Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-09
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way FRANCHISE again.
Superintendent Wilson came up
from Jamestown today.
Captain I. P. Baker returned Sunday
from a trip to st. Paul.
Z Hon. John E. Haggart was in the
city yesterday from Fargo ~
Mrs. J. w. Foley returned Sunday
from a visit in Minneapolis.
A brother Of Hon j.. P: Galbraith of
Grand Forks died suddenly at St. Paul.
Fred Carstens of Cromwell attended
divine worship in the capital city yes
terday.
2. l.. McMunn came, in from An
drews to spend the Sabbath at the
capital. - ~ t.
Mrs. Alfred. Wallin left this after
a visit with her daughter in
Chicago.
Billy jaeger has begun work upon the
erection of his new livery stable at
Washburn. '"f =
There will be a meeting of the Orig
inal Crowd next Friday evening at the
home of Cecil Taylor. :
Charley Crmn from over Mckenzie
way transacted business in the city
today between trains. :
Fred WEIGH, Uncle Sans stamp de-
stroyer at Menoken, is t%ransacting
business in the city today. ;
Mrs. Loffnes, sister of John Satter-
lund, returned to Missoula, Mont, to-
day after a visit in the city.
The Pauci Delecti, CLUB will meet
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newton
Tuesday evening, December 10.
There will be a special meeting Of
Bismarck lodge, No. 5, F. & A. NJ, ait
Masonic hall tonight. Work, E. A.
Chief Engineer Darling and Assist
ant Counsel Chamberlain went west
bound passengers on the noon train
today. ;
J. J. Robinson of Coal Harbor was
in the city today, returning from Chi
where he attended the live stock
show.
Ranchman Crowley of the west Mis-
souri, country was returning from Chi
cago today with several carloads of
stock.
W. P. Macomber, the Washburn
land man, came in from Minneapolis
yesterday and went north to Wilton
this morning.
Uncle Tom Richards is in the city
from the Indian agency at Fort Ber-
thold~ His broken leg is improving
somewhat and he is now able to gel
about with the aid of a cane. .
1t is understood that w. F. Cush.
ing, having completed his labors in
connection with the states Pan-Am'
erican display, will enter the news
field for the Minneapolis Tribune.
B. E. Jones has arrived in the city
to take a position with the new Pat
terson pharmacy. The interior Of thu
building has been completed and the
furniture and fittings are being pus
into place.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give an oyster supper at Bakers hal
Thursday, December IL, from 5 to 8
Menu: Oyster soup, crackers. pickles
celery, salads, cold meats, rolls. coffee
cake. Price, &c.
Joe Dietrich returned today from
Chicago where he attended the big live
stock show. He says it was a,splen.
did meeting and one that should de
much good to the stock raising inter
ests. He brought back several car
loads of cattle. - a "
Great difficulty is encountered il
keeping the morning west bount
Northern Pacific train on time as since
No. 7 was taken off all the local worl
between Fargo and Jamestown is don,
by this train. The passenger trafi.
is very heavy.
George Hughes was a west bound
passenger on the noon train today, re
turning from Eveleth to Dickinson
He has superintendent the installing
of a new electric light plant at Eve
leth, which is a busy mining town II
the iron regions north of Duluth. ,
Attorney John NJ. Cochrane Of Gran,
Forks, appearing for W. e. West, an,
States Attorney Jake Wineman cam,
in on the noon train from Gran.
Forks, to appear before the suprem,
court in the West habeas corpus case
for the admission of West to bail.
Judge Winchester left today TO
Medora to convene the term Of cour