Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-08-23
TUESDAY.

G. H. Anheier came up from Fargo to-
day, and is passing the day in the city.
R. H. Baldwin came up from Fort
Yates last night for a few days sport
among the chickens.
Or. Rawlings went to st. Paul last
night to visit for a time, and will return
home Monday night.
Ex.Gov. Toole of Montana was a west
bound passenger on this mornings train,
en- route to Helena.
Hon. Burke Corbet of Grand Forks is
in the city today, to look in upon the
code printing business.
Last night was the regular meeting
night of the city council, but they adj
journed without a quorum.
F. M. Cornell of Helena, one of the
express men on the western run, is in
the city, having taken Messenger Irish's
place for several trips.
Hon. Peter Herbrandson of Caledonia,
Trail county, is in the city today, to tell
the state board of equalization about
real estate in his county.
Today the game law is up, and prairie
chickens can be shot without fracturing
the law. Several parties have gone out
to wage war on the birds.
County Superintendent Andrus of
Emmons county, who has been i'll at the
hospital for some time, is improving and
will be out in a few days.
Articles of incorporation we're filed to-
day by the Lakota Mercantile company
with A. M. Tofth agen, E. THAI, Jacob
Tail and Albert John Hutchins As in
corporators. The capital stock is $10,-
600.
The Kent life insurance policy thick
ems. In a letter to some eastern papers,
Jim Cambell says the story is concen-
trated essence of falsehood, and the next
issue of the Mandan Pioneer promises
to publish afidavits that Jim did say it.
Geo. Hazard of Tacoma, Wash, sec.
rotary of the state democratic central
committee, and one Of the leading ora-
tors of the Puget Sound democracy, is
in the city today to consort with the
faithful. He is returning from a trip
east.
The many friends of Miss Mary Joslin
will be pleasantly surprised to learn
that this estimable young lady was
married August Is, to Mr.. Theodore NJ.
Joslin,% a..promising lawyer in Adrian,
Michigan, where the young couple will
be at home after September 16.
George S. Fernald, representing the
Northern Pacific road; F. P. Crandon of
the Northwestern, D. W. Cassidy of the
500, and r. S. Mcdonald of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul are in the city,
before the state board of equalization,
looking after the assessments of the sew
eral roads.
Messrs. George B. Clifford of Grand
Forks, A. B. Guptil of Fargo, William
Dryer of Napoleon, George E. Wild
meyer of Rolla, j. D. Wallace of Dray-
ton and M. F. Stevens of Wahpeton have
arrived from the east and are in the city
to attend tbs meeting of the state board
of equalization.
A hobo who was attempting to sell a
fashy gold ring on the street was taken
into custody yesterday, and an investi-
cation made of his possession of it. He
claimed to have found it in a Pullman
car somewhere along the line, and told
an unlikely story, but as he had no other
jewelry on his person he was discharged.
MI. and Mrs. Perkins left for Fargo
last night, and will leave there with the
North Dakota party tomorrow for Bos.
ton. e. B. Fancher leaves for James,
town tonight, and will wait there until
Thursday morning, when he will be
joined by Auditor Briggs, and they will
start together for the Mecca of the
knights.
New desks and furniture have been
ordered for the primary department of
the public schools which has been fitted
up for the large number of entering
pupils in the old county building, and
they will 500 be received and placed in
position. A new fence and gates have
been placed about the building and
other considerable improvements made.
WEDNESDAY,.
Col. w. H. Robinson came in from the
east on this mornings train.
Rev. Durrie returned this morning
from his outing at Lake Superior.
B. II. Bronson and son, and E. A.
Lamb made a trip west this morning.
Major Gooding is over from Fort Lin.
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