Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-07-07
Friday.

Friday.
Five cars of pipe for the new sewer
arrived today.
The Banner house is being repapered
and fixed up generally.
\ rattlcsnake was killed in Judge
Bartholomew yard last evening.
The Corey residence on Second street
is being repaired by Contractor Rhud.
The old Metropolitan hotel building is
being fixed up and will soon be opened
by Mrs. G. Bottle.
Three cars of bridge timbers and
spikes for the Washburn railroad are eX
pected here this evening.
II. C. Rhud has begun work on a good
sized dwelling house for Henry Small on
the Fort Rice reservation.
DR.. Bentley shipped his PAGER and two
bay t%rotting mares to the Hamline track
to be worked this morning.
Gen. e. S. Miller is having a suite of
rooms in the Bismarck Bank building
fixed up for housekeeping.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cook is visiting at Detroit
Lake. after spending a few days with
Mrs. G. y. Roberts of Fargo.
Chief Engineer Hoffman and Land
Agent Macomber of the Washburn
road, have opened offices in the Raymond
block.
w. D. Washburn has COMO on a four
weeks trip to Europe, and expects most
of the time to be at the Hotel Bristol,
Carlsbad.
Prof. Brennan is here from Grand
Forks to see the contractors for the new
post about using pressed brick from the
Dickinson works, of which he is proprie-
tor.
The Western Teacher notes that Miss
Eleanor Logan of the class of 1900 at
the Bismarck high school, has not missed
a school exercise and has not been tardy
in eight years.
w. d. Cassidy, immigration agent fo1
the 500 road, has located here and
opened offices in the Raymond block, and
expects to turn a large immigration into
the country along the new road.
Chief McHugh was unfortunate
enough to let a plank dropon the big toe
of his right foot yesterday, crushing il
painfully. Still he is able to be around
attending to his duties today.
Editor Foley returned from Fargo to-
day, where he has been under treatment
for his eyes, which are not in very good
shape. 1t will be a few days yet before
he will be able to resume his duties.
When the fire broke out VIM. Sander
son had all the guests of the Sheridan
house aroused, that they might have
time to get their things packed up ready
!, to carry out in case the fire spread.
Trustee o. A. Boynton of the Devil:
Lake dumb school returned to James
town last3 night. The foundations fol
the new buildings are in and work il
progressing rapidly On the superstruct
ure.
In a decision handed down by the stat
! supreme court yesterday the famous
a. Beasley-Gans sheep case, technical.
: known as RoseDbaum VS.. Hayes, is re
= for a new trial.
S. M. Pye: I think the fremen ar,
entitled to much credit for their work a
the Custer. house fire. 1t took goo.
work to keep the fire confined the wa,
they did, and they are entitled to tn
thanks of the citizens.
The horse in Remington's deliver
wagon took a run this afternoon through
the alley from Fourth to Fifth street
and back on Main to the store, where h
was caught by Nels White, without an
serious damage being done.
In response to a letter from Receive
Satterlund asking for right of way owe
the section north of T. ". Griffin:
President Wright of the First Nations
bank of Fergus Falls, writes that it
granted willingly, as what Bismarc
needs is more railroads.
. A cord was left hanging in a loop fror
:, the awning in front of Litski & Towr
o sends barber shop last night, and i
running to get out the fire apparatu
Messrs. McGahey, Paulson and Richard
got their necks skinned. It is fortunat
o for the proprietors that no worse injurie
J. resulted.
The Argus yesterday published a r
, port that the additional train service Q
the Northern Pacific would be restore
next Sunday. Agent Scott got a Giro.
lar from the passenger department ye
terday, announcing that after next SUI
day No. 2 would reach here at 1925, il
: stead of lilo q. M, but no mention W.
Z made OF additional trains. The ma
= messengers say it is reported in st. Pa,