Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-09-22
CITY AND COUNTY,.
THMl'StiHy.

A"SI
Lieut.. Tilf0rd of Fort Yates was in
the city last evening.
Mrs. W.. III. Sandcrson returned to-
day from Il trip east.
Commissioner Wclcll is in the city
today from Glencoe.
Captain Sanford was inSpcct.in" the
government work 1T the river yeStcr-
day.
Miss Kit,ic Call returned today
from the east where she has been for
some months.
Il A.. Lamb came in today from
Jamestown where he has placed his
daughters in school.
Washington dispatches state that
President Mckinley may make a trip
to North Dakota about oct. Is or IA.
Several prairie fires sent smoke lib
orally through the air yesterday but
no great damage is reported any
where.
Mrs. Gus IIcgaarI of Mandan was
u passenger on lolay'S train TO MAN.
dan. returning from Il trip to James-
town.
The South Dakota volunteers will
probably come back from the east
over the Northern Pacific. They will
go 10 Oake>. and from there into their
oWn state.
II. c. Rhud is suiferin" from an
attack of misunderstanding. \ slight
abrasion on his hand became infected
and the member is much sWoolcn and
highly painful.
The report Of North Dakota G. \.
II. shows II posts and $50 members
June so. 1895; 80 posts and 60 MEM
bers Dec. 81, 1898: June so. 1899. -
posts ana DIS members.
-Adiutant General Miller writes from
San Francisco that the North Dakota
boys have every comfort possible.
and the regiment is in fine shape. The
General is expected home in a day
or so.
Fargo Forum: After all .Alcck
500 to help bring the Bismarck SOL
diers home. He just wired $100-
checks We're too slow for the whole
SoHlCi &AlCChs
Mr.. Shegetaro MOrikubO. the cele-
brated Japanese lecturer. will stop on
his way from the Pacific coast to the
Atlantic and deliver u lecture in the
NJ. E. church in Bismarck. Watch
for further announcements.
Commissioner Johnson is in the city
today from Painted Woods. He re-
ports Il good yield of grain on his
place-wheat 10 bushels to the acre:
oats 50 and rye IS. Thresing is in
progress through the northern part of
the county.
r. y. Stevens is having some i'm
provements made in the residence on
the corner Of Third and Thayer
streets which he purchased recently
from the Conner estate. 1t is being
r%eshingled and otherwise repaired.
MI. Stevens expects to occupy the
house in 4 few weeks.
Joe Miller writes from Washington:
"From the tone Of the Tribune which
l received today Bismarck is going
to give III returning soldiers a rOus-
ing reception. They are IL brave lot,
and deserve it, and though Pm hum
dreds of miles distant the enthusiasm
is infectious. l want to join in, so
here goes for a Company A badge"
All the work trains and steam
shovels have been taken off the main
line Of the Dakota division of the
Northern Pacific. \ steam shovel
and three gravel trains are in use
lear Lisbon. Italians are employed
%ballasting the main line and will con-
time work until November. The
main line roadbed has been improved
to a great extent and will be in ex-
cellent shape after this year.
The transportation Of the North
Dakota troops will be divided equally
between the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific roads. Senator
H%ansbrough Of this state, now on his
way back from San Francisco, has
arranged all of the details for the trip.
Advices received by the Northern Pa
citic state that the returned North Da-
kotans will not number over 400, a
great many Of them having re-enlisted
and others intending to go to other
parts Of the country.
Col. Kimball will remain in the city
until Saturday as the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Winchester. The colonel,
as q~uartermaster at New York, is one
of the busiest officers in the employ
of the government. He has a force
of some fifty or sixty clerks, and his