Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-02-24
saturday.

J. Nj. Cubhison, of Minncwaukan, is in
the city.
c.. S. Buck, Of Fargo, was in the city
yesterday.
ID. NJ. Donald, of Valley City, was
here yesterday.
II. S. Bcisckcr, of Fcssenden, was in
the city yesterday.
NJ. III. Baldwin, of Cassclton, was a
Bismarck visitor Yesterday.
Editor Maddux, of the New Rockford
Transcript, is in the city today.
W. ~. Richards was among the Dick
inson people in the city yesterday.
j. T. Reeder, a prominent Wahpcton
man, was among yesterdays arrivals.
Alex Montague, Of Dickinson, was
among the visitors at the capitol yester-
kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Smith, of Winona,
were visiting Bismarck friends yester-
day.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Bright will
occur from st. Alexius hospital at 10
o'clock today.
Mrs. j. LaMourc and daughter, Miss
LaMourc, of Pembina, arrived in the
city yesterday.
+. P. Davidson, the Grand Forks real
estate man, was t%ransacting business in
the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Fischer, of Steele, county
~, -, 30. ISL IN ,,ln,f nf c1hnN1c Nf kIftInp
county, is visiting in the city with Mrs.
Dillon.
S. NJ. Lockerby, states attorney of
Sargent county and a resident Of Forman
was among the guests at the Sheridan
yesterday.
A gentleman from Southern Minnesota
is looking over the country in this vicin-
ity with a view to establishing a large
stock farm for the purpose Of raising
bloodcd cattle to be sold to breeders.
Sergeant W. II. Locke, the first mem
Der of the North Dakota regiment to be
wounded in battle at Manila was at one
time a resident of Mandan and used tic
play first base with the Mandan baseball
club.
EOtNtIil VI t;lll ltutlS VI StlCGp ihlSoCN
through the city yesterday, the last OF
fifteen trainloads which are being shipped
from a Billings. Mont, ranch to ST. Pau
market. Over 300 were frozen to dealt
in one of the trains shipped during The
recent cold weather.
The nine-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. c. Theis died at Fargo las
Tuesday of a complication OF disease
peculiar to children. Mr.. Theis is TIN
travelling representative OF the targ,
Record and was called home from a trl]
to Bismarck by the sad news.
Pasquilina Pagana, the famous clari
net VcrtuOso OF GiimOrc'S band. who ha
been ii resident Of Mandan for som
time past has left that city and will &c
cept the leadership of a Philadelphia
orchestra. pagana only remained il
Mandan long enough to get a divorc
from Il down east helpmate.
Out Of courtesy to the Methods
Episcopal and Protestant Episcopa
churches and their distinguished bishop
the Presbyterian church will hold n
services tomorrow. But Sunday afte
uext, February 26, 1T the mornin:
hour, the regular annual collection 70
the home mission cause will be gathered
in the Presbyterian church.
4: Austin Reed, who Formerly held Il pos
ition in Granbs Bros store, but VIII
went to the Klonkyke from here about
year ago returned yesterday. MI. Rec'
has been more fortunate than mos
Klondikers. He returns to this cit
wish $4,000 in cash made in the COL
fields and besides this OWNS a couple c
valuable claims in the Stewart rive
, country He will return to Alaska tn
j; coming summer.
; Bishop and Mrs. Edsall arrived in tn
l city last night from Fargo and will b
' the guests of General and Mrs. Hughe
during their stay in this city. Ycsterda
afternoon the bishop visited the capite
and oficiatcd as chaplain of the senat
Tomorrow a reception to which the pull
lie is cordially invited will be tendcre
Mr.. and Mrs. Edsall at the Hughe
home in the FIRST National block bctwce