Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-13
THE CRY


&c. Washburn came in last night
from Minneapolis.
! Sheriff Axtell of Dickey county was
an arrival from the east last night.
Regular meeting of X. P. tonight
has been postponed until further
notice.
Editor II. H. Palmer of the Darlington
Independent is among the guests in the
city today.
The Missouri slope is enjoying typical
weather, sunshine and snow
hurries alternating.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild have
decided not to hold meetings for the
present. Due notice will be given:
States Attorney Allen, who has been
quite ill at the hospital for some days, is
reported somewhat improved today.
States Attorney Allen, who has been
very ill at the hospital with mumps,
is much improved and will be out
again in a few days.
> Mrs Klaus has returned from her trip
to jamestown and Mrs. Schwellenbach
who has been visiting her during the
winter, has returned to her home in
Wisconsin.
Charles Kupitz will put on a passenger
and express line between this city and
Painted Woods in connection with the
mail contract he has obtained from the
department.
Proprietor Mosier of the Fair has been
moving into his new location in the Nc
Gowan building. The new location is
more central and the building is new
and c~ommodious.
DR.. W. G. Matchan returned last
night from Minneapolis where he has
been for several weeks, having been
seriously ill with grippe. He is consid-
erably improved and feels able to get
back to work again, although not quite
in good health yet.
The house committee that remained,
over to correct the journal and. bring it
up to date has nearly completed it's work
and will get away in a day or SO. Secre-
tary TONNES of the senate will be up in
a day or so to put the finishing touches
tn the sonata raccr1
jamestown Alert: The Bismarck Tri-
bune prints a touching description of
the only victim of economy that the
Legislature made. The name of this
SOLITARY monument" is the Hon.:W. W.
Barrett, who was legislated out of a
salary as commissioner of forestry and
immigration.
The officers of the Pan-American COM
mission, Governor White, Lieutenant
Governor Bartlett and Commissioner
Turner, are issuing a circular letter as
to the first steps that have been taken
toward the display and outlining means
by which counties, cities and individuals
a assist with the work.
Mandan looks for a busy building
season this summer. There is an In
dian school in. sight for which con-
gress had made an appropriation of
$4,000 and the Mandanites also ex-
'pect to negotiate the $4,000 bonds
for the state reform school which were
authorized by the Legislature. ,
Senator Wolbert leaves the state this
week and will go into the Hackett Hard
ware wholesale house in st Paul. He
has earned his promotion by long service
the road. Mr.. Wolbert's term was
only to fill out the unexpired term of
Senator TWichell, and a new senator will
be elected is his district at the next
election. .s s .%s ssS%
The concrete work on the depot
building has stood thestest of the win
ter in good shape. The operations
will be resumed as soon as good
weather is settled and it will not be
long AFTER the beginning of work be-
fore Bismarck has the finest depot
along the line OF the road. completed:
mi ready for business.
The North Dakota enforcement league
will hold its sixth annual convention at
Fargo on the 2sth day Of March. 1t u
expected thataM Or nearly all Of the
members sof theleague Will be ia attend
ance and that the N. G. e y. will send