Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-04
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2. Moulder was a guest II the
city this morning.
Land Commissioner LaxdaI left for
the east this afternoon. 0
A.sRolling Of the Miner was a guest
in the city last evening.
I. Baldwin, jr., Of Jamestown is
among the guests in the city.
Henry Harmon came over from
Mandan on the afternoon. train.
Mrs. J..sW. See and daughter are Wis
iting in the city from jamestown
The west bound train Of the North
ern PacifbcWa four hours late today.
Harvey Smith, the Sibley Butte
sheep hea.der, dined at the Grand Pa
cific today. f:s +T r.
John Satterlund returned last night
from a trip to Dickinson and west,
where he has been looking over some
land. -
A contest case is on ait, the land office
today between Charles Burlington and
Lycurgus Rhodes, involving a home
stead entry. '"
A correspondent claims that up in
the vicinity of Renville contests are
being instituted against settlers, and
then dropped on payment of $25.
Bill Pencil took the first drive
across the new paving yesterday
morning, and was still driving back
and forth at a late hour last night.
Fargo expectorators are practicing
a spit from the inside of the walks
far out into the street, and nobody has
yet been fined under the new ordin-
ance.~- s;E,% ! Il
= Mr.. j., c. Wade, formerly of Grand
Island, Neb., who recently settled. on
land east of Wilton, is settled for the
winter in George Gussner's house on
Third street.
The state board of university and
school lands yesterday bought about
$4,000 Of school bonds, and approved
the sales Of land made by the depart
ment this fall. .
DR.. Mann, Episcopal bishop Of the
state, was ~consecrated this morning al
1920. Appropriate services were
held in a number of Episcopal churches
in the state at the hour Of the conse-
cfa1lon. - ~. =.
District court is in session at Man,
don and a grand jury has been called
for the purpose of considering a mum.
ber of matters. Attorney Genera,
Comstock will be present to appear il
the prosecution Of some liquor cases
The grand jury has been sworn il
at Mandan and has begun upon it's du'
ties. The interrogatories to the grand
jury yesterday by Attorney Genera
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| garding the enforcement of the pro,
hibitory law.
A. C. McGillivray: The Missouri
Sope Land and Investment company
has sold about thirty sections of thei1
land in the western part of the state
A hotel and bank will be erected a
Sentinel Butte in the spring, and many
colonists brought In. =
Bids for the mail contracts to For
Yates and vicinity were opened a
Washington yesterday. There wer.
three bids in from this city, of which
it lis understood that of Charles Ku
pitt vas the lowest, but no word, ha.
been received in the city yet as to thu
award OF the contract. f. =
G. F, F. Abbott, who has been in. thu
city for the past season superintend
ing the work on the Northern Pacif1,
depot, left last night for his home al
st. Paul, having completed his work
Mr.. Abbott has made many friends
during his stay in the city, and has lef
an enduring monument to his car,
and skill, in the new N. P. building.
The ladies guild connected with. thu
church of Mandan, will hold their an
nual fair tomorrow afternoon ant
evening, They will have man!
beautiful Things for sale. Supper viii
be served at 6 o'clock. The accom-
modation train leaves Bismarck at
pms SO if any of the Bismarck PEG
pie wish to attend they can do and re
turn on the midnight train.
ReY.Leonard Snyder, D. D., paste
OF the%Unitarian church at Oakland
Gal, has been in the city for a fey
days He visited the high schoo
yesterday morning and made a pleas
Ing address to the pupils. The dor
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