Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29
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PERSONAL.
Thursdax. March ri

PERSONAL.
Thursday, March RI
Miss Almen, who has been visiting
Governor Allin during the winter, has
returned to her home at Grafton.
Miss Bessie Summon, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers for some
time, has returned to her home in Bos-
ton, Mass.
Monday, March rs.
Hon. J.C. Gill came in from Casselton
this morning.
N. H. Jewell returned to Washington
Saturday night.
Hon. E. S. Tyler of Fargo spent Sun
day in the city.
Willis Smith, the popular jamestown
drug salesman, was looking after orders
in the city yesterday.
Deputy Land Commissioner Cushing
left yesterday to look after the leasing of
some school lands in the Red River
valley.
Route Agent Kirk of the Northern Pa
clic Express company, was in ~consulta-
ton with Superintendent Hay here Sat-
urday night, and the two went on west
yesterday morning.
9. S Buck, who was journal clerk of
the last house. is in the city, and will be
here for several weeks as one of the jury
ne before the United States court. MI.
Buck is popular wherever known about
the city, and has a m%elodious voice
which has been the source of entertain
ment at numerous social gatherings and
music'l events.
A Beneficial Act.
An act which will prove of advantage
to many of the people of the state, was
that championed by Senators Hans
orough and Berry, and passed, amend
ing Section 2455 of the revised statutes
to read as follows:
SECTION 2455. It shall be lawful for
the commissions of the general land
office to order into market and sell tor
not less than n dollar and twenty-five
cents per acre any isolated or discon-
nected tract or parcel of the public do
main less than n quarter section which
in his judgment it would be proper to
expose to sale after at least thirty days
notice by the land officers of the district
in which such lands may be situated:
Provided, That lands shall not become
so isolated or disconnected until the
same lave been subject to homestead
entry for a period of three years after
the surrounding land has been entered,
filed upon, or sold by the government:
Provided, That not more than one hum
dred and sixty acres shall be sold to any
one person.
Nearly all women have good hair.
though many are gray and few are bald.
Halls Hair Remover restores the natural
color, and thickens the growth of the
hair.
Insurance A fairs,
Since JANUARY 1, the following insur-
ance companies have gone out of bust
ness in the state: Hamburg Bremen,
Milwaukee,; Mechanics Northwestern
and Live Stock Insurance mpa of
Des Moines; London Guaranty and
Accident, Caledonia of Scotland; Min
nesota Fire Of Minneapolis; Guaranty
Fund Life association of Council Bluffs,
and the Masonic Benevolent, Of Council
Bluffs.
The following have fled statements
and have been authorized to do business
in the state: Preferred Accident of New
York; Union Casualty and Surety, of ST.
Louis. The James River Valley Mutual
Fire and Lightning Insurance company,
formerly doing business in Stutsman
county alone has extended it's territory
over Griggs, Foster, Eddy and Barnes
counties.
The only hail insurance companle
authorized to do business in the state
are the Alliance Hail Association of
Jamestown; the La Moure County Mu-
tual, of La Moure; and the Bohemian
Mutual Insurance Union Of Pesek.
Walsh County.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Viller's Case.
At LaMoure Mrs. Tromer has identi-
fed M. J. Villers as the man who as
saulted her on the evening of November
9Th, last. She related that ViIlers came
to her house, on the evening of the 9th
OF November, and called her out, stating
that his wife a out at the barn and
had brought her some food, and after
she (Mrs. Tromer) had followed him out
to the barn, Villers had seized her by