Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-09-16

ones will Lbo enlarged and improved
upon.
Miss Edith Skeels left last night: fora
weeks visit in st. Paulsand Minneapolis.
A drizzling rain makes work on.the
new buildings rather slowsand unpleas-
ant today.
Attorney A. T. Patterson returned
this morning from a trip to the twin
cities where he took IN the fair.
DeputysS State Auditor Lucas returned
today from a visitat Lisbon. He reports
a good crop there, now being gathered.
w. P. McC ormack, Minneapolis; j. s..
Phinney, Chicago; F. Falley, Wahpeton,
and d. G. Barringer, st. Paul, are at the
Sheridan.
John Satterlund, recently appointed
receiver of the land office here, came
down from Washburn last evening and
is receiving the congratulations of his
friends in, the city. He does not know
yet when he will file his bonds and take
charge of the office.
The Bismarck correspondent of the
Pioneer Press has it that Receiver Kin
ter of the land office will return to La
Moure county and run for the state SEN
ate on the fusion ticket, probably against
j. B. Sharpe of Kuhn, who bids fair to
be the republican candidate.
A report romformer Deputy Secretary
of State E. d. Barber, now located at
gainesville, Ohio, is to the effect that he
is doing an excellent business in the in
surance line and is well pleased with his
now location. Nothing is too good for
Ed, in the estimation of his friends
here.
George Hughes came in this morning
accompanied by his little daughter. Mrs.
Hughes is at the Chicago hospital in
Chicago where she recently underwent
an operation, from which she is now re-
covering. Marie will remain in the city
until her mother is we'll enough to leave
the hospital.
DR.. Fonda Nadeau, a class mate of DR..
Fannie Dunn of this city at Ann Arbor,
was recently appointed house physician
of the woman's department of the North
ern asylum of Michigan at Traverse
City and was in the city for a day or so
as the guest of her friend on her way
there from Washington.
The news that Lieutenant Conklin
was on his way home on the hospital
ship in company with a number of other
soldiers who have been ill, wa received
in a cablegram by the father of the
young man, Marion Conklin of James:
town. Mrs. Conklin, nee Winchester, is
visiting in Malone, New York.
It is: reported that suit is to be brought
by the insurance companies against the
Northern Pacific railroad company for
the losses incurred in the recent fire
which originated in the ware house of
tho company. It is stated that the suit
will be filed in time for the coming term
of the district court and that Attorney
R. w. Barger of Chicago, who was in
the city a few days ago, will have charge
of tho case for the insurance companies.
The business of thespecial term Of the
supreme court at Fargo was speedily
settled and Judge Bartholomew and
Clerk Hoskins returned this morning.
Nothing was done beyond examination
Of candidates. A petition was presented
for the restoration of Attorney Taylor
Crum to practice, from which he was
recently disbarred by the court. The
petition was literally signed by at
torneys i'll Cass county and the matter
will be decided by the court at the
opening of the regular October term.
Judge Young, recently appointed to the
bench, sat with the court for the first
time at the special term.