Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-29
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Mrs. &. s.. Bearasley IS among those
who are confined tos The house by .slck-
ness. i #a sS S4ssMs
n Attorney General ComsttoclkA came in
from Fargo last night--anndd 5Eaa ;Sblizzartdi
set In. 5i$%#8$& s5SssEs 5 rs 5
e. q. GorsuchS$h has received his com ON
mission as second lieutenant Of Com
pany A. s III n II rs
Company Alhas5 invited all \ members e os
sof the al. r. attend the dance
Monday night.
Passengers on last nights train i report TT
passing through q couplsof snow storms to
in the eastern poart35of the Estate.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Knott died yesterday morning sat slO
o'clock. Funeral will take place from.
the house atn o'clock this morning.
Frank Beals3came in from Jamestown
last night Il Jolly up his customers He
says jamestown is filled with sorrow
over tie, death Of Hon. Alfred5Dicke
John Scott of Cakes, grand lecturero 81
the grand lodge T. and Am camesin
lastsnight and viii hold d school Of IL in
structiion with the local lodge tonight !,
Kuhn Messenger: Emanuel Reichheert
and wife departed Tuesday for their her
home at Bismarck after IA visit OF two
months with Mr. &Reichert's parents
here. @#4 a @S&3s5Ss SE
d r. Holbrookw was infromt tho sreser-
yation .y1esstesrdayanrd sis ~endeayoringg 70
discover some scientific reason whysshLis
hen{fruiittiisSs $ scarce and his neiiglhlbors
With fewer hsnns---haYe plenty
Those who came in on last nights
train-to$a avoid the rush tonigghrtt-were
Lieut. Gov Bartlett, Senators Wolbert
and Sw1ealnlson and Representatives. Sever
son, sMichels, Niyen, 4Keeeler8ar and Ais lls
house. #5zI 5sHSgs 2Ss3# n
GeneralMiler has been successful in
obtaining q pension Of $12s month for
Charles Sttirmner, an inmate q the
soldiers, home, and another old vetsis
made happy through the efforts = 1.-THE
-adiutant general. sS8sS $&8 81
Gov. White Will Be invited to attend
the CompanyA ba1l%and lead the grand
march. AdjutantSGe General Miller, &c
onel Peake and other officers f TN the
guard are expected tn be sonShandaln
lend splendor to the occasion.
sHiillsboro Banner: Will Sturdiiyy'aarnat q
Mayyille, who IS serving two years
sentence il the Bismarck penitentiaarrJy
Tor rape, will be liberated from prison
abonnt the, LIST Of March. His wife issaiRd
to have begun5proceedings for divorce.
TheSlaediiesS OF the Episcopal church
viii give an afternoon tea Thursday Ct,
ternoon at the residence 8 Mrs,sSWS..S
Moorrhoouse from FAC: 70 o'clock. Visit,
ing ladies alndflaa,diees Observation-Disclosures
specially ii invited As feesof s1O ceents@8Will
be charged. @ 3558
local members8Sof the Caaledon MAI
society desire Sto$ thank all Who assisted
theemrn i making the biennial urnstdal
cslebrationEEth the notable success IT was
Ths.cordial coaooperation#of thegresidesnts
and yiissiittolrHsof Il the city madeline eNyerniine
one long StoR be remembered nthe city
andsthe Scots feel grateful 70 allcon
& i.Ss@S8 49, 3s ss
Oklahoma State Capital: Captain
James a. HEmmons,t heWeIl knntoWnscom
monssrr farmer off PaWnee county, Il
iii tbs citysSviasiitiing hin many friends
making the acquaintance VI the laY
makers and incidentally distributint
xssNWonderllalndI, ''a beauttiiful book editee
hy# Chas. Fee 81 Paul, MINI.
assisted d Illustrated OlinD
Wheeler. The obiiectoft The qualification
is III call attenltiison II thu sLsWis AM
Clarke Centennial and Opposition I,
be held az Bismarck, NorthsDakotast,
celebrate tho deeds ofthelgreatezplorer
Of the Missouri river. crossing It'll
I mountains al TO theP Pacific coast.
.ss should you wish a new pal ~
of shoes you can seetheshnl,esss''
assortment Ia the northwes'
i eIBoston
zSBg%&& $3%E &g&I#S5
The Popular Buffalo Route
This snmnaerason account of the 100
sS I'an-Amsrican exposition will be- i
Nickel Plate road. Countless Thousand
viii visit Thu. oneo III the greatest exposi
tions Of modern times. The Nieke