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

the trip to Medora at the present time,
owing to high water and spring fresh
Its.
Five work trains will be put to work
Monday. on the Northern Pacific. Two
of the trains will be used by Winston
Bros. in their work on the road between
Dawson and Sterling. The other three
trains will be used on different portions
Of the division. Winston Bros. are
now at work fixing up sidetracks and
preparing for the grading work to be
done.
Jamestown Capital: Postal Clerks
Parker, Martin. Otis and Wright from
the east have been assigned runs out
OF this city rs helpers, and as soon as
acquainted with the work will be as
signed to regular ms from Bismarck
west, taking the places of postal clerks
who were taken from here not long ago
for this work. At present all of these
old clerks are now making this city
their headquarters while running out
of Bismarck west, though quite incon-
vcnicnt. with the exception of George
Fuller, who is in the western part of
Montana. 1t is expected Mr.. Fuller
will he back here soon.
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Attorney Patterson has gone east.
Judge Pollock returned to Fargo last
night.
Editor Jewell left yesterday for il
brief eastern trip.
DR.. L. C. Branch came up from
Jamestown last night.
Sunday was an ideal spring day-and
tile next day it rained.
The Bachelor started down the river
to Fort Yates yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Poole left Satur-
day evening for jamestown for a>bricf
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegaard visited in the
city from Mandan yesterday after
noon.
Peter Shier and John Il. Cell were
guests in the city from Emmons county
yesterday.
Attorneys Robinson and McClay
of Fargo were among the guests in the
city today.
Editor futile of Mandan is in the
city today looking after some business
in district court.
Alex Montague Of Dickinson was a
passenger on the noon train today en-
route to Dickinson.
\ number of Italian and Russian
labOrerS at work on the railroad are
quartered in the city.
Clerk Walter Lee and family. who
have been in the city for several days,
left for Fort Berthold yesterday.
Surveyor Harold returned yesterday
from the east. He has been laying
out a new ranch for Fred Fischer.
Tax Commissioner Fernald of the
Northern Pacific was a west bound
passenger on the noon train today.
Bishop Edsall will hold services and
confirmation at st. Georges church on
Wednesday evening next at 7:3O p. M.
Eunice Morris. the Oldest daughter
W. NAA' II NAASs L. ~. AAOl1 lSs HIS UVCu
seriously i'll for some time, but is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Stevens left Sat
urday night for st. Cloud. MIMI, to
bring back their daughter Emma. who
has been i'll there.
@. F. Clark, formerly superintendent
of the Dickinson schools, but now IL
travelling representative Of the Forest
ers, was a guest in the city this morn
ing.
MI. and Mrs. John Z. Ecklund came
down from Slaughter Saturday to visit
their brother. A.lbin Hedstrom Of that
place. who is still very i'll in Bismarck
with lung trouble.
4 number Of recruits for Uncle
Sans increased army We're in the city
yesterday, having come up from Fort
Yates enroute to Keogh. They were
mostly young men who enlisted at
Philadelphia.
Dickinson Press: Lieut.. Dan Burk-
holder, late of Troop G, Grigsby's
rough riders, arrived in Dickinson this
week and has decided to open up Il
place for the manufacture of cigars.
Mi. BurkhOlder manufactured cigars
in Bismarck prior to the outbreak CT
the war and is a thorough man at his
trade. Dickinson should give hearty
support to an enterprise of this Kind.
jamestown Capital: w. Madden
and N. P. telegraph company's
men arrived to work OH the division
west Of here in the removal Of tele-
graph poles so the graders can work.
They will be under the charge gener-
ally of Lineman Joe Moody. The
work of construction will begin next
week when it is expected to place two
work trains on the road for the Win
ston Bros. between Dawson and Ster-
ling. Three other trains will be
placed on the division shortly, the snow
having delayed work considerably.
One Of the pits contains six feet of
snow and until this disappears and
dries out it will be slow work. 1t is
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