Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-04-29

again. The quarantine has been raised
from the house and Hosk is at home
again.
Jimmie Mccormack, who has been
working on the Northwest News for
Stevens at Grand Forks, returned home
this morning, called by the death of his
little sister.
italian laborers are arriving from the
east at jamestown and as soon as the
ground is in shape there will be several
work trains and steam shovels at work
in this division.
1t is reported hat the Eighth cavalry
boys from Fort Yates, who are left there
to guard the fort, are disappointed at
not being able to participate in the
coming struggle.
The supreme court orders a new trial
in the case of Wilson vs.. Rustad from
Richland county and dismisses the ap-
peal in the case of the Red River bank
of Fargo vs.. G. A. Kaeppler.
The band boys had a final accounting
of their show last night and found they
had cleared s12O. This enables them to
pay all their debts, buy one new horn,
and have a little balance left over.
In the supreme court today the case
of Thomas Head vs. Erick Yumiska
from Dickey county is being argued.
Stevens and Cassels represent the re-
spondent and G.. w. Parkes the ap.
p%ellant.
No new cases of dephtheria are re-
ported in the city. It is hoped all resi-
dents will see the wisdom of taking pro-
per precautions in the way of disinfec-
ton and care, that the disease may be
finally eradicated.
Mrs. F. E. Irish and children are to
move to st. Paul, where they will reside
in future. The household goods are
being moved today and the family will
take up their residence there. A mum.
Der of friends in this city will regret
their departure.
The second regiment which passed
through the city yesterday is under the
command Col. Bates, Who is an officer
Of experience and had four years ex-
perience in the civil war. He has been
stationed at Keogh and went through
with the Keogh troops in the afternoon.
jamestown and Mandan will have
racing meetings in June. jamestown
will hang up 81, $50 in purses, and Man.
dan quite a snug sum. If the efforts
Of the local race association are success.
full the boys here will have their track
done and a race meet on the Fourth OF
July.
Mandan Times: The editor was at
Bismarck Saturday and learned that
Governor Briggs is expected to return
from California early next month. This
is glorious news for his friends, and will
have Il tendency to weaken the founda.
tons Of several prominent gubernatoria]
bOoms.
All kinds of communications are being
received at the executive office. Some
men want commissions to go to war,
others want to enlist, some mothers
want to know if their sons who are in
the militia will have to 20 and one
liberal man from Glendale offers to
raise a whole regiment to put into the
service.
The Red River Valley Insurance COM
pany, over which there was some trouble
some weeks ago because of the connec-
ton of some undesirable parties with
the company, has secured the required
amount of insurance to be granted a
certificate to do business in the state
} and Deputy Commissioner Poole has
gone to Wahpeton to examine the books
) OF the company before granting them a
certificate.
Superintendent Moore: Many of our
citizens think that all the families in
which there are cases of diphtheria
have had children in the public schools
There is only n family now having
diphtheria that had children in school
that of Frank Mason. This has beer
the only case of diphtheria in the large
building this year. Cora Falck has no,
been in school this year, but was sewing
for Mrs. Brady. None of Mr.. Denham's
family have been in school since Janu
airy, being kept out to escape from
disease. None of the McCormacl
family attended the public school,, S.
that any alarm in regard to danger il
the public schools seems to be ground
less.