Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-20


There are 100 children attend
ing school III thes nav building, and all
Of them we're yaccinated q few days ago
as q precautionary measure.
a fire alarm last nigh rousedth people
from their slumbers at about o'clocka.
The cause 81 the alarm was q blaze
At the Dewey Hotel, which wa quenched
in it's incipiency.
Austrian broom grass is said to make
edible flour when properly ground
and it is stated that Russian settlers in
some parts Of the state are usingi it.
Tom Poole has been down looking
after his cattle herds. Tom has not yet
decided what he will do, having several
places in sight, but he will probably re-
main in the city for the present.
The homeseekers rates on the North
ern Pacific still attract large crowds
westward There were two trains west
last night and two mora are expected
tonight to accommodate the crowd.
The funeral of Erick johnson who
died at the hospital yesterday will be
held at Wilton. His brother, Axel John
son, arrived last night from Hastings.
MINI. The remains will be taken north
tomorrow. .' .
In order to be prepared for contagious
diseases the city officials of Fargo have
followed the example set by other towns
and secured an isolated building where
persons discovered with diseases may be
qu%arrantined.
A number of local members of the
Knights Templar expect to 60 to Fargo
tonight to attend the comforting OF the
Malta degree tomorrow night. This will
be the first time the degree has been
conferred in the state.
The ice in the river at this point still
seems solid aud there are not many indi-
cations of an immediate breakup. The
Yellowstone is reported still unbroken,
and the ice will probably remain un.
moved until the waters come down from
up the river. ~
The local officials Of the Northern
Pacific have heard nothing yet Of the
resumption Of work on the depot al
though advices are expected before long
It is not expected work win be begun
until the weather is settled and the build
ing WORK can progress without interrup
ton.
Gen. Miller is preparing an applica
ton for pension for Capt. Gregg. Th'
captain was a good soldier, and is a
present disabled, his disabilities beine
worse because of a fall he received som
months ago from which he has not re
covered. He. is deserving Of the hes
Uncle Sam can do.
Governor White and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Bartlett are in st. Paul, consulting
with railroad officials regarding trans
portation, exhibits and other matters il
connection with the state exhibit at Buff
alo. Lieutenant Governor Bartlett vii
probably 60 on to Buffalo, to select spac
for the state exhibit.
Oddfellows through the state avail
with interest the result of the vot
for grand MASTER recently cast by tn
various lodges. Fargo members of tn
order are for r. M. Pollock, recent
speaker Of the house, for that place
>. The term Of supreme court begins a
Fargo next Tuesday, and Clerk Hoskin
is preparing to leave for that place. TIL
first session of the spring term last
two weeks at Fargo and the second ses
sion will be held at Bismarck as usual
A good deal of surmising, says the Eu
reka Post, is being INDUCED in by news
paper writers and others, about the iron
ing of the Aberdeen & Bismarck grad
from Aberdeen to Wishek, through Leol
and Ashley, and from Braddock to Bis
marck at the latterIplace with the Wash
burn line. This surmising has bee1
greatly intensified by the repeated visit
lately of Gen. Washburn the North Da
kota land and coal baron to Aberdeen.
Headache often results from a disor
4 dered Condition of the stomach and cor