Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-11-24
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The Original Crowd will hold Il reg
ular meeting ut the court house mis-
evening.
Mrs. w. NJ. Spoor went west on the
noon train to the coast where SHE will
spend the winter.
Mayor Patterson is reported as con-
valescing at ST. Paul. after Il serious
run of typhoid fever.
Rev. \. Durrie left on the morning
freight for Sterling to conduct the fun
eral of Mrs. Sarah Wagner Hull. wilo
died in Santa Fc. New Mexico, last
week.
Tom Poole has returned from his
deer hunting trip. The deer. having
been appraised of his coming, had all
taken to the woods and he returned
deerlcss.
Judge Winchester has returned from
st. Paul where he accompanied his son
Harold. who is steadily improving.
much to the satisfaction of many
friends Of the family.
Attorney Jas. b. Kerr of the North
ern Pacific was in the city yesterday
and Went to Fargo last night. He has
been in Mandan as II of the attGr-
ncyS in the sheep case.
The officers quarters for the new
military post is enclosed and the bar
rack building will be enclosed in Il
short time with favorable weather.
The interior work will take some time
yet.
Emmons County Record: Jimmy
Mccormick. who was formerly a mem
Der OF the Record force and who was
Sleeping in the Jail building when the
three Indians ven out and hung them
selves. in the fall of 81, writes from
st. Paul that he is working on the
Pioneer Press and is doing very we'll.
Members of the Original Crowd are
being congratulated on the success of
the ghost party given by them at the
Baker hall Friday night last. The
event vas N Of the most enjoyable
Of the kind e attended by the young
people. and the Original Crowd are
making an cnviable reputation as Ell
tertainerS.
The Irvine plant chimney is COM
pleted. eighty feet high. octagonal in
shape. and constructed of red buick
with white facings. The chimney is
Il of the handsomeSt and best in the
state and looms up clearly in the city
The chimney is linek half way ur
with fire brick. The plan is .Archi,
tect Van Horns. Van has done al
the planning for ,!e buildings con
st!IlcleI ut the pen recently. and his
work does him credit.
Twin City papers report Henry .Jen'
nin@S. a Taylor StOckman. as having
caused some apprehension in police
circles there by disappearing from the
home of relatives with whom he was
stopping. Taylor Went to Minneapo.
lis with $2.GG0. stopped for a time al
the home of his brother. and final,
turned up missing. His wife wen
down from Taylor. and Jennings wa:
nnally appre!iendcd by the police. II,
had been seeing the town.
The Gans-Itosenbaum sheep cas-.
has been transferred to Fargo for thu
hearing of the balance OF the teStimOn,
by Judge Fisk. There is vet testi
mony to be heard i'll the case and ar
guments that will take about TIVE
days. Judge Fisk Saturday decided
to finish the cas- ut Fargo and the at
tornoys and judge went down on til,
night train. The case was taken III
there this morning and is expected t.
be finished about the middle of tn
week.
Emmons County Record: 1t seem
. certain NOW that the second count,
seat election will take place on the 19t!
| Of this month. The citizens of Lin
ton. with some outside friends. wish
ing TO settle the matter without nor
t expense to the taxpayers. offered t
pay from $500 TO $500 to have the mat
! ter fixed up. When Mr.. ieatcr wa
in Linton last Saturday he named $40
as the sum that was wanted. Th