Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-26
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\. Van Horn came in from the west
today.
Mrs. Geo. w. Newton returned to
Fargo today.
Hereafter mail for the west closes
at 11:45 a. III. instead Of - III.
Hon. Dennis Hannafin returned last
night from a trip to Chicago where he
has been visiting his son.
John Olson and Miss Emma Lind
berg, both of Apple Creek. were mar
ried at that place today by Rev. n. J.
Thornquist.
T.. II. Wilson has returned from a
trip through the western part of the
stock business.
Among the soldiers ordered dis
charged at Manila is Private Danial NJ.
Slattery of Company \. Particulars
Of the discharge are not given. Dan
is we'll known in the city.
Senator McGillivray yesterday re-
ceived the following telegram from J.
tons on Stark county decision. This
makes soup for two of us this year."
w. w. Bill. formerly of this state,
and who returned several months ago
from Australia. is in the city today
enroute on his return trip to Australia,
and is stopping with his old friend II.
E. Wallace.
The state medical association meets
in Fargo Wednesday and Thursday of
YonVt lI,nnI- nv Cr,1%1, 30 %ls, 1s41, &.
president and will deliver the presi-
dents address. Some excellent adj
dresses from outside physicians will
also be made.
Two Of the wheels on the tender of
the big passenger engine on train No.
l today got off the track Il few miles
east of the city-but Conductor Tom
Sloan lifted 'em back on, and the
train came in all right, but a few
minutes late.
The old debt of $4,000 that has
hung over Steele for some time has
been settled by the payment of $4,000
in cash. n the old bonds have been
taken up. The total bonded debt of
the city under the new arrangement
is only about $500.
There was a pleasant meeting of the
Eastern Star last night. at which four
candidates We're initiated into the or
der. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Cochrane of
this city and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Clark
of Steele. Excellent refreshments
were served and a thoroughly pleasant
evening passed.
The new time card of the Northern
Pacific to take effect tomorrow has
been received at the local railroad
office. Train No. 1 will arrive in the
city at 11:43 instead of 9:54 as now,
and train No. 3 will arrive at 1915
instead of 1888 as now. Train No. 2
from the west will arrive here at 8
O'Clock instead of 1854 as now and
train No. 4 at $40 p. m.
A number of Iowa land seekers ar
rived in the city today. and are look
ing about this afternoon. The party
consists of A. w. Parker of st. Paul,
S. w. Wheeler of Fairmount. C. NJ.
Sprague and n. G. Williams of Grundy
Center. NJ. r. Neff and Theo. Seyb of
North English, ]. w. Cooley of Lake
Benton. P. G. Fullerton of Rockford
and John Sager of Waverley.
81. raul I1OIeef PreSS: General
Freight Agent Moore, of the Northern
Pacific, says that the packing house for
horse meat at Medora will be in oper-
alton by June 1, and he anticipates
there will be no trouble in finding a
market for the product. TO COM
mence with this plant will slaughter
100 horses per day, but as the demand
increases the capacity will be enlarged.
There is trouble ON at Devils Lake.
Mayor Serumgaard appointed three
men rs chief of police. in succession.
and the council refused to confirm
either. The last man appointed was
Harry Redmon who has recently re-
turned from Manila. where he was a
lieutenant, but the council said he was
still in the service of the United States.
The mayor then rendered his own res
ignation. but the council refused to ac-
cept that.
Monday.
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