Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-01-27
young man who will fill the position with

young man who will fill the position with
honor.
Dan Wallace, one of North Dakota's
soldier boys with the first regiment at
Manila, who has been expected home
from the Philippines for several days
past arrived in the city last night. Mr..
Wallace was met at the train by his
father r. Il. Wallace and Immediately
driven to his home in Il hack, not before
he had received Il hearty welcome home
from a group of admiring friends who
had gathered at the depot to meet him,
however. He was discharged from the
service on account of poor health and
sailed from Manila on the steamer Ohio
Dec. Is and was undoubtedly glad to
get home last night after forty days of
almost continuous travel. He carried in
his hand a native spear a curio from the
land of the Filipinos, and for the next
few days will probably be kept quite
busy telling 'just how it happened"
Dams many friends in the city extend to
him a hearty welcome back home and he
will be quite a hero with all for some
time to come.
Thursday.
P. B. Wickham was over from Mandan
yesterday ~transacting business at the
capital.
Rasmus Nelson and son of Washburn
were late arrivals at the Grand Pacific
last night.
DIR. Bently, mho has been very sick
for some time past of lagrippe is i'm
proving and will soon be out again.
Senator Wesley Baker came in from
Livona on the high wind last night to be
on hand for his legislative duties today.
Attorney Patterson has lately added a
number of new books to his law library
the city.
Mrs. Cole of Boyd, who has been an
inmate of the Lamborn for some time
past is now almost entirely recovered,
and had intended to leave for her home
last night but was prevented by the in
clcmency of the weather.
DR.. S. d. King, dentist, formerly of
Mandan, will be at Bismarck for six
days commencing Jan. 2Sth prepared for
the practice of dentistry. Parties wish
ing work done please call early and make
appointments. Office at Lamborn hos
pital.
Should the rumor to the effect that
sometime during the silent watches of
night before last, a number of enthusas-
tic citizens gathered up the county seat
OF Emmons county and logged it over to
Lynton prove true, no surprise need be
expressed.
Miss Mary Cole, an employee at the
Sheridan, met with quite a serious acct
dent last night, by, the collapse of Il fold
ing bed which she was placing in order
One Of her arms was broken and she
was otherwise bruised up. She was talk
en- to the home of a private family where
she will be cared for until she
Sheriff Wagncss-Icame in this morn
ing with John O,Neal, a young man
twenty years of age. O'Neal was con-
victed of burglary and is under a two
and d half years sentence. No l can not
stay to see them make laws and will. 90
home tonight. I would like to put in an
application for the Office of temperance
commissioner before going home. You
see the law will not permit me to be
sheriff much longer and since the office
OF temperance commissioner will pay, in
Guiding incidentals, about as much as
the United States. senators from this
state are getting I would not object to
being appointed. You can say l am a
candidate for the "yob."