Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-11-23
Monday.

States Attorney Allen came in from
Fargo last night.
Mrs. Frank White returned last
night to Valley City. Mr.. and Mrs.
White expect to move into the eXecu-
tive mansion about Dec. ID. to get set
tied for the holidays.
Commissioner Thomas came in from
the east last night.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Jewell is in st. Paul re-
ceiving treatment for throat trouble.
Secretary Stickley of the railroad
commission returned home last night.
Hon. John Satterlund returned last
night from a flying trip TO jamestown.
The Washburn Leader kicks on the
slaughter CT deer by driving with dogs.
Grambs Bros. haven't been able to
fill half their orders for furnaces his
fall.
Sargent County Teller: Car! Jor-
genson will go to Bismarck to accept
Il position as deputy in the state aud
itor's Office. Another Minor boy
properly provided for.
The proposed contest in Eddy county
may affect the result in the election Of
state senator. The democrats want
to throw out %Sheyenne precinct where
80 straight republican votes were cast.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Hos
kins has finally got the Belgian hare
craze. Some seems to ward it off
longer than others. Itowas hardly eX-
pected Hosk would fall till next spring.
A representative Of James 7. White
& Co., New York, engaged in the most
extensive Encyclopedia of Biography
ever published, arrived in the city last
night from Montana.
The Jamestown Capital has it that
DIR. Potter" of Bismarck will spend
the winter in South America and the
Fargo Forum has it that III. l..
Raade' has been elected to the legis-
lature from the Bismarck district.
Dr.. VIM. o. DePuy, formerly of Bis
marck, and now Of Rolla, was secre-
tary of the republican committee of
Rolette county and Rolette gave Nc
Kinley over POO majority. That's the
kind of worker the doctor is.
H. L. Nicholson returned Saturday
night from Chicago, where he went
with a couple Of carloads of cattle. He
got a good price, and sold out the con-
signment we'll. His cattle weighed
on an average of / 300 and he got over
i cents.
Sheriff Linn of Steele county came
in Saturday to get requisition papers
for Hal Curly who dangerously as
saulted Harry Heller with a pitchfork
at Hope. The victim is in a serious
condition. Curry has been captured
in Missouri.
H. U. Thomas, commissioner of agri-
culture, in Jamestown Capital: Mr..
Comstock can be depended upon to en-
force the prohibitory law. l have no
hesitancy in saying he will do his duty
and is capable of doing it. Mr.. Com
stock will do his best to show the peo-
pie they made no mistake in electing
him.
Mr.. c. w. Seward, Inspector for the
~Mergenthaler Linotype company of
New York, on his annual tour of in
spection, called on the Tribune Satur-
day, left the machines in good order
and proceeded on his way. The limo
type machine is now an indispensable
adjunct to all we'll regulated print
shops Of any considerable capacity.
Col. c. B. Little left last night for a
trip through the east, and will visit
his old. home in New Hampshire. His
father was a candidate for the state
senate there in a large district, and if
he made as successful a campaign as
Col. Little did here-will be a repre-
sentative in the upper house of that
state.
1t is reported that several p~ostofice
inspectors will soon be appointed and
North Dakota seems next in line fol-
these preferments. These appoint
ments are made from among the rail-
way mail clerks who are busy studying
for competitive examinations and in.
cidentally securing the endorsements
of their respective county executive
committee.
Rev. Jas. Anderson: Mrs. Wheaton
who for seventeen years has gone uI
and down through the United States
Canada and Mexico as a prison evan
gelist, visited the state prison here on
Sunday. I have rarely ever seen a
gathering Of men so deeply moved and
So intensely Interested Sho conoontod