Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-27
MONDAY.

Miss Birdie Lambert came in this
morning, from a trip east.
Mayor Leslie's Gold Ore colt is en-
tered for the Mandan races.
One license has been taken out under
the new ordinance, up to October l.
Deputy Marshal SCHNEIDER came in
from the east on this mornings train.
E. j. Raymond OF Dawson is in the
city today, accompanied by his sister.
W. G. Baker returned yesterday
morning from his trip to Grand Forks.
United States Attorney Bangs came
in from Grand Forks on this mornings
train.
Fred Conklin of the Northern Pacific
depot force, passed Sunday in James,
town.
A. B: Stricken was in the city yester.
day from Taylor, where he is buying
wheat.
Rev. Egan of Fargo, secretary to Bis
hop Stanley, was en- route west on this
mornings train.
Bank Examiner Chris Anheier of Fargo
was a west bound passenger on this
mornings train.
All players of the Bismarck base ball
club are requested to meet at the grounds
at 6:l5 this evening.
Henry Richholt and Fred Fischer
brought in another nice deer last night
from the bottoms south of town.
August johnson, who was with the
TRIBUNE during the code work, has gone
to Atlanta to take in the exposition.
There was a very heavy frost last
night, and it was sufficient to put the
finishing touches to any late vegetation.
A suit in ejectment was begun before
Judge Tibbils this morning against
James Holland by Mrs. Henry Stein
metz.
A telegram to State Superintendent
Bates from J. M. DeVine announces
that he is confined to his bed at Chicago,
ill with fever. r
Those who enjoy a good performance
should not miss the "Fast Mall tomor.
row evening.
The hose house is undergoing renova-
ton today, at the hands Of the custodian
of the engine house and street comis.
sioner.
It is said q dark horse will be entered
from this city in the running races at
Mandan, who will make some of the
flyers travel.
Warden Wilson reports the convicts
at the pen busy getting in their crops of
corr and potatoes, and storing them
away for winter use.
Nj. and Mrs. G. O. Smith left Satur-
day night for a visit with friends in Cas-
selton and other cities in the eastern
part of the state.
A special train will probably be u
to Mandan next Sunday to allow Capital
Cityites to take in the game between the
St. Pauls and the All-Americans.
A private letter from Dan Williams,
says "stop my paper, will read it in the
TRIBUNE Office in q few days" He in
tends to return to the city for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fancher came in from
their eastern trip, and stopped off at
jamestown yesterday. MI. Fancher will
probably remain there through the fair.
Arrangements have been practically
completed for a ball game at the Morton
county fair, between Bismarck and
Yates, provided the home team can get
away to play.
The steam apparatus, including radla-
tors and other paraphernalia are being
placed in position in the First National
bank block, which is being placed in
first. class condition in every way.
The opera house at Dickinson ia being
dismantled of it's fittings, and will be
turned into a hotel. The trip of the
Nevada company to that place will have
to be given up for that reason.
Auditor Briggs returned yesterday
from his trip through the east. He re-
ports q pleasant time, but says he is
glad to get back home again. Mrs.
Briggs has gone to Duluth to visit
friends.
Mrs. Wainwright, mother of G.. G.
Wainwright who uni the capitol bus,
arrived in the city today from Water
town, Wis.,, on q visit to her son. Mrs.
Wainwright is 80 years of age. and made
the trip alone.
Lieut.. Wood is up from Fort Yates to.
day: He is one of the officers who will
be transferred to Fort Niobrara, Neh.,
and says the command will leave about
the middle of the week. They 60 by the
Steamer Rosebud as far as Pierre.