Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-01-17
not good he'll make 'em so-and you
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always know where to find him.
The floods out west are subsiding
and trains are running more nearly
on time. The east bound passenger
this morning was about five hours late.
The Northern Pacific will have much
work to do to repair the damage. :"
Mrs. Clara Moore, milliner for ". T.
Best, has left for her home. She will
return about March list and resume
charge of the department again. Mr..
Best intends to make millinery, shoes
and ladies furnishings a speciality.
Judge Fisk at Fargo is hearing the
arguments in the sheep case of Rosen-
baum brothers VS.. Cams, the testimony
having been completed at Mandan
and Fargo some weeks ago.. The ar
guments will be completed today.
The citizens of jamestown are meet
ing the 500 road people more than half
way and at a meeting held there gave
a bond signed by many prominent
business men guaranteeing the road
free right of way to the city and ter
minal facilities.
States Attorney Winterer is down at
Fargo having the record of the SUI
preme court in the Markuson case
affirmed in the q. S. court there and
Markuson will have to come to the pen
and serve out his term of a year for
violation of the prohibition law.
injured at Mandan and sued the II. P.
road for damages, afterward making
an assault or Judge Lochren with a!
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grand jury in $4,000 bonds. His re-
volver has been found and it looks as
though he was in for a term of years.
Assistant Tax Commissioner, Swartz
of the Northern Pacific has paid the
railroad taxes, real and personal, in
Burleigh county, aggregating over
$4,000. The real taxes are $1,000
and the personal taxes approximately
the same amount. Mr.. Swartz has
also paid the Mclean, Mercer and
other county taxes for the road.
Jamestown Alert: The wedding of
Miss Luella McHarg to John Knauf
took place this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. G. II. Phillips. Only the in
innate friends of the contracting
parties We're present. The happy
couple left ON the evening train for a
six weeks trip to st. Louis, Jackson
Vile and other points in Florida.
DR.. Quarry, state health officer, has
been called to Darlington to investi-
gate the diphtheria situation there
which is reported as very grave. The
disease is reported to have gained quite
a foothold, having broken out in sew
! eral families in different parts of the
city. It is reported that steps have
been taken to prevent any further
spread of the disease. DIR. Quarry
will see that everything possible. is
done to stamp out the epidemic.
The C%rittenton Circle held a pleas
ant and profitable meeting yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Harriet e. Will
cox, Mrs. Wogan presiding. The lit
erary features Of the occasion were
the reading of a spirited poem entitled
Man the Life Boat by Mrs. Wilcox,
and a selection by Mrs. Dearborn. The
secretary was instructed to write a
letter to President G. N. Crittenton Of
the national mission conveying the
sympathy of the circle in his illness.
Fargo Call: AS heretofore an
nounced, an appeal to the supreme
court has been perfected in the case
of Mahnken VS.. Mahnken. Yesterday
the attorneys for Mrs. Mahnken, the