Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-02-19
quit the road and gone to farming. Flynn
will be remembered by many old timers.

quit the road and gone to farming. Flynn
will be remembered by many old timers.
Charley Gurley sends the Tribune a
copy of a general order issued by the
war department., ordering several com
mands nov in the department of the Da-
kotas to Alaska for service. The com
mands are ordered to prepare for arctic
service and will leave early next April
and May for their new station. +
Hon. Bartlett Trip, our late minister
to Austria, and United States commits
sioner in the settlement of the Samoa
troubles with this country, England and
Germany during the past year, will tell
us all about u beautiful and valuable
ISLAND in the far Pacific, at the Presby-
terrain church on Wednesday evening,
21st inst.
Argus: Short Sanders, the we'll known
travelling man, met with an accident last
night that will result in his taking an en-
forced vacation for several weeks. He
vas taking a bath in the Metropole bar
Der shop. He and a friend in an adjoin-
ing room were indulging in a duel with
wet towels, when Mr.. Sanders slipped
from the tub into the glass partition.
His left arm was frightfully cut in sever
al places and a number of stitches were
necessary to close the wounds.
Lisbon Free Press: The Sheridan
house, Bismarck's historical hotel, is to
be taken down and a fine new depot
erected on the site by the N. P. road.
Bismarck is growing rapidly. The i'm
p~rovements that are being made are
substantial. Bismarck is in every sense
metropolitan. Her citizens and bust
ness men are liberal and en~terprising.
With her new military post, railroad
facilities and many other sources of rev.
enue, there is no doubt as regards the
future of the city.
A letter to Gov. Fancher from Major
Cecair, surgeon at San Francisco, states
that Christopher Kinsey is in the hos.
pital there, a chronic sufferer from
neurasthenia, and asking that he be
cared for in the state of North Dakota
as it is impossible to get him into the
government soldiers home at Washing
ton, Kinsey being a volunteer of Co. D
first North Dakota. Gov. Fancher has
made arrangement for the care of the sicl
soldier in the soldiers home in this state
and with Judge Morgan at Devils Lake
to pay his transportation from Sar
Francisco.
The carload of Cinnamon being de
ported from the United States will reach
the coast Tuesday. AS o o as Marsha
Haggart receives his receipt for thu
forty-six prisoners in his charge, from
the United States collector of customs a
Port Townsend, his duties and response
bilities cease. One of the Chiname1
who were permitted to remain in thu
| United States and whose home is in Chi
cago, has volunteered to remain in Fargo
and is working in Marshal Haggarti
kitchen, where he does the cooking TO,
the family. The celestial desired to lear1
to. talk English.
Devils Lake Pree Press: Go. D helt
a meeting last night pursuant to orders
from Gov. Fancher and elected the fol
lowing officers: To be commanders
1t. Lonnevik, captain; first lieutenant
Al Taylor; second lieutenant. Nels Peter
son. AS soon as their commissions are is
sued the non-commissioned officers will
be named. The Free Press understand
that steps have been taken toward build
ing an armory and something like $50
is already in sight for that purpose. TIL
city should lose no time in a~ssistin
the project either by a donation for
site or some other material way.