Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-07
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TN her sad mission, Mrs. HNrCOurt
will have the %unbounded sympathy OF
friends.
A Washington item says: The secre.
tary of the interior today rejected the
contract of Owen & Hille of Minneapolis
for constructing the new Indian school
plant at Fort Bertho]d, N. D. The firms
bid wa s31, 1870, which is $1,000 in excess
of the estimates of the Indian office
There was also a misunderstanding as to
the time required in the construction Of
the new plant. Bids will be again ad.
vertised for. =
Word has been received in the city
of the death at Pueblo, CAL, of Mrs.
G. r.. iBehrdsley, wife of French Boards.
ley, a brother of E. S., who was a res.
ident of the city several years ago.
Death resulted from quick consump.
tion. after IN illness lasting several
monthsI The deceased lady leaves a
husband and four children, and the
news of her death will be received
with, regret by a humber of her friends.
Langdon Democrat: The friends of
Alex. Wilson and John Watson, the
TWO boys sent Iup to the "pen' Mt Bis
marck last winter for stealing wheat
in the Daniels settlement, will file an
application for pardon with Governor
Devine on Oct. 20. The defendants
have spent n year in the state prison
and owing to their extreme youth and
previous good behavior the petition
for their pardon have been quite num-
erously signed.
Washburn Leader: The Mclean
county delegates to the republican legis-
lative convention at Minot returned
Monday forenoon. While it was desired
and hoped that a Mclean mar should
receive the nomination, the republicans
of this county feel satisfied and rejoice
in the nomination of P. P. Lee of Minot,
as in him they recognize an ideal candi-
data nan of broad and liberal views
on all public questions and a man of
sterling worth.
Tuesday,.
Frank Lish, of Dickinson, is among
the guests in the city.
Attorney S. E. Ellsworth of James
town is attending the session of the
supreme court.
City Attorney Mahnken of Fargo is in
the city on business before the supreme
court.
Senator McGillavray is in the city
today from Dickinson. He is the hold
over from the Thirty-firs district.
Auditor G. II. Childs of the Northern
Pacific railway is in the city checking
UP after the robbery Sunday night.
Treasurer P. B. Wickham, of Morton
county, one of the republican war
horses of the West Missouri country, is
in the city.
Attorneys Engerud and Bradley of
Fargo-both well known to the pro.
fession through the state, are guests
in the city.
The postoffice has been removed
from the Sheridan to the building on
Mlain street, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Hughes bakery.
Francis Jaszkowiak has just finished
a tubular we'll for John Beal, $50 feet
deep. He is now drilling for j. D. Nc
Donald, south of town.
Hon. Alfred White of Billings county
is in the city today. He served with
credit as a member of the last legislature
and was renominated a few days ago..
Attorney J. A. Manly of New Rock
ford, a new legal light in the profession
OF that place. came in from the east to-
day and was admitted to practice this
morning.
Attorney w. J. Kneeshaw of Pembina
county, one of the brightest and best
known attorneys in the northern part of
the state, is in the city on supreme court
business.
Mrs. M. P. Slattery has gone to st.
Paul for medical treatment, and may
have to undergo a surgical operation.
She will be accompanied while there by
Mrs. M. +. Conway.
Burke Corbett of Grand Forks, well
known as an attorney and a democrat
one of the leaders in the fusion move
ment of '93 and '94, is in the iity, look
ing after legal business.
Ormsby McHarg of jamestown, n OF
the younger lawyers of that city, is here
to look after some supreme court mat.
ters. Aside from his legal duties, Nc
Harg is a stalwart young republican and
was nominated for the house at the re-
cent republican convention in Stutsman
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