Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-05
Monday.


terday.
Col. Little has returned from a trip
to Washington.
II. L. Nicholson will close his store
at Z O'clock beginning this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gruber Of Mandan Wis
tied in the city yesterday afternoon.
The regular review of Bismarck
Hive No. 2 will he held ut the residence
of Mrs. Dillon this evening at 7:30.
Today is Dewey Day, and flags are
| flying in the city in memory of the
great victory ut Manila a year ago.
The funeral of the little daughter Of
Jos. Hare will be held Wednesday at
10 o'clock from the Catholic church.
There will be n regular meeting Of
Pioneer Hose Co. No: 1 at the city hall
this evening. Election of delegates.
Friday of this week is Arbor Day.
Plant a tree. The more Of them the
better.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
have all ice cream social at the par
sonage Friday evening. Everybody
is invited to mi
Brick and building material are be-
ing placed on the lot north of Michel
sons, owned by c. Il. Little, in prepa-
ration for building.
The surveying party for the new
railroad to Washburn will camp at
Breen's tonight. having made a good
beginning at their work.
Dan Williams reports a successful
winter in the stock business at Lake
Ethel. and very light losses. He eX-
poets to return to the ranch tonight.
Residences about the city are being
beautified With trees. lawns are being
planted, and other arrangements made
for the Improvement of the appearance
of the city.
There will be Il regular meeting Of
Bismarck lodge No. 5, A. r.. & A. NJ,
ut G. A. r. hall tonight. Business Of
Importance. All members are re-
Quested to be present.
Dickinson Press: MI. and Mrs.
n. \. Trenllolme occupy the Calkins
house on Van NOrden street. Mr..
Trenholme, late of Bismarck, is with
the Mandan Mercantile Co. at this
place.
Governor Fancher returned to the
city from Chicago Saturday night after
an absence of several days. Ills
father-in-law, whose illness called the
governor to Chicago, is still quite i'll,
although improving.
The name of John Yegen was omit
ted from the list of merchants who
will join in the early closing move-
ment, beginning tonight. Mr.. Yegen
was among the signers of the agree
ment and will close with the others.
At the hearing of Agent Hogan of
the Minneapolis Guaranty company at
Darlington, it was stated that the
company had already written 100000
worth Of insurance or guarantees in
the state.
Ruth Hare. the two-year-old daugh-
ter of Hon. Joseph Hare, died Mt loon
today after an illness of several weeks,
of lung trouble. The little one has
been ailing for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hare will have general sympathy
in the loss Of the little one.
w. II. Norton from Stones music
house Of Fargo will be in town for
three OF four days. Any orders for
piano tuning left ut Beardsley's drug
store will receive prompt attention.
This is the last chance for three months
so do not miss the opportunity.
In the supreme court this morning
the writ of habeas corpus granted by
the court for III agent of the Mime
apolis Guaranty company, was re-
turned and argued. Attorneys Soil
day and Cowan appeared for the state
and Attorney Wolfe of Wahpeton for
the defense. The decision in the mat
ter has not yet been rendered.
Clerk Lee Of the Fort Berthold agen-
cy had an exciting experience in going
to Elbow0ods from the city last week.
In crossing the Turtle river the wagon
overturned and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and
the children were thrown into the
water. Luckily all of them managed
to scramble out, thoroughly water
soaked but uninjured.
Washburn Leader: The teamster
from Bismarck who passed up to Han
cock as a relief expedition for the
StcdIllci DlOOuSOOu anu crew, Ietufueu
to this burg Saturday. He reported
the mud waist deep about the boat
and that Captain Tom Mariner was
continually swearing a blue streak"
whatever kind of Il tow line that is.
The birth of a baby boy weighing a
little over seventeen pounds is re-
ported by DR.. Bentley, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson of Logan town.
ship, who are stopping temporarily in
the city. The doctor states that he
has never see or heard of but one
child reaching that weight at birth.
Mother and child are progressing well.
Among the Minneapolis Tribune's
railroad notes is the following: W.D.
Washburn asserts that he intends go
ing ahead with the construction of the
railroad from the Northern Pacific line,
to his newly acquired lands in North
Dakota. He has no hopes that TIE
500 will extend the line there. so he
will complete it on his own account.
1t is expected that the new road will