Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-30
CITY AND COUNTY.
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VIII AMI Y II
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Orleans, where he was visited by Treas.
Driscoll.
P. G. Remington got back from Dick
inson last night.
Willy Cochrane and Joe and John
Hare leave tonight for Spiritwood Lake,
where they will spend some time at the
Wallace camp.
Mrs. Charles Spetz, wife of the popu-
lar salesman at Best's, is quite sick with
appendicitis, and an operation may have
to be performed.
There will be a basket picnic at Dry
Point, 13 miles northwest of Bismarck,
on July 4. Everybody invited. A good
time may be expected.
Cashier John F. Robinson of the Kid
der county bank at Steele was married
last week at Stewartville, Mimi, to Miss
!Althea Evangeline Richards.
A tent saloon wa set near the steam
shovel camp ear Steele last week but
the sheriff got after them and they are
said to have moved to west of the Bur
leigh county line.
E. L. Faunce is enjoying a visit from
his father, from New Bedford, Mass.
This is his first visit to this country, and
he finds considerable difference in the
way things are done.
Among the many features announced
for the Fourth at Kindred is a genuine
cock fight by ROSTERS brought from
Manila. But it is possible that Mrs.
Holley may have something to say.
Chas. Weller, a veteran ranchman
who settled in Mclean county in 1879,
will move on soon-to get away from the
new railroad out there. He likes pion-
eering and breads the sight of a trolley.
j. D. Trenholme of Bathgate was here
Saturday to be examined for admission
to the bar. but the supreme court was
not in session. He left Sunday on his
way to Dawson City in the Klondyke,
where he has an electric light plant that
is said to be blooming nicely.
Willis Wilcox, a student at the agri.
cultural college, left Fargo, Friday
on his wheel, and pedallcd into Bismarck
Sunday evening, having covered seventy.
eight miles that day, and it was not the
best kind OF a Gay for bicycle riding
either. He rides an 81 gear.
The motion for a new trial in the cast
of Joe Hurst, who was recently con
victed of the murder of Sheriff Cavan.
augh at Glendive, and sentenced te
hang, has been denied. Unless an APP
peal is taken to the supreme court
Hurst will pay the penalty of his crime
Miss Edna Boucher, while the CUES
week, acted as bridesmaid at the wed
ding of Miss Leila Bell King and Rev
G. a. Henry. After the wedding sh'
visited friends at Lisbon, and leaves to
day with her mother for a visit at st
Paul.
r. II. Forbes, head push of Heddericl
Bros. ~ Co.'S store at Buford, says tn
delay in putting in his steam ferry a
Buford has been caused by the lack O
parties to furnish the lumber and ma
terial as promised. However, he ex
poets to have the ferry running in abou
two weeks.
Editor Tuttle thinks that if one c
Uncle Sans war ships is to be name
after any town in North Dakota it ough
. to be Mandan, as the most unique an
original lame. Fargo might be though
to refer to the Express company or
make Of shoes, while several states hav
a town named Grand Forks.
Sheriff Stenshoel and Deputy TupoI
came in yesterday from Valley City wit
three boarders for Warden Boucher
hotel, sentenced at the recent term {
court in Valley City. They are Gu:
Hanson and James Ryan, charged wit
, grand larceny, and Robert Fluke, ala
!, Williams, and each get two years fc
=, burglary.
: Hon. Z. a. Lamb attended the closir
exercises of the st. Johns academy
| jamestown last Thursday, where Ii
5 daughters Agnes and Viola have bee
3 at school. The latter was presente
with a gold heart and pin for industr
The young ladies left for their home
f Michigan City, where they will sper
2 the summer.
. Word received from Helena says tn
five men embarked in a. rude boat
Z their own construction at Big Timbe
bound for Bismarck. They were repea
, eddy warned that the trip was not feas
! BILE, but were bound to try it. The
: boat was capsized at Greyclitf and NJ.
Sullivan of Chicago and w. Lawren'
Z were drowned.
Fourteen men are employed stringil
wire between Bismarck and Jamestow
One day last week the crew, who are
$ charge of Superintendent and Forem;
O'Connell, strung twenty-three and
half miles of wire, which is a record tn
old linemen say is seldom equalled. II
!, company will replace all the old pol
between Bismarck and jamestown wi
y new ones this summer.
Editor Tuttle when in Steele the 9th
day expressed himself as follows to t
Ozone: mo we do not think Mand
will lose the railroad shops. They a
needed every hundred miles and t
company does not show any signs
IS taking a large portion of our populati
and business away from us summari
d AS to Bismarck getting the shops, "
a Bismarck has been living on visions
:, years and ought to be satisfied with t
realization Of the 500 road and a Cover
ment post"