Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-24

tee to look into the why's and wherefores
Of the matter.
Many expressions Of commendation
are heard regarding the marked
improvement in the playing Of the Capital
City band. Under the able leadership OF
Professor Jennings the boys are rapidly
getting to the front.
Mat Clooten of Bismarck, Hiram d.
Deracan Of Dickinson and Andrew
Stokes of Darlington made homestead
entries and j H.. Caldwell of Taylor
made committed timber culture proof at
the land Office Thursday.
Peter Clooten of Bismarck, EN-
manuel Leffelbein of Oshkosh, and
Calvin Wylder of Sykeston, made home.
stead entries, and Andreas Richter Of
Ashley, made final homestead proof at
the land office Saturday.
Ed. Barrett: I received a letter g
terday from Jake Dietrich, who is now
at Cedarsburg, WIS.,, IN which he an
nounces the arrival Of q fifteen pound
boy into his family, with the elation con-
sequent upon such an event.
Jacob Brand and Jacob Frost of Gledt,
Jacob Braun of Ashley, Herman,
Gerving Of Glen Ullin, j. j. Aberle Of
Antelope and Samuel Crawford of
Burleigh county, made homestead en-.
tries at the land Office Tuesday.
Messrs. Corbett, Newton and Amldon,
he new board appointed by the gov
ernor to revise and compile the laws
we're busy the greater part of Friday
in discussing the work on board, looking
the field over and paving the way for q
beginning OF their work.
Fargo Forum: 1t is 3o4 miles from
the Lehigh coal mines to Fargo. The
coal rate established by the legislature
is $1.95-which is 80 cents less than
present tariff. When adopted by the
Northern Pacific Lehigh coal will sell
here at 1896 per ton. Hurry it up.
L. P. Havrevold, IN Fargo Forum: I
had q bad cold and stopped over at the
Lamborn hospital since the legislature
adjourned until I came to Fargo today.
The sisters there treated me most kindly.
! have not been home yet but 90 from
here to Grand Forks and then to Leeds.
Dawson Standard: 8. n. Scott and
wife of Bismarck, came in on No. 4
on Wednesday evening to visit old friends
aud were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
G. Hughes during their stay. MI. Scott
was formerly station agent at this place,
but now holds a similar position in Bis.
marck.
In the telegraph columns will be found
notice of the death of Mrs. Clara s.
Hayes of the North Dakota Agricultural
college. Mrs. Hayes will be remembered
by many Bismarck ladies as having
operated acooking school for their bene.
fit in the city last fall, and her death
will be sincerely regretted.
Another sale of the city fire team was
made in front Of the engine house Sat.
urday. Quito a crowd was present, but
the bidding was confined to q few per-
sons. The team was hidden in by Judge
Chase for 1923, the team to be delivered
upon the approval Of the sale by the city
council next Monday night.
Mrs. Minnie Jones, who has been en-.
ployed as stenographer in the governors
Office, has been appointed stenographer
to the new codiAcation commission.
Mrs. Jones has been in Bismarck but q
short time, but has made many friends
who will be pleased to learn that she
will be q permanent resident.
The Northern Pacific railroad and ex-
press companies propose to give their
employees opportunities to visit the
Worlds Fair, and have sent the railroad
boys circular letters announcing the
fact, and requesting them to put in. ap-
plications for clay off, as soon as posi-
BILE, so that matters can be arranged.
Carpenters and masons are hard at
work fitting up new Offices in the capitol
for the clerk Of the supreme court, who
heretofore has had q corner Of the treas
urer's room. The new rooms will be on
the second floor, adjoining the room re-
Gently furnished for the Justices of the
court and will be large and commodious.
Emmons County Record: Attorney
George w. Newton of Bismarck, has
been appointed one of the commission
to codity the laws. An able lawyer and
q courteous gentleman, Mr.. Newton's
appointment will give general satisfac.
ton throughout the state, and particu-
larry throughout the Missouri slope,
where the appointee Is best known.
Prot. Wheaton: Monday afternoon
Landlord Kihm very kindly sent his
p%honograph up to the school and the
scholars put the time in to right good
advantage listening to the wonder of
wonders. We all thank Mr.. K. and
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