Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-24
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will be extended to him and his family
in the bereavement. II, a5sI.ig sg
Hon. F. M. Kintcr of LaMoure, form
erly receiver of the land Office, renewed
old acquaintances in the city for the
past two days and returned home this
afternoon. Elsi l5Ha ~ f.t
@ Tuesday. Aissa
H, T.. Nicholson went east this after
moo ~ t
Mrs. r. H. Poole has returned from
q trip to jamestown.
Lieut.. Governor Devine came in from
the east this afternoon.
Deputy State Examiner Wallace
went east this afternoon. 4
Commissioner Thomas went east
this afternoon to attend the grain
growers convention at Fargo. m
There is talk of more acetylene
plants in the city, two prominent mer-
chants considering the matter at pres
ent.
II. C. Griffith, the rustling state agent
for the Pioneer Press, is among the
guests in the city and doing good work
for the Press subscription list. g
Rodney Church, Il son Of ex-Gover-
nor l.. X. Church, is among the soldiers
wounded ut Manila. Young Church
is a member Of the Washington regi-
ment.
Commissioner Gust w. Johnson.
whose daughter died ut Painted Woods
Yesterday, is in the city today. The
funeral will be held at Painted Woods
at 1:3O Thursday.
Iowa farmers are looking over land
in the central and western part of the
state with Il view to purchase. One
maj has sold u number of acres of
Iowa property and will invest near
Jamestown.
Katz & Swanson have leased the
| Western hotel from Ed. Adams and
taken possession of the place. and
George LeaQuee is in charge Of the
place. Leaquee is a good restaurant
and hotel man and should do we'll.
Jamestown Alert: Quite a number
expect to witness the execution of Cole
ut Bismarck Friday. Sheritfs Severn
and Carroll and Gus Mooney T.
among the number. The Alert will
have a special correspondent mt Bis
marck on that day. I.a
/. Isaacs of Grand Forks, who came
up to accept a legislative position a
month or two ago and was taken i'll,
died at the hospital yesterday, after q
long illness. His son arrived from Grand
Forks this afternoon and the body will
be taken east tonight. a.
Mclean county land will be sought
after when the new roads come
through and Il company consisting of
John Satterlund, E. A. Lamb, and
August johnson will engage in the
land business with n promise of good
business from the start.
Cattle have come through the winter
in good shape. Losses have been
very slight and the present snow is
the heaviest Of the winter, SO that feed
ing has not been very extensive and
the majority Of the small stockmen
have a little hay left after getting
through the rough weather.
H. L. Reade, secretary Of the North
Dakota Firemen's Association, goes to
Fargo tonight to attend n meeting of
the board of trustees of the associa-
ton which meets in that city tomorrow
to make arrangements for the coming
convention and tournament, which will
be held at Wahpeton in JUNE.
Jim Cole has been passing his time
for the past day Or two in writing and
arranging his affairs for the end of
earthly things next Friday. For the
past day or so he has been thus busted
and did not care to 9 anyone. A
movement for reprieve has been agi
tated IN the ground that Cole is insane
and should not he executed.
The Fargo Argus contains an excel
lent cut of the new Waldorf hotel
which will he managed by Nichols &
Matthews and ready for business soor
after the first Of April. The hotel ii
one of the finest west of the T,wir
c~ities-four stories in height, 1OOx14(
feet, with 40 rooms, and cost $50, 900
The work Of construction was super
vised by NJ. r. Beebe, who made til,
plans for the Eppinger building in Thu
city. The landlords are former Stat,
Treasurer George E. Nichols. and San
Matthews, formerly Of the Metropole
both first class hotel men, with host
of friends.
AS the time for assessment an
proaches the matter of personal prop
: erty is being discussed through th'
, state. The Fargo Forum is takin,
up the matter of assessment Of per
sonal property Of that place and show
, that the assessment has been lowere,
!, and the rate of levy raised. The rea
: SONS for it are many but are not dis
cussed. In 1887 the assessed valu
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