Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
Monday.

Monday.
Born, last Tuesday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G. Smith, Il girl.
Editor Burgster Of the jamestown
Capital was in the city yesterday.
L. \. Williams has gone to Frceport,
ILL.,, where he will visit his children.
Miss Edith Skcels left yesterday for
Mcdora where she will visit for some
days.
The birth of Il baby girl is announced
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Renner.
The Northern Pacific has a gravel
train at work on this division and as
oon as the thaw comes, a work
train will be put on.
Clerk Hoskins of the supreme court
was in the city for q time yesterday
morning and returned to Fargo to at
tend the balance of the term of SUI
prone court.
Cards have been issued by MI. and
Mrs. G. w. Crazy of Red Wing, MIMI.
for the marriage Of their daughter
Lillian. to Wells Lounsberry, son OF
Col. Lounberry. and a former well
known resident Of this city.
The enforcement league has con-
Guided its meeting in Fargo, and the
resolutions cry ION to Bismarck" al
though Secretary Lindelie was here
during the session and did not appear
to see anything out of the way.
The regular review of the ladies of
the Maccalees will be held this eve
ming at the residence of Mrs. G. NJ.
Dahl. All are urgently requested to
be present at the meeting, which is the
third anniversary of the organization
OF the hive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ] Harris came
i'll from Lisbon on yesterdays train
with the family and they L stopping
temporarily at the Grand Pacific.
Their household goods are OH the way
and they will go to housekeeping in the
residence fromerly occupied by II. e.
Thomas.
The Northern Pacific has made Il
slight change in it's time card, affecting
only two of the trains. Nos. 1 and 2.
These will arrive in the city at 9:45
instead Of 10:OS p. H.. slightly reduc-
ing the time between st. Paul and
Portland. The change took effect
yesterday.
The notice that appeared in the Trib-
une Of Saturday, announcing the Epis-
copal supper and sale for Monday
night wassa mistake, the date being
Tuesday tomorrow night. The sup
per will begin ut 6 o'clock. and the sale
from that hour on. The supper and
sale will be held in the Baker hall.
The report of the brush Of the North
Dakota boys with the insurgents re-
ceived in the city yesterday, and the
report that one lieutenant and
two privates were wounded has caused
considerable anxiety in the city. So
far no reports have been received of
the names Of the me who were
wounded.
Miss Jennie Pollock, the Oldest
daughter of John and Jane Pollock,
died Saturday morning after an illness
of only a few days. Death resulted
from lung trouble. The deceased was
seventeen years of age and an eXcep-
tionally bright and. admirable girl,
whose death is a sad bereavement to
the parents.
Governor Fancher returned ycster-
day afternoon from the west where he
has been for several weeks. He much
enjoyed his trip to the coast and re-
turns much refreshed and feeling re-
couped after the close and combining
work during the session. Mrs. Fan
cher will visit with relatives there for
several weeks yet before her return.
Washburn Leader: Cashier Pye of
the new Mclean County Bank, accom-
panied by Contractor Lovin, drove up
from Bismarck to locate and put the
new bank building in the air as quick
as possible. They were followed by
a force Of carpenters and the construc-
ton commenced Thursday morning
and by Friday was well under way.
The new building is located near the
town scales south of the Merchants
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