Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-22

guest OF Governor Allir. The doctor
was a former member of the legislature,
and is, withal, a clever gentleman, who
has many friends about the state.
The committee appointed to confer
with a committee from Minnesota, on
lower freight rates, left on the early
train for st. Paul. The committee CON
sists of Senators Little and Burke, and
Representatives Wineman, Twichell and
Prosser.
Tuesday, February 10th.
b. F. Spaulding was up from Fargo.
yesterday.
Judge W. B. Mcconnell was up from
Fargo yesterday.
Major Edwards two sons spent Sun
day with their father in the city.
Mrs. Senator Vets visited with her
husband in the city sver Sunday.
Judge Rose came in from Jamestown
Sunday, greeting friends about the city,.
DR.. 0. w. Archibald was up from
jamestown Sunday greeting friends
about the city.
Attorney w. J. Kneeshaw, n of the
le ading attorneys of Pembina county.
was III the city Sunday.
M. B. Mcclellan, of the Mcclellan
Paper company, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, came from the west on the
early train yesterday, and was looking
after business during the day. Mac has
been out in Montana rustling paper
sales, and is en- route east.
Wednesday, February goth.
A.. M. Promo, Of the Luger Furniture
company in Fargo, was in the CITY ves-
terday.
M. Zwang, Of the Standard Oil com
pany, was looking after patrons in the
city yesterday.
Miss Marie Edwards, who has been
visiting in the city for some time, has re-
turned to Fargo.
Judson LaMoure, jr., came in from the
east yesterday and is visiting Senator
LaMoure for q time.
Judge O.. F. Templeton came in from
Grand Forks yesterday and was taking
in legislative sights during the day.
The State Asylum.
Major Ogden Lowell, the steward Of
the jamestown asylum, reports the fnan-
cial affairs of the hospital in good shape,
except that the state in still behind on
on payments in salaries of employees and
some other bills. The expenditures the
past year have been kept within the ap-
preparation in all funds, and in several
there will be a balance left over, aggre-
eating between $4,000 and $4,000. This
makes a good showing for the manage
ment in the matter Of economy. Another
important saving is in the matter OF coal.
about 400 tons less being used in 1894
than in the previous years, the exact
amount consumed being $500 tons last
year.
Besides the $50 patients, there are IS
employees, including nurses, attendants.
farm hands, supervisors, fremen, etc.
Under the present management they
keep the various buildings in the best of
order, neat, clean, and a model for older
and richer commonwealth.
1t will pay you to take Hoods SAT-
saparilla. With pure blood you need
not fear the grip, pneumonia, diphtheria,
or fevers. Hoods Sarsaparilla will make
you strong and healthy.
Want North Dakota Seed,
jamestown Alert: Oscar Will, the
:Burleigh county seedman, has shipped
a carload of North Dakota seed corn,
white and yellow, to Minneapolis, on the
order OF a dealer. The corn has been
grown for successive years IN Burleieh
county and has been developed by care
full selection Of the best kinds, for quail
ties OF hardness and early maturing. The
Minnesota dealer believes the North Da-
kota corn even more valuable to plant
in that state than their own corn. It ie
said that the general business of the
Will seed farm is extending and north
ern grown seeds are being sold as far
west as the coast, in Wyoming, Idaho
and, in fact, throughout the country.
Everywhere the earlier maturing kinds
OF vegetables and cereals are desired,
and northern grown seed furnishes this
advantage in more southerly localities.
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