Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-02-24
CITY AND COUNTY.
Friday.


Il. 3. Oakley Of Edgcly arrived in the
city yesterday.
f.. j. Colgan of Glencoe was Il guest at
the Custer yesterday.
Sheriff Severn Of jamestown was Il
visitor in the city yesterday.
John r. Burke of Sheldon was regis
tered at the Sheridan yesterday.
C. II. Potter Of Glendale was among
the guests at the Sheridan yesterday.
The club dance at the Sheridan last
night was well attended and very sue
ccssful.
S. Parker, II prominent LaMoure man,
was among the arrivals at tho Sheridan
yesterday.
Quite a delegation of Mandan mer-
chants were in attendance at the lcgis-
lutivc session Yesterday.
Born, Tuesday morning, to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Jazd. of Bismarck, a boy.
Mother and child are doing well.
The Misses Bcrricc and Emma Lish
are in the city the guests of their father
,IttIi tSttltllth' Ll0 vi VI ''i'es
C. +. Crum of Mckenzie, and l.. d.
Bailey of Sterling, were among the
guests at the Grand Pacific yesterday.
Harry Cornwall and O. J. Seller Of
jamestown were guests OF Landlord Nc
GOwnn at the Custer house yesterday.
WI. Best has one of the most at
t~ractivc window displays in the city in
his new quarters at the Eppingcr block.
The city fire apparatus is being thor
oughly ovcrhaulcd and fixed up at j. ID.
McDonald's blacksmith shop this week.
Mrs. Cramsic of Fort Yates passed
through the city yesterday on her way
home from an extended visit with east
ern friends and relatives.
DR.. S. d. King the Wahpcton dentist
who has been quite seriously i'll at st.
.Alexius hospital for the past three weeks
was IL little better yesterday but his con-
dition is still regarded as critical.
The citizens of Braddock in Emmons
county want a newspaper and offer a
good bonus for some n to start one.
Braddock is a growing little city and
would probably he a good location.
Sheriff Boguc: Have made no ar
rangcmcnts yet for the hanging of Cole.
1t will probably take place in the court
house yard either on the south or the
east side of the building, I have not yet
decided.
Col. G. A. Lounsberry, the publisher
of the Fargo Record, came in yesterday
and will spend some time in the city
watching the course of legislation, greet
ing old-timc friends, and looking after
some official business as agent of the
land department.
DR.. and Mrs. d. S.. Moore of James
town were Bismarck visitors yesterday.
Mr.. Moore is superintendent of the state
hospital for the insane at jamestown
and will urge upon the legislature the
matter of making an appropriation for
providing more at the hospital it is
said.
f. Fl. Wilson reports that the damage
to live stock by the recent cold weather
in North Dakota was very small. .Ad.
vices received from the ranches of tho
Northwestern Live Stock company il
Emmons and Stutsman counties SHOW
that the loss was comparatively speak
ing very small.
JAS. Wallace has opened up Il harness:
shop on Upper Main street in the build
ing formerly occupied by Mrs. Dunn:
millinery store. Mr.. Wallace was for
long time one Of the employees at the
capitol but has now decided to go int,
business for himself. lie is an cxpcr
workman and has a large and especial,
well selected stock Of goods.
ST. AlcXius hospital is undergoing
number Of repairs this week. The pillar
which support the building will be re
placed by now ones as the old timber
are dccaying and the building settles a
d natural consequence. The raising o
the building noces&itutcd by the placin!
in position Of the new pillars has cause.
the plaster to crack and fall off in man,
places.
Capt. Mo0rhousc: I have just received
Il letter from an old soldier who servct
under me in the civil war and who ask
me to help him to get on the pension
lists. lie Is certainly deserving, bu
thirty years is Il long time to remembe
little incidents. have letters from mel
who served under me almost every da,
and always like to do anything l can fo
tho boys.
Yesterday Miss Mary Bright (colorcd
died at st. AlcNius hospital of Bright
disease. Miss Bright was 81 years O
age and has been very i'll Tor some tim
past. She was taken to the hospita
about two weeks; ago where she breathe,
her last yesterday. She has been a resi-
dent Of Bismarck for Over twenty year
and made her living for the most part b
doing little Jobs about town. She wa
an honest hard working old lady an
was highly esteemed by all who llne'
her She has no relatives in this vicil