Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-19
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Mrs: Dillon spent the afternoon in
Mandan. ' I'VE :
Governor White has returned from
his trip to Valley City.
Dr.. Porter went to Mandan at noon
to transact business there.
The ladies guild will meet this week
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Dillon.
United States Marshal John E. Hag-
CART came in on the noon train from
Fargo.
The Misses Mabel and Edna Boucher
spent the afternoon visiting friends in
Mandan.
The What Happened to Jones"
company came in on the noon train
from the east.
Regular meeting of Fortnightly club
at 3 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 20, with
Mrs. Francis R. Smyth.
The Benson County News took in
$50 last Sunday on subscription ac-
count and claims the record for the
state.
Militia companies through the state
are electing delegates to attend the
meeting of the National Guard asso-
citation ait Fargo, Dec. II.
Friends of Mrs. John P. Dunn will
regret to learn that she is suffering
with an attack of pneumonia and is
at the hospital for treatment. 1t is
earnestly hoped she will improve rap
idly.
Chief of Police Ritchey: / have Sc
cured a place for a dog pound and in
a day or so additional men will be put
on and will proceed to round up the
dogs on which no licenses have been
paid.
A match game of basket ball be-
tween a team of young ladies of the
Basket Ball club and a team of young
men from the capitol, resulted in vic
tory for the young ladies last night by
a score of 6 to 5.
The last brick on the pavement was
laid yesterday and the filling of &C.
ment was completed today, finishing
the pavement. The contractors are
gathering their supplies preparatory
to leaving the CITY.
Warren Taylor has been appointed
postmaster at Glencoe, Mrs. Robin.
son retiring from the Office. Mrs
Robinson and her husband before hen
have held the ~postofice at Glencoe
since its establishment.
Rev. Joss went to Mandan on thu
noon train to conduct funeral services
over the remains of Mrs. J. S. Green
who died there Saturday. Mrs. Greer
had been ill for a long time and hat
suffered much in her illness.
Col. Pond returned east yesterday
afternoon after spending the day il
the city. He investigated the wate1
situation at Fort Keogh while oul
west and is of the opinion that wells
will have to be drilled to furnish
water.
The water situation is improving
gradually. Water is. now available
except on the very high ground in thu
city. Air pressure in the mains ha.
retarded the flow of. water to some ex
tent but hydrants were opened yes
terday and the air released. y
The Fargo papers, usually critica
in the matter of theatrical perform
ances, give the What Happened t.
Jones" company excellent notices
The play is said to have been one o
the best that has appeared there thi'
| season. At the Atheneum tonight.
The report of the inspector of immi
| grafton for the past year shows tina
| immigrants bound for North Dakot;
included 1866 Germans, Lat Scan
dinavians, and the remainder of
total of 2,SS9 of scattering nationali
ties, each being represented by les
than 100 persons.
Fargo Call: The What Happene'
to Jones" company played to good bus
! mess at the opera house last evening
and a better pleased audience seldom
leaves this popular play house. TIL
funny situations were numerous an
the audience in just the humor IT,
appreciate the points made y:
The law relative to stock RUNNING
at large was changed by the legislat
ors last year. Heretofore stocl
nun ait large after November LIST: blu
under the new law, not until after De
cember 1st- Those having cattl
should keep this change in mind, as
may save them trouble in. the future
Company A last night elected tn
following delegates to- Fargo, wher
the meeting OF the national guard as
i ISOLATION of the state will be held Det