Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-06-23
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Wednesday,

Ed. Hughes left for Dickinson on the
noon train.
G. 1. Rovig got back today from n
trip to st. Paul.
Attorney Register went west on the
Pacific today.
State Treasurer Driscoll came in
from the east this noon.
Lieutenant Governor Devine came
IN from Duluth on the noon train.
Sheriff Bogue and Archie McGahey
drove to Washburn this morning.
MIR. Baldwin went to Mandan TODAY
10 0 o after some wool shipments.
Supreme Court Judges Wallin and
Young came in from the east on tho
train.
Ex-senator Wishek of Emmons
county is in Ohio ut the bedside of his
sick mother.
j.. e. Staley was in from his ranch
north today and is feeling good over
the prospects.
Miss Ella Tobin returned to landau
today after a few days visit with Miss
1AIld fOrtune.
Filings at the land office continue tn
pour IN at the rate Of from thirty to
forty a day.
Miss Mary Mckinley, who has been
visiting for n few days with Miss
hupltz.% returned to Mandan today.
Yesterday was payday on the North
ern Pacific, and the merchants have
pee busy cashing pay checks today.
Editor Foley seems to be catching
some hsh on his outing, as several of
MS friends have received specimens
Of his skill.
FRED Carstens the bonanza sheen
man or Cromwell, was shopping in the
city today. accompanied by his pretty
little daughter.
Hon. Joe Hare left for Detroit Lake
last night, where he will ioin Mrs
Hare, and take Frances to st. PAM for
medical treatment.
The stone basement for Mayor Pat
terson's new building on Main street
mas been completed. and work on the
stperstructure will soon ommence
\. II. Beaman, examiner of SURVEYS
III the general land office. went west
To-Day to make an examination of the
surveys for which schedules have been
submitted.
Editor Mcclure left last night on the
railroad commissioners special. on his
way to Minneapolis. from where he
Will go to his gold mine ut Cripple
creek the end of this week.
"Col.' Tom Lamb left for his home
at Michigan City last night. He is
thinking of opening up Il large general
store at WaShburn in time for the open-
ing OF the new road.
Ex-Sheriff E. G. Taylor writes from
Edna. Mo-. that he and his little girl
are well and enjoying a good time.
They have been travelling through
Kansas and Colorado. but intend to
stop at Edna for a while.
An east bound Northern Pacific
freight collided with an excursion
train near Astoria, Wash, on Monday.
One man on the excursion train was
was killed and five injured. Misun-
derstanding of orders is the cause as
signed.
Joe Miller, formerly of the Bismarck
tribune. now in the government print
ing office at Washington. writes that
under republican rule the establish
mcnt is being run much more salts
factory than MISUNDERSTANDING TO IN
increase of salary for himself as an
evidence of the discriminating saga
city of Public Printer Palmer.
DR.. w. D. kellogg, who had the best
dentist office in Bismarck some wears
ago. but is now located in Dcs Moines,
la. is here looking after some business
investments here. He finds a great
change in the business part of the CITY
since the fire, but says the town looks
much improved. He advertises some
lots and lands for sale in another
column.
Some of the men who accompanied
the circus yesterday were much dis
appointed because the police would
not allow the shell game to run. One
OF the men said that at some of the
small towns like New Salem. out west.
they CLEANED up as much as $500 in
cash and seventeen watches with the
little shells. But they were not al
lowed to turn a trick here.
A special consisting of one sleeper.
and Superintendent Wilson's private
car. passed through going east about
8 O'Clock last evening. 1t carried
Railroad Commissioners Simons. Wal
ton and Erickson, who had inspected
the road as far as the Montana state
line. They report very few COM
plants so far during their inspection.
They went east as far as jamestown
last night, and will get to Fargo this
afternoon.
Editor Foley represents the local
lodge at the meeting of the Masonic
grand lodge at Fargo, which was called
to order yesterday noon by Grand
Master Reyes of Glendale. Last
evening the delegates to the number Of
$50 were the guests of Shiloh lodge Of
Fargo at the performance of Fedora at
the opera house. The grand lodge
closes with a banquet this evening.
The Grand Chapter convenes tomor-
row, with George H. Phelps as high
priest.