Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-11
army came in from the east this morn
ing, and are en- route to Fort Yates.

army came in from the east this morn
ing, and are en- route to Fort Yates.
Some sidewalk repairs are being made
on Main street, and the city authorities
are gradually getting around to all the
places where repairs are needed.
Judge Dennis Dryer of Dayton, O.,
came in from the east this morning, and
goes to Washburn this afternoon to look
after some interests there. The Judge
manages to get out at least once a year,
although he is kept busy at home in
Ohio, where he has been Judge in the
common pleas codrt for twenty-five
years.
At the Methodist church tomorrow,
Rev. J..G. Dingle of Mandan will preach
at II a. N. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school
at 1915 p. NJ, Epworth League at I
o'clock. Strangers specially invited.
Captain and Mrs. Moorhouse have
moved into the Bailey residence on
Thayer street between Third and Fourth,
for the winter. Their residence will be
occupied during the .ter by the fam
lily of S. G. Smith.
J. W. Lucas, of the drug firm of
Lucas & Beardsley, who has been with
Laird, Norton lumber company of
Winona, Mimi, is expected in the city in
a day or SO, en- route to the lakes up
north to take a duck hunt.
The Nickells divorce case, which was
decided at the term Of supreme court
here last spring, is on again in two courts
the supreme at Grand Forks and the
United States at Fargo, in which latter
the first wife of Nickells is SUNG for
$4,000 damages.
In the Presbyterian church Rev.
Archibald Durrie will speak in the
morning on "The Mullen and the Wood
bine,". and in the evening on "Pivotal
Times in Life" Sunday school after
morning service. Y. P. S. G. e. at GAS
p. M, subject, "Our Duty of Happiness"
The hour for evening service will be 7:30
o'clock, until the spring. All cordially
welcomed.
The city made a desirable addition to
it's fire department apparatus yesterday
in the purchase of four hose jackets.
These jackets are invaluable at a fire, to
stop a leak in a line Of hose, and by
means of them two couplings of differ
ent sizes can be joined, and made to
work as n continuous. The jackets
costs 1925 each, but will save many times
their value in a single season.
DR.. Bentley did pretty we'll at the
Mandan fair, in the matter of securing
premiums. He brought home six first
premiums, one for the best all around
exhibit of standard bred stock and one
for the best mare of any age or breeding,
l n addition to those which we're men
toned yesterday. The doctor has some
good horses, and their securing of prem
lums was a proper recognition of merit.
Walsh County Record: Mrs. Barthol-
omew, wife of Judge Bartholomew of
Bismarck, was a prominent figure at the
American Humane association meeting
at Minneapolis. She told of her North
Dakota experiences and of her Band of
Mercy at Bismarck, composed of boys
whom she interested by telling them
animal stories, gradually awakening
their minds to an appreciation of the
sufferings which dumb creatures endure.
She has been engaged in the work for
twenty-five years, and we figure that
she will be rewarded in the hereafter.
A hobo who was arrested for being
drunk and d%isorderly was brought before
Judge Chase this morning, and gave the
name of Dewitt Clinton, of New York,
and claimed to be a direct descendant of
the former governor of that NAME. He
claimed to be a ship carpenter by pro.
fession, and said that four drinks of Bis
marck booze paralyzed all of his facul-
ties, and robbed him of his intelligence.
He seemed rather a bright specimen of
the genus hobo, and in consideration of
his illustrious ancestry the judge gave
him one Gay to show cause why he should
not get out of town.
Numerous North Dakotans are now
wearing home made wooden garments,
from wool grown in the state, made into
cloth at the wooden mills at Grand Forks
and made up by North Dakota %tailors.
Among those who have recently donned
them are Colonel Frank Irons of the
Fargo Argus, Senator Hansbrough,
President Merritield of the University,
Professor Brennan, also of the "U," and
Warden Wilson Of the p%enitentiary.
Senator Roach will have his measure
taken before returning to Washington,
and Senator McGillivray of Dickinson is
waiting his turn along with Senator
Charles E. Gregory, of Minot.
The remains of the unfortunate man