Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-11-10

again yesterday morning and the water
was shut off during the day.
w. 7. Perkins went down to st. Paul
on the delayed train this morning.
E. A. Lamb has been appointed
county attorney by the commissioners of
Mclean county.
County Judge Pat Lyons of Steele has
a new boy at his home, and is CORE
spondingly elated.
Hon. John Satterlund has returned
from a trip to Washburn, and reports
everything thriving up north as usual.
Martin Windmuller was in the city
this morning. His eight children have
been i'll, and one of them died last night,
while three others are are in so critical
condition they are not expected to live
through the day.
Fargo Forum: Assistant District At
torney Allen leaves tonight for st. Paul
to be present at the operation on Mayor
Patterson of Bismarck. The operation
is Of a serious nature, and the third that
has been performed-abscess of the liver.
Afaucet blew out in Grambs brothers
store last night when the city water was
turned on again and the flow of water
wetted things considerably. Luckily
the flowing water vas noticed by passers
by and the water was shut off before any
great damage was done.
Sheldon Progress: Hon. Dennis
Hannafin of North Dakota has been
visiting his Ransom county friends this
week. Denny is enrolled on the book of
fame as the president of the suicide club.
He was Colonel Creers candidate for
United States senator last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burgum returned
yesterday from Arthur, Cass county,
where they spent the summer. Mr.. Bur-
gum went to their home in Mclean
county today, but Mrs. Burgum will
visit a week with her mother, Mrs.
Slaughter, at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Dearborn.
Washburn Leader: o. NJ. Hoffman,
chief surveyor of the Bismarck, Wash
burn and Ft. Buford Railroad, R. w..
GILES his able assistant with there corps
of surveyors reached Washburn, Mon
day and went into camp west of the
ho.el block. Since their arrival they
have been busy surveying portion of
the Washburn townsitc and locating the
grade lines above and below town.
Washburn will be the last camp of the
season for the party. Mr.. Giles has
located and made surveys for railroads
during the last fifteen years in this
state and was principal cross section
surveyor for the greater part of the 500
line extending from that roads entry
into the state until it crossed the Brit
ish line.
Colonel Lounsberry in Fargo Call:
Mrs. Hazen, who is about TO wed Ad-
miral Dewey, has many warm friends in
North Dakota who know her to be one
of the most charming of women, not
only in personal appearance, but in
manner, and those who know her best
think the congratulations should go to
the admiral rather than to Mrs. Hazen
on their prospective marriage. Mrs.
L~ounsberry met Mrs. Hazen often
at Bismarck and entertained her there.
Myself and other early Bismarckers have
been entertained at her home in Wash
ington. She was the guest of Judge and
Mrs. Barnes and daughters at Fargo and
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 1.
Foster when Tad, now a lieutenant at
Manila, was a youngster. She came to
the Dakotas a bride in 1872 and remain.
cd several years at Fort Buford often
visiting Bismarck occasionally.
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