Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-30

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masters clerks from this department.
have shipped within the last two days
nearly $4,000 that will be distributed
among the soldiers belonging to the dc,
partmcnt. The money was shipped TIC
Fort Yates Monday, the consignment to
Fort kcoyh went yesterday, and an X
press company will carry S2,GDS to men
at Fort Yellowstone this morning.
FridHy.
Surgeon II. r. Gibson. U. S. A.. from
Fort Yates, was Il guest in the city last
evening.
Mrs. Murdoch Mckenzie has gone ia
Walsh county to visit with the family OF
Governor .Nllin.
William Sheriff, for many years station
agent at Mandm and recently relieved
has gone cast to join his family.
Attorney Murphy, in jamestown Capt.,
tai: Bismarck is building tip far better
than before and looks fine with the new
two-story brick blocks.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter Bessie will
occupy the residence on Fourth street
recently moved from west OF the cleo
trio light plant by Thos. Sanders.
Miss Helen +. Waskcrwich, who has
been visiting with her cousin Miss Lulu
Kupi,z for the past three months, has re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis.
II. G.. Rhud is getting materials on the
ground in readiness for the erection of
his carpenter, shop, which will be located
on the site of the old post office block,
south lot.
The Northern Pacific has not yet de-
cidod whether it will run Il fast train to
reach the coast at the same time as the
Great Northern but it is stated that it is
Improbable any change will be made at
present.
In the O6mond divorce case in which
the plaintiff was granted Il divorce, ali
mony of IS a month was paid the de-
PENDANT upon the voluntary offer of the
plaintiff. T.. S. Allen was attorney for
Mr.. Osmond.
Mrs. Hopkins OF Chicago, an old friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fanchcr and widow of
one Of the former prominent lawyers
tl,,,.n will ,,,1-, t,, l->, ,,:.l,. T>,,--...
and Mrs. Fancher after they move into
the executive mansion.
Sheriff Briggs of Barnes county was IL
guest in the city today, having brought
up a prisoner for the pcnitentiary au-
thorities. Sheriff Wenaas of Trail
county was also in the city from Hills
boro on a like mission.
The interior of the Gussncr store-room
has been completed and the shelving is
being put in place. Gussner will move
his stock therein in Il few days. The To-
cation is central and the store-room well
appointed and commodious.
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of one of the
handsome annual calendars issued by
the well known law and real estate firm
of w. H. Brown g. Co., of Devils Lake.
The calendar is handsomely done in
colors and one of the neatest issued my
where.
The interior Of the Dahl store-room in
the Eppinger building is about com
pletcd and as soon as the shelving is put
in place Mr.. Dahl will move in-some-
time between Christmas and New Years.
1t will be one of the neatest rooms in
the city.
State officers elect are securing quar-
tcrs in the city. State Auditor and Mrs.
Carlblom will have rooms at the Mar
shall residence, and State Superintendent
Halland and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison have secured rooms at the
Bcardsley house.
Director Bronson of the weather bu-
reau states that the present weather is
exceptional for this time of year. The
temperature is averaging from fifteen to
twenty degrees daily above the average.
There will be a large excess in average
temperature for the month, notwith.
standing the fact that at the beginning
of the month the weather was below the
average.
Visitors to the capital city are i'm.
pressed with the energy and enthusiasm
which has resulted in the rebuilding Of
a large part of the burned district in &
little more than three months from the
time Of the fire and Bismarck is getting
some good advertising and kind words
from all visitors from outside. While
the fire resulted in many individual
losses and hardships, and while som
handsome structures went up in smoke
the buildings that have replaced then