Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-10
Monday.


O. F. Miller, Of Rolla, was t~ransacting
business in Bismarck yesterday.
w. J. Ford, J. s. Costello and Guy
Martin, Of Williston, were among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. P. Winchester, who was the
senate journal clerk during the session,
left Saturday night for st. Paul.
Miss Florence Marshall, of Jackson.
vile, ILL.,, is visiting MI. and Mrs. G.
E. Crum, of Mckenzie.
Judge Fort yesterday issued license
to wed to Christian Splitter and Miss
Helen Bolinger, both Of this city.
Most of the legislators who fingered
over have now left the city. A large
number left for their homes on No. 2
today.
Dick Drummond, formerly of Bis
marck, and for a number of years a
pressman at Fargo, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at the latter place.
Word has been received in the city
from Minneapolis that Mrs. William
Moore underwent a dangerous surgical
operation at that place recently.
D. G. Maclay, the we'll known Fargo
attorney, was in the city over Sunday.
Mr.. Maclay had important business in
Judge Winchester's court Saturday.
Frank Grambs will leave tonight for
st. Paul and will be q member of the
committee which is to call on the 500
officers relative to the extention of the
road to this city.
General and Mrs. Miller returned
last night from the east and the gen
eral is today receiving the congratula-
lions of his many friends over his re-
cent marriage.
Walter Gushing, formerly deputy
state land commissioner and after
ward editor of q Langdon paper, ac-
cepts a position as city solicitor with a
printing firm in Fargo.
The Northern Pacific will lay fifty
miles Of new steel between Mandan
and Dickinson, and when this is COM
pleted the road will have all heavy
rail between Mandan and Glendive.
The Northern Pacific. is sounding for
water near it's main line about q mile
east Of Mandan.. If the Missouri
water filters through the sand. and is
found there a large pump house will
be erected. 81
@. o. Manson of Grass Lake is among
the guests at the Grand Pacific today.
All N. p. trains from the east have
been considerably delayed today by
the burning out of a bridge about 20
miles west of Mandan.
A couple of Klondike papers,, the
Nugget and the Miner, have been re-
ceived by the Tribune from w. T.. Per-
kins., The papers are about a month
old and the Geographic news in them
about three months old.
Sheriff Bogue is beginning to make
arrangements for the hanging of Jim
Cole. Mr.. Bogue will not go outside
the city for pointers and all the lumber
and apparatus necessary for the exc
cution will be purchased in this city.
1t is reported in the city that the N.
p. branch lis likely to be extended in
the spring from Sykeston to Washburn,
Land local merchants are already fgur-
ing on putting in branch stores and
other interests at the Queen city of
Mclean county. The new bank to
be established there will probably be
in operation by the. first Of April and
Washburn will be a livelier town than
ever.
Representatives Kennedy and T3us.
ley are still in the city, being special
committee appointed to revise and cor.
rect the journal of the last day.
Major Hamilton is also here, to look
after the winding up of the clerical
work and indexing of the journal. As.
sistant Clerk Lavayea remains to, assist
with the work. Secretary Smith OF