Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-11-23
CITY AND COUNTY,.
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Miss IGdythe' SEee's returned last
night from Minneapolis.
Miss Flora Campbell is a guest at
the home OF Mr.. robert Macnidcr.
Mrs. c. I. Abbot, wife OF Foreman
Abbot of the depot. returned to ST.
Paul last night.
j. !" Sphinx, representing Leslie &
McAfec. is in the city today, on bust
ness Tor his house.
This morning was one Of those
times when the shovel in the coal bin
gets a nov IN itself.
Nobody appears to have been hit
with q lcOnid last night and it is pre-
sumed the display is off.
Mrs. w. G. Tubbs came up from
Jamestown last night to visit with
her mother, Mrs. L. II. Wilson.
The thermometer got down to four
below zero last night. 1t was the
first genuine cold snap of the season.
Liveryman Roam died suddenly at
Washburn this week. He was an old
timer on the slope and had many ac-
qlaintanccS.
DR.. II. d. Matchan of Minneapolis,
Il brother Of Dr.. w. G. Matchan of this
city. came in last night to visit with
hic Erpibn,. fn, u faw Jnvc
Manager VeSpcrman has resumed
his duties at the telegraph office and
Operator Warnock, who relieved him,
returned to Fargo last night.
Frank MoorhOuse, Walter Shelton
and Charley Cunningham got two fine
deer last night. One Of them vas a
buck weighing about 200 pounds.
General Hughes and e. A. Hughes
came in from the east last night to
look after the making Of steam con-
nections with the Northwest hotel.
Chris Henzler, the bicycle man, has
gone to Nebraska to meet his wife and
children who are guests of his par
ents, and will return with his family
shortly.
An epidemic of measles is reported
in the city and a number Of children
are down with them. One or two
cases of scarlet fever are also re-
ported.
The immigration rates Of the North
ern Pacific are booming the passenger
travel. Last nights west bound train
was two hours late and in two long
sections.
The river is running full of ice and
will 500 be frozen over. Navigation
has closed. The Bloodgood started
for up the river yesterday and got
caught on a bar.
The Missouri river usually freezes
from the 18th to the 10th Of November
but generally there's a spell of fine
weather after that-if that's any en-
couragement to tho depot fellows.
Howard. the little son of Samuel
F%alconer of Painted Woods. who has
been i'll for some time at the hospital
with an attack Of appendicitis. has so
home.
Dr. Porter leaves New York in jan
uary for a forty day trip south. He
will visit South America, Cuba, Porto
Rico, and other points of interest and
looks forward to an interesting and
profitable trip.
Hon. l.. a. Simpson came down from
Dickinson last night. He is naturally
pleased at the large majority he re-
ceived in the senatorial election, and
Tue confidence of his constituents rs
manifested thereby.
Orders are out for the inspection Of
militia companies of the state during
the month Of November and Company
"A is getting ready for inspection. All
members are requested to be present
at the drill next Monday night.
Rev. Miller of jamestown has left
the ministry and goes into the brok-
erage business at Minneapolis. He
will sell mining stock. Rev. Miller
has done well with the church at
jamestown, and is said to be a success
full business man as we'll as preacher.
1t is understood Rev. Gum, another
minister at Jamestown, will also asso-