Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-21
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Cooler Sunday and south portion to-
night. T. ... ..s@ *
William Monroe returned today
from a trip east. &
George Moore left on the noon train
for San Francisco. s.r.
Mayor Patterson returned from St.
Paul on the noon train. go -
Col. H. M. yCreel came in from the
east on the noon train.
Chief Engineer Mchenry of the N.
P. went west on the noon train.
Fir. Clemens went to Mandan on the
noon train. Will return tonight.
A number of Iowans are in the city
looking for opportunities to purchase
land. h Iii |."5:-t-
The village trustees at Dickinson
have ordered all wheels and games of
chance closed at Dickinson.
The Northern Pacific will carry mail
on its new limited train. The gov
eminent says the mail must be carried
on the, best and fastest there is.
The railroad graders who arrived
yesterday are establishing their first
camp on the Quinlan place. The
earth will begin to fly on Monday.
e. F. Allen, a special agent Of the
interior department from Michigan, is
in the city to investigate the reservoir
filings that have been made in this
district.
Duncan Clark's lady minstrels came
in from the west last night and their
special car is sidetracked in the local
yards. They appear at the Athen-
cum tonight.
Congressman Spalding is sending
out from Washington to various per-.
sons through the state a number of
interesting and valuable addresses on
the Philippine question.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dun
lap, formerly of Bismarck and Valley
City, will regret to learn of the death
of their daughter Ruth. Death oc-.
Cured from d~iphtheria- Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunlap r living in Oregon
The weather is unusually warm for
April. Winter seems to have burst
into summer without the intermedia-
ton of spring. Yesterday and today
the thermometer has reached the mid
summer heat. The prairies are ex-
ceedingly dry and rain is needed.
The steamer Josephine is at work
for the government in the Missouri
at this point. The government is now
doing some work in brushing and rip
rapping south of the warehouse on
this side. Captain Chittenden came
in yesterday to oversee the work and
give directions. z&@
DR.. Eugene May will lecture in the
city at the METHODIST church Tuesday
night next. The Tribune is pleased
to recommend DR.. May as one of the
most entertaining men who ever
stepped on a platform. He was here
several years ago and not a person who
heard him but willie SO again If it is
possible.
Editor Jewell drops a note from
Portland to state that the party spent
several days at Spokane and then pro-
ceeded westward, Perkins going to
Seattle and Messrs. Patterson and
Jewell to Portland, where Mrs. jewell
and the family were met with. All
are well and expect to be home in a
few days.
Degree Of Honor lodge expect to en-
terrain Vera Lodge, D. Of Fl. No. 10 OF
Mandan on Tuesday evening, April
oath. There are thirty members com
ing over on a special train, and will dc
some drill work here on that evening
All members of Degree of Honor ar
expected to be present and help to en-.
terrain the visitors.
General Hughes: have not YET
decided about the proposed electric
light plant at Cass Lake. There are
several things to be taken into eonsid.
Grafton. If the government makes /
park Of the country in the vicinity a:
proposed, it will reduce the possibls
business that might be done. Thingl
there are busy, but conditions are I'm
settled.
Tomorrow some of the new cars o
the Northern Pacific for use on th,
limited trains will be started out
st. Paul and WilIpass through the cit.
Monday. car bul.aers who ar,
supplying the new service are delays
In their work, and General Passenge
Agent Fee fears that the equipmen
for all the trains will not be ready ii
start out on the I'D as contemplated
More than half the cars will be ready
however, and the start from this en-,
will be made ON schedule time.
The Great Northern is reported y
be making surveys from the yicinits
Of Tewner IN the direction of til
Washbnrn coal fields.
Al st. Paul railroaq rliTnor says: Th
Great Northern, 1T is said, is to bull
this year a branch line from Towne
or Berwick In McHenry county
through Balfour to some point on tn
Missouri river at or near Washbur
for the purpose OF tapping the Goa