Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-03
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Secretary Of State Porter came in on
the noon train q , IL u
message from Jim Mccormick this
afternoon states that he is better.
The ideal whist club will meet with
Dr.. and Mrs. Al Kershaw Wednes-
day evening, December 9TH.
G. D. Edick is making a}trip through
the country looking after business for
the New York Life company.
attorney Nuchols of Mandan is in
the city today to- attend the tax sale
Of the county at the court house.
Murdoch Mckenzie returned on the
afternoon train yesterday from New
Salem where he sold a half section of
land. FIX
State Auditor Carlblom came in from
the east today to attend the meeting of
the state board of university and school
lands.
There will be an initiation of seven
candidates tonight in the A. o. u. w.
lodge. All members are requested to
attend. ..5,,z -"
Adam Nicholson CAME in on the Don
train today to visit with his brother,
H. L., and transact some business in
the city.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
at Mandan will hold a fair Thursday
evening OF. this week. Many beautiful
articles will be on sale. -.
e. G. Washburn of the Washburn
road expects to leave about the first OF
the year for Europe to experiment with
methods of bricquetting Ignite coal.
Agent Scott expects to be installed
in the new depot the end of this week.
Lineman Moody came in today to make
the connections for the telegraph in
struments. j..
All members Of st. Elmo lodge are
requested to attend Wednesday even
ing's election of officers and other bus
mess Of Importance. W. D. Gorsuch,
K. of R. & S.
Dr. F. B. Strauss was in the city to-
day, and returned on the noon train to
EGlenullin. He visited Brainerd this
week and has, been appointed Northern
Pacific surgeon for his section.
Mack Sinclair of Jamestown was a
west bound passenger on the noon
train today; en- route to Dickinson
where he looks after some business
for the revenue department of the gov
eminent: -,.
E. H. Walker returned on the noon
train today from st. Paul where he &C
companied Mrs. Walker who will re-
main over the Christmas holiday. Mr..
Walker will return to, Minneapolis and
spend Christmas.
0. H. Will: l have nearly CON-
| pleted my annual catalogue of seeds.
I get out 10000 copies this year, the
Tribune doing the work. If there is
a good crop through the northwest
next year, the next issue will number
$4,000.
Capt. Grant Marsh is in the city, hav-
ing finished his season on the river.
He is experimenting the placing of
the Washburn company's steamers on
the ways at Washburn and will be busy
in that locality the greater part of the
winter. d" 49,.
Railroad Commissioner Lord, OF
Cando, has gone east for treatment at
a Pasteur institute. He was n of
several bitten. by a. dog last week. The
animal acted peculiarly and the vic
| Tins fear it may have been afflicted
with rabies" -
Mrs. Sidney Cohen of Wahpeton is
in the city, visiting her mother Mrs.
NJ: Eppinger. Mrs. Eppinger has
word from M. Eppinger, now in Eu-
rope, that he has improved from his
recent siege Of rheumatism but is still
in poor health. g. 49,
It is reported from Wilton that Il
three weeks old baby was found in che
of the upper oom of the hotel,
wrapped in a quilt, and without mother
or other relative to claim it. The
good people of Wilton have been car
ling for the little one until arrange
ments can be made for a permanen:
home for it. ~;
At the New Rockford term of court
B. NJ. Leonard and Chas. Scott were
found guilty OF keeping a place where
gambling was permitted and Leonard
was fined $500 and sentenced to &C
days in Jail and Scott was fined 5000
and 80 days. There is said to be an
other charge of gambling hanging
against Leonard. States Attorney
Mattson prosecuted and F, Baldwin Of
jamestown defended. sS .
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