Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-21
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Banner Robinson came up from
Steele today.
J. G. iWickes of Mandan was a guest
in the city today. # % ~
DR.. Kendrick has bagged his annual
deer at his hunt on the ranch. y
I A baby girl was born, last night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jaskowiak.
Nh. and Mrs. F. W. Philbrick of Red
wood Falls are at the Northwest.
E Miss Cora Strauss returned this at
ternoon from a visit at Glenullin.
/ A. c. McGillivray returned this af-
~lternoon from a trip to Dickinson.
E P.&B. Wickham was a. west bound
passenger on the noon train today.
Mrs. Stone returned last night from
Washbrrn where she has been visiting.
! Mrs. W: H. Winchester left today
for st. Paul to visit with her sister for
several weeks.
DR.. Quain returned last night from
a hunting trip in Mclean county, hay
ing killed a fine buck.
The basket ball hall will be open to-
night instead of Saturday night for the
regular practice game.
Judge Winchester returned last night
from Mercer county where he held
court and afterward enjoyed a deer
hunt.
A. P. Lenhart came down from
Washburn to attend the dance last
night and greet his many friends in
the city.
MI. and Mrs. R. D. Hoskins left for
the east this afternoon. Mrs. Hoskins
will go to southern Minnesota to visit
for a time with her parents.
The meeting of the Ideal Whist club
has been postponed until Monday, No.
vember 25th, and will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conk-
lin,
Charles Vallencey, brother of r. G.,
P. Vallencey of Jamestown, was
drowned Monday night in Lake Supe-
rior at Duluth. The body was re-
covered.
Indians, at, Standing Rock INDUCED
in a grand jackrabbit hunt recently
and 142 cotton and jack rabbits formed
part of the bill of fare for the banquet
of the Indian Y. M. C. A.
An announcement of the funeral of
Mr.. Draper of Mandan, in yesterdays
Tribune should have stated that MI.
Draper was the father of Mrs. Rice, in
stead Of the statement that Mrs. Rice
was also dead.
jamestown Alert: Tom Griffing
has received notice of his appointment
as quartermaster's clerk at Fl. Yates.
He took the examination three years
ago and was successful In passing. He
will leave for TT. Yates within a few
days to. begin work.
John Meyers of Glenview, who has
been farming in Burleigh county for a
number of years, has sold out his 4SO
acres of land for $40 an acre and has
come to Bismarck to live. MI. Meyers
has been a hard worker and prospered
as any farmer cal do who has the
right stuff in him. 4 .
The Hackney-Boynton Land com
pany is undertaking to organize a
large creamery company of eastern cap
talists for the purpose Of establishing
creameries in this state. The plan is
to build Dr. two large butter MAX
ing plants at some convenient points
and to supply farmers with a certain
number of COWS and to sell ]separators,
the COWS, and machines to be paid for
in milk. ..
A steady stream of land hunters has
been coming to the state taking advan-
tage of the fine fall weather which pre-
wallis here. One firm has a half a
dozen teams inl Emn1ons county locat-
ing land for buyers. The same firm
sent Is men to the state last week and
this week from 10 to 20 have been COM
ing each day. The lands can not be
Shown fast enough. Most of the sales
are being made in Emmons and Logan
counties along the 500 and as soon as
the projected extensions OF that line
are completed the price of the lands
is@expected to advance The efforts
OF the N.SP. and the Hackney Boynton
company to settle, the land along the
main lines OF the road will be made
more thoroughly in the future than In
the past
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