Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-13
CITY


Editor Lee Mitchell Of the Mimic
Journal gets 4 legislative clerkship.
The weather yesterday was again char
acteristic q the boatlmy slope weather
The nav N i. ice house has been filed
Vfitthice for use during the coming Jun
5Ss8 Ns5a 5$s
All members Of the band are requested
to meet{at the band hall Monday even
ing early.
Walter Gushing is the latest victimof
the grippe and was confinedGto his he'd
yesterday. S#
Praise Of the Doede- Fisk orchestra's
work at the inaugural ball are many and
enthusiastic. #8S
The JohnP Hoagland storage build
ing, just east Of St. Alexius Hospital,
makes makes ! nice i;tea stbo'reeskbuu ildilgg.
Reports from thescountrysa that Hay
Creek township lis suffering from an
epidemic Of the measles.
The young ladies Of the Catholic
church are making preparations for the
rendition Of three act play in the near
future.
Senator and Mrs. Talcott have gone to
Buffalo, N. Y, with che remains Of Mrs.
Talcott's sister, who died several days
ago. ss5 5S$
Company "a" and representatives OF.
some other, companies attended the inau-:
gural reception at the capitol Friday
evening. ia sS& :$s
The following item is noticed ina
number OF state papers: aMr. s
home from Bismarck. He didfn get "a.
clerkship'.
JndgesWinchester assumes his duties
as superintendent Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school today. He was elected to
the position some days aggo.
Quite a large delegation Of the legis-
latiye members and those who came up
to attend the inaugural ball, returned
east on yesterday afternoons train,
Inquiry reveals that there is yet q
Large quantity Of wheat stored in gran
aries throughout the country, notWith-
standing the fact that the elevators
report having handled a big crop for a
poor year. @ ~
No. AZ, Atlantic mai, due at 1885 was
about14 hours late yesterday, arriving
here alta little after two in the after
moon, which made it rather convenient
for valley Legislators wishing to spend
Sunday at home. Is
Mr.. J.J Lamb corrects an.error ID 1.-THE
Tribune of the 4th, regarding the death
of MI. Bump Of Emmons county from an
operation. He says the operation was
entirely successful il that it was only
expected To delay the inevitable.
The Doode-FiskNconlcert and dance at
the Northwest last night was one of the
seasons successes. The concertWas a
most pleasing arrangement Of high grade
music. The dance following was one Of
the best enjoyed nsthis city and chiefest
in the program was the last waltz, a
harp solo. The Dode--Fiisk orchestra lisa
most commendable musical organiza-
ton. z .z
Senator Lewis has gone to Fargo for
The recess. Senator Simpson is looking
after business at Dickinson. Senator
and Mrs. Wolbert have gone 70 Gassel-
ton. Representative and Mrs Bacon
have gone to Grand Forks. Mi. and
Mrs. William Bulge leageon the delayed
train this morning for Grand Forks as
do Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Falley, Senator
LaMoure Is ii ST. Paul. Other legisla.
!. tive members and visitors have takeI
adYantagesof the recess to visit Their
homes and attend to private business.
Aland deal is about to be consurnn:
mated here wherein the Little Missouri
Horse company viii omeintop possession
of fourteen townsiipsof Of orthernP tactic
railroad lands. The company alread!.
has large land holdings twenty Ave miles
southwest Of Dickinson and their new
. possessions will represent 1920 add
tional acres. The Little Missouri Horsl
company il comprised of Pennsylyani'
capitalists who, in addition toStheir I'M
naense horse business, are going 70 brancl
out extensively i'm the cattle industry.
Teddy Roosevelt has goneout toGol
orado to hunt mountain lions and get
rest. He passed through Chicago th
other day and while there was met 3,
A. w. Merriheld one q the Old huntinl
. companionsof the governor il the ha'
BAD lands and ia tho Rockymountains
IL is said OF Merrifeld that at one tim
hss ard the governor when mounted
saddle ponies, spied cinnamon beal
Merriaeld suggested to the goyerin
that lie srope' the bear and watcht iii