Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-01-13

and tells some good 8 stories of early day
law makers.
Veterinarian Paul Beldon of North
wood was among yesterdays arrivals in
the city.
Superintendent E. J.. Taylor of the
Grand Forks schools came in on yester-
days train.
Former State Senator Frank Viets
was renewing old acquaintance in the
city yesterday.
W. F. Payne, of Steele, and w. J.
Hanes, of Buffalo, we're guests at the
Custer yesterday.
Editor Packard of Mandan was in the
city yesterday accompanied by M. w.
Leahy the Hebron miller.
Hon. H. r. Hartman of Page, formerly
a member of the state senate, was among
the lights of the lobby yesterday.
T. w. Becker and G. j. BUSINESS. two
we'll known Fargo printers are in the
city to remain until after the session.
States Attorney Fred Morrill, of Fargo
was an arrival yesterday, one of the at
torney'sin the Johnson Cronan contest.
Eaton McGahan of the Devils Lake
News. who has been spending the past
few days in the city, returned to his
home last night.
Alex Mckenzie yesterday stated that
the lobby in attendance at the present
Legislative session was the largest in the
history of the state.
Mrs. John Ostlund and two daughters
left last night for Red Wing, Minnesota,
where they will make their future home
with Mrs. Ostlund's parents.
Insurance Agent Treat of the Ger
mania is insuring the legislators before
the senatorial fight becomes SO warm
as to make them undesirable risks.
County Surveyor Harold returned yes
terday from Fort Rice where he is MAX
ing a re-survey of the reservation. The
work has only been begun and MI. Har-
old will be busy for some time complet-
ing it.
In the contest cases at Mandan the
case of Miller VS. Schallern was begun
but the hearing was adjourned for a
time to secure more witnesses. Lorin vs.
Seitz is second on the list.
E. G. Griffith, of the st. Paul Pioneer
Press staff is in the. city. Mr.. Griffith
was formerly city editor of the Fargo
Argus and will remain'in the city until
after the senatorial fight is settled.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church meets this afternoon
Thursday at Mrs. o. r. Barnes at 2:3O
o'clock. Work provided and matters of
Importance to be considered. All mem
bers requested to attend.
G. o. Smith, of Fargo, was transact
ing business in Bismarck yesterday.
Mr.. Smith had charge of the harness
shop which was run at the state peni-
Tertiary some years ago, and is at pres
ent engaged in business at Fargo.
Joseph Tully, a o. of T. J. Tully, the
Main street tailor, is q member of the
Thirteenth U. S. infantry which sails
from San Francisco Jan. Is, for Manila /
to relieve one of the regiments now
there. Joe is quite we'll known to old
time residents of Bismarck.
H. L. Reade yesterday received a let
ter from Robert Bair, one of the Bis
marck boys in Manila. Mr.. Bair states
that all the boys are well with the ex-
ception of Louis SWEET, and anxious to
come home, but thinks they will have to
serve out the full time of their enlist
ment.
Webb Bros. this week placed the or
der for their new store fixtures with
local parties and are getting things in
shape to occupy the new place Feb. Z.
When settled in their new place they
will have one of the finest stores in the
state, which will be a credit to the
city and will reflect no small amount Of
credit on the enterprise of it's proprie-
tors.
The little daughter of Patrick Kelly,
who resides on the south side of the
track is quite ill of diphtheria. The
family have been quarantined and DR..
Ballard of the board of health, states
that he does not anticipate that the di-
sease will spread farther and there is no
immediate cause for alarm. MI. Kelly's |
little daughter was considerably better
yesterday.
II. L. Reade, secretary of the State
Fireman's association, is in receipt of
communications from various parts of the
state asking that the time of payment
OF the appropriations to fire companies