Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-18

alton by her skillful playing in the Q
cent match with the Minnesota State
university team. ~ .
George Fortune has taken charge Of
John Ritchey's dray and Ritchey is in
charge of the peace and dignity of the
city as chief of police.
R. D. Hoskins has a force of men
at work or his grounds making a lawn
and he is also having a cement side
walk laid. When finished his place
will be one of the handsomest in the
city.
Miss Lulu Satterlund, daughter of
Receiver John Satterlund, will grad
uate from the Valley City normal
school in June, where she has pursued
a four years course to fit herself for
teaching.
Chas. Goughner, who lives in the
Gerald f-erce property which he pur-
chased last winter, will pass the sum
mer on his ranch in the Buchanan val
ley, Emmons county. He will move
down there next week.
Mr.. HORNE and family left last night
for Delphos, Ohio, where he has pur-
chased a lumber yard for his two old
est sons He has sold his interest in
the Kidder county ranch, which he re-
Gently purchased of J. J. Jackman.
Word comes from Fargo of the death
Of S. J. Vidger, head of the house of
Vidger & Lewis. He was taken sew
eral days ago with an attack of acute
appendicitis which resulted fatally.
He will be buried at Fargo Sunday.
The deputy game ~wardenship, which
has been the bone of contention in
Kidder county politics for the past six
years, has been settled for the present
by the selection for appointment of L.
C. Rhoades and w. l.. Ketchum, thus
deposing J. j. Gokey, who held the
Office since the law creating it went
into effect.
The Degree of Honor is going to give
a dance in honor of the A. 0. U. w.
members next Tuesday evening, April
%. All members of the A. o. U. w.
lodge and their families are cordially
invited to attend. The Bismarck or
chestra has been engaged to play and
the adjoining hall has been rented for
the occasion. There will not be any
collection taken. Degree of Honor
furnishes everything.
The guests of the Grand Pacific say
Henry Tatley, Hank" Vollner and
others are jealousy worked UP over a
new invention by Uncle" George and
Alex Louden for getting ducks. A
fish pole cuts considerable figure in
this new idea and the new idea was
tried for the first time yesterday and
the gentlemen we're the recipients of
much attention on their return with
one birds. 1t is said the invention
does not conflict with the new game
law.
The Northern Pacific contemplates
the transportation of 10000 horses
from Forsythe, Mont, to St. Paul after
the great auction sale June IT to p.
Some idea OF the number Of horses in
this shipment can be gained from the
fact that 500 cars will be required to
cary them, or fifteen train loads OF
thirty-three cars each. The North
ern Pacific will give free t~ransporta-
ton from Chicago to Forsythe and re-
turn for each buyer who ships one or
more cars of horses.
Alert: Governor White has inter
sted himself in the matter OF securing
fish for Spiritwood lake and has been
quite successful This will be appre-
ciated at Jamestown and elsewhere.
1.-THE governor writes that he has re-
ceived from Fish Commissioners ". w.
Barrett In response to his request, a
promlse To place q large quantity OF
fish in spiritwood lake during the com
ing summer. He has the promise OF
a carload from the II $ fish commits
sioner and says that h will place
most Of them In spiritwood lake be-
cause he considers that the best lake
in the state Tor the propagation Of fish.
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