Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-19

Mont, were married by Judge Chase
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Fleming is
government cattle Inspector with head
quarters at Yates, and his bride came
down from Miles City to meet him here.
The accommodation between Bismarck
and Mandan is pretty we'll patronized
these days. numerous Of the West Mis-.
souri, villagers coming across every day
70 get a breath of city air.
Among the guests at the second
launching of the steamship st. Paul, at
Philadelphia, the Public Ledger notes
Hon. Asa Fisher, of Bismarck, and M. H.
Jewell, Of the Inventive Age.
1t is understood that r. E. Wallace, of
Jamestown, has been appointed deputy
state examiner by State Examiner
Langlie, and will enter on the discharge
of his duties in a few days.
Up to April 1.-the 40. wv. had in
creased it's membership in the Dakota
jurisdiction 1,001 members. March saw
800 new members admitted. The total
membership is 1927 in the jurisdiction.
Public Examiner Langlie has been in
the city for several days, busy with the
duties of his office. Mr.. Langlie is pop
ular wherever known, and his popularity
will doubtless continue in his career as
IN official.
General Standlsh left for his home at
Grand Forks Sunday morning, feeling
quite elated at his record as a defending
counselor. The general had five cases
before the court, and secured an &C.
quittal in each case.
August Benz and Mrs. Cole of Winona
had a scrap over some cattle. The latter
attacked Benz with a pltchfork, and got
knocked down a la Corbett. She brought
suit, and the jury stood six for acquittal
and six for conviction.
Railroad surveyors are at work several
miles west of Mandan making lines for
a proposed change in the track that will
do away with the second and third cross.
ings of the Hart river, and consequently
the bridges at those points.
r. E. Wallace of jamestown, is assist
ing in the work IN the public
examiners department., with Examiner
Langlie. Bob was public examiner under
Governor Burke and is acquainted with
all the duties of the Office.
Some one shot and wounded Governor
Allin's Newfoundland dog Monday, in.
juring the animal painfully, if not seri-
ously. The dog is an %inoffensive animal,
and the act was one of malicious mis-
chief, which deserves apprehension.
The celebrated Rosenbaum Bros. vs..
Cans sheep case was decided in court at
Dickinson, after ten days trial, in favor
of the plaintiff. Cans will take an ap-
peal. The case has been in court in this
state in some way or other for over a
year.
County Attorney Frank NJ. Nye of
Minneapolis has againsbeen urgently re-
quested to 20 10 Mandan to assist in the
prosecution of Murderer Kent, who was
granted a new trial by the supreme
court. Mr.. Nye is uncertain whether he
can go or not.
Articles of incorporation of the Dickey
County Creamery association have been
filed with the secretary of state. The
~incorporators are r. a. Owen, D. B.
Scott, E. M. Saunders, H. o. Martin and
N. B. Brown. Capital stock, $4,000, and
place of business, Glendale.
The Mirot Reporter says that Sheriff
O'Hara left Tuesday for Washburn with
a warrant for the arrest of John Satter-
lund and J. H. Taylor. The warrant
charges criminal libel and is sworn to
by Major J. S. Murphy, present repre-
sentative of that legislative district.
A ferry boat has been built at Rock
Haven by Messrs. Leach and Since for
use at the Cannon Ball, and was COM
pleted Wednesday. The boat is about 80
feet long and 20 feet wide with an 8-foot
stern wheel and is equipped with an up
right gasoline engine of 10 horsepower.
The question as to when the new codes
60 into effect is exciting discussion
among attorneys in the state, some hold
ing that the date is July l, and others
that they do not go into effect until they
are published. Attorney General Cowan
will render an opinion in the matter in q
few days.
Jamestown Alert: The numerous
jamestown friends of Assistant Cashier
Nanny Pye of Bismarck, and Miss
Lorine Allen will congratulate them on
their marriage last Wednesday night. It
was a complete surprise to friends. The
happy couple are now taking a short
wedding trip east.
DR.. McLachlan, the retiring member
of the state medical board, has named
DR.. Smyth of this city as his successor,
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