Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-16
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Attorney Wolf returned to his home
in Wahpeton last night.
Meeting of Company A Saturday
night next instead of Monday night.
Mrs. G. W. Newton accompanied
her husband to the city and is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Newton.
Hon. John satterlund has gone to
Washburn to look after some business
there.
Charley Me1Tick and Will LaMoure
went to Washburn this afternoon to
lease. some school lands there.
The B. Y. P. U. will give an ice
cream social at Baker hall on Friday.
April 10. Everyone cordially invited.
Judges Fisk and Corliss of Grand
Forks, and Attorney Brennan of Dew
lis Lake were arrivals last night to
attend supreme court.
The story Of a telephone franchise
The Hughes ordinance withdrawn, the
Jewell ordinance read, the Allen or
finance passed-the people be id.
DR.. kohler of Minneapolis will be
in Bismarck Monday, April 10Th, to do
eye, ear, nose and throat work. For
appointments inquire of local physi-
clans.
The new council has been relieved
of so much possible worry and strife
by the action of the outgoing body
a resolution of thanks would seem to
be in order.
Mrs. l.. F. Hall, and George S.
Holmes, mother and brother of Mrs.
Asa Patterson, arrived on last even
ing's train and will spend a few days
in the city.
Mayor Patterson goes to St. Paul
tonight to meet L. D. McGahan-he
says to purchase an outfit for the new
organ of liberty and light to be started
in the capital city.
Newark to Minneapolis: Hello,
central-connect long distance to Min
neapolis please"
Hello, Minne-Did you hear anything
drop at bismarck last night?'
Judge Winchester is in Mandan to-
day. a term of court being opened this
morning. Among the cases to come
up are the contempt cases brought
against the Mandan liquor dealers last
week.
Charles P. Keeshin, advance agent
for the Village Parson" company,
while in the city Saturday night re-
ceived a message that his wife had
died suddenly at Chicago of heart
failure. He left for Chicago immed-
lately upon receipt of the message.
Spring is a little backward, and the
weather the past few days has been
cold and ~unfavorable to the growth of
vegetation. Trees are budding out,
but are wary of frosts and cold.
Weather prophets predict possible
dirty weather yet before spring settles
down for good.
Linton, the metropolis Of Emmons
county, is to have a new paper, the
Emmons County Advocate, the first
issue OF. which is expected to make an
appearance this week. The plant is
that of the old Campbell County Cour-
Ter and the new editor comes from
Mound City, S. D. II
In the interest of true history let it
be recorded that the Jewell ordinance
for telephone franchise gave the city
fifty cents a year o. each phone in
use, free use of two phones, free use
Of poles for fire alarm system and re-
ruired poles to be kept neatly painted.
The other ordinances provided for the
city-nit.
Mayor Patterson's last official act
was the approval OF the Allen tele-
phone ordinance which passed the city
council last night. The ordinance
was approved and fled with the city
clerk Immediately after the adjourn
ment Of the council. II must be ac-
cepted within S#erlty days by Mr..
Allen Hewitt return to the city ii
few days.
Wilton Newss Misses Ella,