Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-01-05
CITY AND COUNTY.
Thursday.

Thursday.
Mrs. w. L. DennistOn Of MedOra is
visiting in the city.
Auditor Olson came in from Fargo
on the nOOn train.
Hon. W. w. Glasgow of Grand Forks
county came in IN the noon train from
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donnclly left
Monday night for California, where
they will spend the winter.
State Treasurer Driscoll came in
from the east on the noon train ac-
companicd by his son.
superintendent Moore has gone to
Grand Forks to attend the meeting of
the state educational association.
Deputy Superintendent w. NJ. Coch-
ran is attending the meeting of the
State Educational Association at Grand
Forks.
Sheriff .AXtcll of Dickey county yes
terlay brought to the %pcnitentiary Il.
Il. Fulton. who was sentenced to Il
year in the institution for burglary.
Miss Norma Fowler is spending the
holidays with her parents in the city,
and will return after New Years to
Minneapolis where she is taking Il
shorthand course.
Sheriff Wilson and Deputy Osgood
came in on the noon train with two
prisoners for the pen. One of them
was the negro Andrews. sentenced 10
five years Imprisonment for rape.
The State Educational Association
is in session ut Grand Forks. Super
intenlent Moore Of the city schools
and Superintendent Edick are both in
attendance ana both of them made adj
dresses OF the openin" day of the meet
ing.
Rice Wilbur was rather seriously ill
iured in the city yesterday morning.
He was STANDING" on the side Of 3: car
when the r:lin pulled past the stand
pipe and Knocked him Off, cuttin" his
head and shaking him up badly. lie
WAS taken through to jamestown
where he is receiving medical treat
ment.
Secretary Poole returned on the noon
train from jamestown where he vent
ia attend the funeral of Mrs. ri. T..
White. The funeral was held from
the Episcopal church and was one of
the largest attended aver held in that
city. Many and magnificent floral
offerings were sent from Individuals
and from societies of which the de-
ceased lady was Il member.
General Waslburn will push the
work on his line north of the city for
the balance Of the winter. The m
tract for "raslin" north of Wilton will
probably be let to Winston Brothers.
The ties for the grade have been al
ready been purchased. The general
expects by spring to have $4,000 BUSH
els of wheat in the elevator ut Wilton
and must have the road in shape to
move it to market.
Walsh County Record: IL. O. Brot-
o was III the office last Friday. He
returned from Bismarck a few days
ago. He says that the capital has
taken Il new start in the world. The
burned district has been more than re-
placed. Tie establishment of the
military post thee and the new Irvine
plant at the pc%llitentiary have given
Il renewed interest to everything.
Prosperity is apparently smiling upon
them.
y petition for pardon will probably
he presented to the governor from LIVER
JACOBSON. the CoopcrStOwn attorney
who WAS sentenced some years ago to
Imprisonment, for emhGZZlcnrnt. Jac-
OLSON has been out on parole for some
time. and has made a creditahlc rec
ord. Had II served his term in the
prison his good time would have
worked his release by this time. but
good time does not apply to paroled
prisoners.
The Northern Pacific has agreed to
offer Il one fare rate to all farmers in
counties along its line in North Dakota
who may decide to take IL days in
structiOn at the agricultural college
during the comm" summer. Mayor
johnson of Fargo and President Worst
of the agricultural college conferred
with Vice President Hannaford of the
Northern Pacific in ST. Paul regarding
the matter. They were assured that
their request would he granted.