and they join in expressing sor-
row and sympathy to the relatives of the
deceased.
Policeman Dewey of jamestown had
as a guest of the city bastile the other
night a Coxeyite who claimed to be the
man who fred the engine for the Coxey-
ties during the excitement at Dawson
last summer. He has been working for
the company on the section and secured
enough money to get on a big spree.
Word has been received in the city of
the death of Mrs. Clifford at Petosky,
Mich. The deceased has been in ill
health for some time, and went east a
year or so ago for medical treatment,
which proved unavailing. She leaves q
husband and n daughter, Mrs. G. N.
Hendrix, both residents of this locality,
to mourn the loss of a tender and loving
wife and mother. A host of friends join
in extending sympathy to the bereaved
relatives.
The sale of the CLARK farm near
Menoken, a 2200 acre piece of property,
has been consummated by Agent Skeels,
and the Ohio purchasers, Messrs.
Faurot and Moore will at once take
possession. The property will be man
aged by MI. J. T. Moore. who will begin
work actively this week. The pur-
chasers have rented the property which
has been prepared by DR.. Kendrick on
Third street, for a city residence.
Some mi made an attempt to steal
W. P. Moffet's wheel Friday night. It was
taken from its place near the house, but
in taking it out the gate, a long-handled
shovel standing near was knocked down,
and the noise awoke the owner and
alarmed the thief, who left the wheel and
skipped. Bicyclists should be careful
Of their steeds hereafter, and should
make an endeavor to apprehend the
wheel thieves and make examples Of
them.
Last week the Rev. and Mrs Cham.