Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-02
for the new building cut in the struct-

for the new building cut in the struct.
ure.
Editor Strceter has selected three
fifty foot lots for his printing Office and
a residence at the new county seat oil
Emmons county.
The finishing touches are being put tc
the brick work on the Mckenzie building
and the structure will present a hand
some appearance.
The pupils of the public shoots have
had a holiday the last two days of the
week over Thanksgiving but work will
be resumed next week.
Superintendent o. H. Gates of the
Fort Berthold Indian school is a guest
in the city today, having come down
from the north last night.
Lynntown is the name of the new
county seat of Emmons county, named
after Attorney Lynn. Business will be-
gin there Monday, Jan. 16.
Hauling coal from the north has be-
come a busy industry again and a num-
Der of farmers and others are engaged.
The absence ofsnow makes wheeling easy.
Grand Forks Plaindcaler: G. NJ. Dahl
is advertising good and strong in the
Bismarck papers. Dahl is q successful
clothicr, and made a good secretary of
state.
General Miller has returned from Il
trip through the eastern part of the
state. He visited Devils Lake, and
looked after some of the state property
left by Co. ID.
The painters are putting the finishing
touches to the upper floor of the bank
building, and the structure will probably
be completed and turned ovcr to the
owners next week.
Engineer Dalzcll took one of the new
locomotives west yesterday. The engine
is a monster, weighing 1856 tons, and is
intended for mountain service. It is
the largest engine made, and one of a
number ordered by the Northern Pa
ciic.
A pleasant social event for the young
folks was a party given at the Hughes
residence last night in honor of Will
and Frank Hughes. A large number OF
invited guests were present and the
handsome parlors were turned over to
their enjoyment. Dancing and other
amusements were enjoyed and refresh.
ments served. The evening was a very
pleasant one.
Monday.
Col. r. E. Fleming of Fargo is in the
city today.
Attorney G. w. Newton was in the
city yesterday from Fargo.
Land Commissioner Watt came ii
this morning from Bathgate.
Attorney James B. Kerr of the North
ern Pacific came in.from st. Paul yes
terday.
H. G. Rhud has bought the lot where
the old postoffice building stood anc
will build a carpenter shop thereon.
Attorneys Allen and Philbrick have
returned from Washburn where they
went to attend the hearing in the muir
der case against O. j. Warner.
The state board of meet ii
the city Friday next to canvass the
official returns. Nearly all of the cou
ties have completed their official canvass
The Northern Pacific have sent werc
along the line to look out for a blizzarc
which is coming from the west. The
train from the west is reported eigh'
hours late already.
Congressman johnson will have his
senatorial headquarters at the Crane
Pacific hotel during the legislative SEES
sion and has already informed his lieu.
tenants to that effect, according to re
port.
State officers have made their reports
to the governor and the majority of then
are in the hands of the printer. They
show excellent management of all depart
ments and a prosperous condition Of
state affairs generally.
Editor Wood Of the Steele Ozone was
up at the capital city to take Thanks.
giving dinner with DR.. and Mrs. Smyth
and he notes his week the many fine new
buildings that have been erected and the
improvements made since the fire.
Ed Sloan, long a well known fireman
and engineer in the city, appears to have
departed for good, at least he has been
missing from his usual haunts for sew.
eral weeks and left or sent no word te
sundry creditors, who mourn his alb
sence.
The Washburn Teader cave that Post