Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-01-19
WedNeSdHu.


Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Conklin returned
on the noon train from jamestown.
Tax Commissioner Fernald of the
Northern Pacific came in from the
west last night.
w. j. Mc.Afec of Minneapolis. repre-
senting Leslie n McAfce. is among the
guests in the city today.
Another party of Iowa landseekcrs
arrived today. accompanied by r. \.
Heaton, and left for Wilton this after
noon.
Lieutenant Governor Devine has re-
has gone down to his home in LaMOure
county.
President Campbell of the state wool
growers association has called the an
nual meeting for February s. to he
held in this city.
The loss in the Mandan fire is given
ut $4,000. with insurance Of $ 1000.
Tobin 4 Drury's building was demoi-
iSled to prevent the spread of the
flames.
Sheep are being shipped east this
fine weather. Il train load passing
through the first Of the week and sew
eral more are expected to he sent
through this week.
The several militia companies
through the state report the receipt of
their arms and equipment G some
time ago by -Adjutant General Miller
and have resumed work and drill.
Lieutenant Baldwin of Company II,
who was wounded at Manila. is not
unlucky in everything. At the draw
ing for a 5000 diamond ring ut James
town he held the lucky number.
Harry G. Edwards of Fargo has
gone to Dickinson to take testimony
in the disbarment proceedings against
l.. \. Simpson. The taking Of the
testimony will probably take the bal
ance of the week.
The floods out west are s%ubsidiny
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 w. II.
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 ItOSen-
baum brothers VS.. Cans. the testimony
having been completed at Mandan
and Fargo some weeks ago. The ar
@uments will be completed today.
The citizens of jamestown are meet
ing the 500 road people more than half
way and ut Il mcetin" held there gave
Il 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 ut
Fargo having the record of the SUI
prcme court in the MarkusOn case
affirmed in the L. S. court there and
Markuson will have to come to the pen
and serve out his term Of II year for
violation of the prohibition law.
Jamestown Capital: Oscar II. Will
Of Bismarck has issued his annual cat
alo@le Of forest and fruit trees. flower
and vegetable seeds. Everything is
~tcsted-and he is a good home mer-
chant to ln,roniZe. If his goods are
not good he'll make 'em so--and you
always know where to find him.
pembina PiOneer-EXpress: We no.
ticc some on the Till pardon
case in various papers throughout tho
state. . Some of the statements arc
away off the facts. We notice, how
ever. that ID. +. MOrden, formerly dep.
uty sheriff, is said to he appointed
eminent to collect evidence in Till's
favor and TO have him p%ardOneu. The