Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28

vote for county and state superintend,
ents of public instruction.
Ttsesday.
Hon. M. Kinter has returned to Ia.
Moure.
Alex Mckenzie has returned from his
trip to st. Paul.
Attorney Marion Conklin is in the city
today from jamestown.
George Hughes resignation as state
agent for the st. Paul Dispatch is an.
nounced by the Fargo Forum, and it is
stated he will take a position with the
Hughes electric light company in Fargo
jamestown Capital: Lieut.. Conklir
has been granted an extended leave 81
absence. When he left Manila he had
leave of absence for but one month with
application for three months more made
He is now required to report for duty al
San Francisco Jan. 1, 1893.
The following from the Minneapolis
Journal will be of interest to a number
of friends in this city: Samuel E
Sprague, the genial and popular special
agent Of the London and Lancashire
and English-American Underwriters
was married last Tuesday to Miss May
Bintlif at the home of the brides
parents on Park avenue. The wedding
was a quiet.:one, but a few of the init
mate friendsof' the family besides the
relatives being present. Mr.. and Mrs
Sprague have gone upon a three weeks
wedding trip, and the hearty good wishes
of the field men go with them.
A peculiar legal proceeding down in
Cass county is the restoration to mental
capacity by the courts of Peterson, the
man whose murder of DIR. Young OF
Buffalo three years ago, shocked the
community. He was a large farmer
near Buffalo, and had some mental
trouble. DR.. Young was called to treat
him, and found the patient very much
excited. An injection of morphine was
administered. Peterson imagined he
was being poisoned, and literally beat
the physicians head to a jelly with an
Indian club. The treatment at the in.
sane asylum was effective, and he was
pronounced cured come months ago
It is not probable that there will be any
prosecution in the casa
Wednesday,.
Attorney Chas. H. Stanley of Steele is
in the city today.
T. H. Poole returned this morning
from a trip to jamestown.
J. d. Mcdonald has purchased the
residence formerly owned by DR.. Har
court.
Miss Grace Falkenstein has gone tc
Bottineau for a visit with her brother
there.
The brick work has begun on the new
Northern Pacific warehouse across from
the Sheridan.
laHtE5
Senator Hansbrough is making some
campaign speeches in LaMoure and
Dickey counties.
A. T. Patterson has returned from
Pittsburg, where he attended the con,
clave of Knights Templar.
President Worst of the agricultural
college addressed the people of Dickin-
son on political issues last evening and
speaks at Mandan tonight.
Mrs. Jennie Garcelon, who has been
visiting her brother, N. e. Shelton, the
past week, returned to her home at
Lewiston, Maine, this morning.
The state editorial excursion to Florida
and the south takes place in February
and Editor Straub of tho Grand Forks
Herald has gone east to make the ar.
engagements.
There is much interest manifested by
wheat centers in the condition of the
crop in North Dakota and the pro-
portion Of unthreshed wheat and a rise
in price may result as a consequence OF
the unfavorable conditions for threshing.
Superintendent L. H. Gates Of the
Fort Berthold Indian school is in the
city today. Mr.. Gates was ordered by
the department to Nevada, and came
down to start for his new station, but he
received a telegram last night that he
might remain where he is for the pres
emit. The school at Fort Berthold was
destroyed by fire last spring, and
although bids were advertised for Re.
building it the contract was not award.
ed, and it may be some time before the
school is rebuilded.
Burleigh County, North Dakota,
Bond Call.
To the Holders Of the $1,000, Funding
Bonds, Of Burleigh County, North pa.
kota, dated May l, 1891:
Take notice that the 81, 200, Burleigh
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