Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-28
ventions, they have been certified down
by the secretary of state to DO entered in

ventions, they have been certified down
by the secretary of state to DO entered in
democratic column.
Langdon Times: Another great cam
paigner, John F. Wallace of Burleigh
county, better known as Farmer" Wal
lace, arrived in the county yesterday and
spoke to a big crowd at Dresden last
night and will speak tonight at Rush
lake. Thursday night he addresses a
meeting at Osnabrock, another at Olga
Friday night and closes the week at the
school house at Harvey Center. MI.
Wallace is a progressive farmer and
stock raiser of the Missouri slope and is
endowed by nature with the "gift of gab'
and there is no man in the state better
able to weave logic with wit than he.
He is worth going miles to hear.
The many friends of General Passen-
ger Agent Fee of the Northern Pacific
will extend congratulations upon the
following honor which has been confer
red upon him, as related by the St. Paul
Pioneer Press: Assistant General Pas
senger Agent Craig of the Northern Pa
cific, received a telegram from Detroit,
Mich, yesterday afternoon announcing
that Charles S. Fee, general passenger
agent of the same line, has been elected
president of the American Association
of General Passenger and Ticket Agents,
succeeding w. A. Turk, general passen-
ger agent of the Southern, Washington.
1t has been a rule of the association to
elect nc member not present as presi-
dent, SO the honor conferred on Mr.. Fee
is all the greater, he being now on the
Pacific coast, at least 1900 miles away
from the place of meeting. Mr.. Fee was
vice president last year.
Saturday.
w. S. Parkin and son, of Fort Yates,
were in the city today.
BoRS-Oct. 81, 1898, to MI. and Mrs.
Martin Bourgeois, a girl. This is their
9Th girl.
Rev. Anderson was called to Mandan
this afternoon to preacha special sermon
at the Methodist. church there tomorrow
morning. 49,
Judge Templeton came in this morn
ing from Grand Forks, and is interested
as an attorney in the Cavalier county
election case today.
II. H. DeCamp, formerly an express
messenger from this city to Helena and
we'll known in the city, is a guest in the
city from st. Paul today.
Judge Winchester held a term of court
at Williamsport last Wednesday but it
was a brief one as there was only one
case on the. calendar and in that the
plaintiff failed to appear.
A number of carloads of brick for the
new Northern Pacific warehouse have
been unloaded at the site. The new
warehouse will be a neat and substantial
building when completed.
The Northern Pacific has located an
other colony of Russian settlers at Dick
inson and they passed through the city
a day or so ago. If they are favorably
impressed with the country, other set
tiers will follow them.
The coping and roof work are being
put in place on the First National Bank
building, and that part of the work that
has been done gives promise of an ex-
c%eptionally handsome building when the
structure is completed.
Hon. F. M. Kinter is in the city today
from LaMoure. Mr.. Kinter is the fusion
nominee for the state senate in LaMoure
county and the republicans are contest
ing his right to hold the Office or be a
candidate, claiming him to be a resident
Of Bismarck.
Anarrow escape from another serious
fire was had the other evening when
flames were discovered at the rear of the
old Nels White barn, but tho fire was
discovered before any Roadway had been
secured and the danger averted.
". p: DeLong and K. N. Syverud, Of
Osnabrock, Cavalier county, are in the
city today, interested in the proceedings
in the supreme court with relation to
the legislative nominations in Cavalier
county. They are we'll known members
Of. the independent party in Cavalier
county and were chairman and secretary
of the independent convention which re-
fused to fuse with the democrats.
Two coal mines have been opened
within 100 yards Of the n. P. tracks al
Gladstone. The quality Of coalin these
mines, it is believed, surpasses any YET
opened in our state, for itsweight, purity
and solidity. It lies imbeddcd under i
vast body Of sand stone which within
the tunnel hardens up by contact with
the atmosphere and becomes so hard
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