Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-09-23
ticeable improvement could be made
than the removal of these eye-sores.

ticcable improvement could be made
than the removal of these eye-sores.
Amos Robidou received a telegram
from his brother Joseph, now at Kent,
Mimi, saying: "If you want to see my
daughter alive, come at once. Hemor-
image of the lungs"
The Press records tho presence of At
torney Simpson at his law ofice-a little
thin from service-at Chickamauga--but
otherwise the same as of yore-which
means q great deal.
The society column Of the Minneapolis
Journal mentions a swell luncheon given
by Mrs. John X. Wcatherby for Mrs.
Senator Burrows of Michigan. Mrs. A.
J., Eigelow was one of the invited guests.
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Tuesday.
lIrs. Louis Best is visiting friends in
Jamestown this week.
Auditor Hannum came in from Ran
son county this morning.
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Hon. Gilbert A. Pierce returned to
Minneapolis this morning. as
The brick masons :re now at work on
the walls of the First National bunk
block and the work is progressing salts
factory.
Attorney General Cowan, having about
finished the preparation of tho rate case,
returned to his duties at the capitol this
morning.
Among other things destroyed by the
recent fire was the machine for tapping
water mains. No taps can be made until
a new machine arrives from the factory.
The property owners from the Bis.
marck bank to the Dakota block have
decided to put in a concrete walk-sinli-
lar to that in front Of the Dismarcl,
bank.
The Kupitz block has reached the
second story stage and while the car
pentcrs are putting in the floor j;oist,th
brick masons are at work On the barn, in
the rear of the store.
Dr.. Treacy came in from St. Paul this
morning. The remains of DR.. Harcourt
We're forwarded to Toronto last night-a
brother of DR.. Harcourt having arrived
to take charge of them.
For the purpose of the farmers insti-
tute, the fair management has secured a
large tent that will scat 1900 people.
These Institutes will be of great value to
farmers and stock growers.
The State Fair at Mandan will be
something more than a shoss trot," al
though there will be some good races.
The stock, mining and agricultural ex-
hibits will be large and the farmers in
stitute will be made a feature.
DR.. Dunn has returned from a trip to
the mining fields in southern Oregon.
He says he has struck some fine leads.
He will organize the Oregon Mining
and Development Co, in which Bismarck
capitalists are expected to interest them
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Eisenbcrg continued
on their eastern journey this morning.
They expect to take in the European
countries before again establishing a
home in this country. It is within the
range of possibilities that after the Paris
exposition they will return to Bismarck
to live.
Judge Bartholomew left his horse un-
tied near the railroad this morning.
when the beast took fright from a pass
ing train and ran around the town for
a while. It ran into Webb's furniture
wagon o Main street breaking two
wheels and otherwise demolishing the
vehicle. Phil Webb was thrown out
and quite severely bruised.
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Wednesday,.
Auditor Hannum returned to Sheldon
this morning.
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