Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-16
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Arthur O'Hearn came in from James,
town today. | &S
Secretary Poole returned from
Jamestown today. 3
Regular meeting of Bismarck lodge
~ Q. u w. tonight at 8 O'clock.
Jud LaMoure has finished his visit
at Washington and started home.
Attorney Patterson left last night for
a trip ito South Dakota and Minnesota.
Editor futile of Mandan is back from
the east and was in the city this morn
ing. s&S4 s4<s.&
Rev. Anderson is conducting revival
meetings in the Methodist church at
jamestown. =
Assistant Tax Commissioner Charles
SWartz of the Northern Pacific came in
from the east on the noon train. t2
ia. Jackman shipped a carload of
wool from Steele to the Grand Forks
wooden mills and received a good price.
Another big party of Dunkards from
Wabash county, Indiana, are expected
to leave for North Dakota early in
March. ii
Sheriff Wagness brought in the two
prisoners from Devils Lake today and
turned them over to the penitentiary
authorities.
The Original Crowd dance will be
given next Friday evening in Baker
hall instead of Wednesday evening as
heretofore announced. 4 =,
A baby girl was born Saturday to
q Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Register at the
home of Mr.. and ..rs. s.. Fl. Scott.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
The deficiency bill before congress
contains an appropriation of $4,000
for replacing the land Office records,
which were destroyed by fire in the
local office in August, 1898.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their dime
social with Mrs. S. B. French Thurs
day afternoon. A cordial invitation
is extended to the ladies, of the city.
On Friday night, at the Presbyterian
church the war in Cuba will be pre-
scented by moving pictures. The
charge up San Juan hill is very real
istic. Adults, % cents, children, 10
cents. zA 5. I
Amember of Company A who served
in the Philippines suggests that the
boys of the Eighth army corps make a
united contribution to purchase a suit
able monument for General Lawton.
The idea is a good one.
The members of Company I Of Wah-
peton will erect a. monument to the
memory of George J. Schneider and
Leslie A. Waterman. The former
was killed in action e Manila and
the latter died at Nagasaki, Japan.
Fred Brastrup, who took the place
of Carl Hass, the brakeman killed on
the n. 2. a short time ago at James
town, came near meeting a like fate by
being caught between the train and
platform at Sanborn a few days ago.
Judge and Mrs. Winchester and
daughter Edna returned today from
their trip east. They had a pleasant
visit at the old home of the judge at
Malone, N. Y and afterwards visited
Washington and other eastern points.
Surplus water in the Cascades is de-
laying Northern Pacific trains from
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Sunday night did not arrive until 10
o'clock this morning. Another train
from the west, last nights passenger,
is expected about 6 O'Clock tonight.
Tuesday, January 16, has been set
as the date for the taking of testimony
in the disbarment $ against Attor-
ney Simpson of Dickinson. The tes-
timony will be taken before Referee
Edwards at Dickinson. It has to be
reported back to the supreme court by
March 1, when action will be taken in
the case by that tribunal.
DR.. DePuy of Jamestown amputated
the foot of Bud Kellum, a brakeman
there, at the ankle. The foot was am
putated at the instep last summer as
the result of an accident, and Kellum
has been unable to find any means Of
walking, so that it became necessary
to amputate it at the ankle, in order
that an artificial foot might be secured.
The following telegram from Cass
Lake sounds like Denny: Just prior
to the corporation election Denny Han
nifin dropped in from a tour over the
river, q b boys We're rallied. The
wild open policy W0nin a walk and the
Walsh-Hartley pushers are in power.
Lots took "a jump and the boom re-
4 ceived a fresh impetus. Cass Lake
is bound to be the great center of
northern Minnesota activity.
The guests of the Soo-Pacifc hotel
Miss Kate Kerns-at Harvey were
somewhat startled one day last week
when a prominent attorney Of the place
and one of the guests arrayed them