Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-28

ing after some cases in the supreme
court.
Mayor Patterson left yesterday af-
ternoon for st. Paul 4.
Policeman Hubert went to James
town last night with a patient for the
insane asylum.
Mrs. Dan Williams has arrived in the
city and is stopping temporarily at the
residence Of r. A. Williams in the city.
The First National bank has let the
contract for the erection of a building
for the Emmons County State bank ut
Braddock.
Braddock, the new town on the 500.
is a live town. The Emmons County
Record is full Of live ads-a sure sign
of a live town.
Editor ". c. Cruiser of the Montrose,
Pa, Democrat, is among the guests in
the city today, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Julie Cruiser.
Stockmen through the slope country
are experimenting with the Austrian
bronze grass, with a view to securing 4
liberal and good fodder for stock.
The Northern Pacific road will ex-
tend it's Sykeston branch fifteen miles
at once, bringing the road within
twelve miles of the Mclean county
line.
Miss Hattie Bly, is reported steadily
improving at Jamestown, and she was
out for the first time yesterday. She
is expected to return to the city about
the last of the week.
J. Wander Las. land agent Of the
Northern Pacific. was in the city today
with some Austrian bronze grass, which
he distributed among local farmers
and stock raisers for experiment.
Lillian. the %13-year-old daughter of
!. s. Veeder. Mandan. died yesterday
morning Of consumption. The fun
eral was held from the residence four
miles south of Mandan this afternoon.
Officials Of Mclean county were
busy several days ago in Kidding the
country Of hunters from the Turtle
Mountains who were Strengthening deer
that had been driven out of the bot
toms by the high water.
CURLING has been received for a new
stone walk which will be laid on the
south side Of Main street west from
the Webb block, and the walk will be
a great addition to the convenience of
the street and pedestrians. )
Secretary Of State Falley has been
in ST. Paul for several days-ran up
against a reporter-and told him the
state of North Dakota would receive
$4,000 immigrants this year-which
made the reporter feel good.
Rev. Spoor, formerly pastor Of the
NJ. E. church in the city, remained
over until today looking up some mat.
tiers in which he is interested. He has
been assigned for the ensuing year ia
the same church, that at Thompson.
Rev. A. Durrie left this noon to 60
to Mandan to take charge of the fun
eral services of the 13-year-old daugh.
ter of Mrs. j. S. Veeder, who lives
four miles from Mandan. MI. Dur
RE returns on the eastern passenger.
District court convenes in Wash
burn a week from today. The prin'
cipal matter Of interest is the trial OF
the Warner murder case, Warner being
under arrest for shooting Fred vii
liams, and now in Jail here awaiting
his trial.
FORMER register, E. A. Lamb, Of the
land Office, has opened up his office
in Washburn and is doing q thriving
business. Over 200 inquiries have al
ready been received. by the firm Of
which he is manager, as to land FOL
sale in Mclean and adjoining counties
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The greater number Of the minis
tiers who We're in the city in attendant,
on the conference returned to theil
homes yesterday afternoon. All o:
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