Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-14
CITY AND COUNTY.
Thursday.

Thursday.
Editor Packard of the MandanssTime
was in the city this morning.
G. X. Stone, the Fargo music dealer
is among the guests in the city.
The unsettled weather has passed, AM
there is promise of much fine building
weather.
w. NJ. Pye has returned from 81
Paul where he was quite ill for a time
but he has recovered.
Surveyors are making some measure
ments on the south side of the track TO
railroad improvements.
States Attorney G. w. Murray o
Sherbrooke, Steele county, is among th'
guests in the city today.
The ruins of the old mill, and tn,
burning wheat and flour, still give off
liberal quantity of smoke.
Surveyor Harold is measuring off
hundred feet space across from the FRS
National bank, for Alexander Mckenzie
Otto Stern of Minneapolis is q gucstin
the city, endeavoring to organize N
orchestra under the auspices Of the local
band.
Prof. and Mrs. j. H. Zimmerman OF
Fargo are visiting in the city today. Mr..
Zimmerman is now with the Metropolitan
music company of Minneapolis.
The First National bank building has
risen to the first story and is assuming
definite proportions. 1t will be a hand
some structure when completed.
There has been no arrests made for
the ticket office robbery. The authori-
ties have a suspicion of the guilty
parties, but no evidence to warrant their
action yet.
The brick work on the Kupitz building
is nearing completion, and Mr.. Kupitz
will soon be located ~therein-with one of
tho finest buildings and stocks to be
found anywhere.
III. L. Nicholson has purchased the
Griffin building on Fourth street, in
which he is now located, and now has
one of the completest grocery establish
'ments in the state.
John Satterlund assumed his duties as
receiver of the land office the first of the
month. Receiver Kinter will return to
LaMoure county, where he has been
nominated for the state senate on the
fusion ticket.
Surveyors are at work in the railroad
park opposite the Sheridan house, and it
is reported the contemplated object is
the laying out of a foundation for the
new depot and warehouse-which is to
be of brick, 1Osx4O fcet--a credit to the
road and the city.
Fargo Forum: Troops G of Fort
Yates and X of Fort Keogh of the
9Th cavalry, passed through Fargo this
morning en- route to Huntsville, Ala.
where they will join their regiment.
They have been doing garrison duty all
summer and were relieved this week by
troops from the first cavalry, which had
been at Santiago. The companies were
under the command of Captain Sprole
until their arrival at Huntsville. They
will be sent from there to Cuba for gar
rison duty at an early date. The boys
are sore because they could not get to
front during the fight, but hope to have
some fun in Cuba later on. They are a
hard lot and were nice looking fellows
Two or three of the officers seemed over
weight but the majority of the men were
we'll built, wiry fellows. A number o.
officers had their wives along.
Friday.
Attorney General Cowan is in the
city.
Gov. Allin is billed for an address at
Bismarck Oct. 10.
w. D. Rees of Fort Totten is among
the guests in the city.
Edward Engerud came in again from
Fargo today to look after a case in the
supreme court.
Walter Fraser leaves this week for
Chicago, where he will resume his vet
Urinary studies.
A. 7. Patterson leaves for the east to-
night. and may 60 on to Pittsburg to at
tend the knight Templar conclave.
Fargo Forum: Alex. Mckenzie is
preparing to erect q brick block in Bis.
marck on the site Of his old buildings
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