Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-25
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Attorney A. T. Patterson has gone
to st. Paul for a business trip.
The Hughes electric company is ar
ranging to install a light and telephone
plant at Glendive.
State Treasurer Mcmillan, accom-
panied by his daughter, came in from
Langdon on Sundays train.
District court at Washburn is ver
and Judge Winchester and Attorney
Register have returned from there.
Deputy State Superintendent Woods
is at Grafton making arrangements
for the removal of his family to Bis
marck.
Miss Della Auxier returned from
Valley City last night, where she has
been taking a course at the state nor
NAL.
Clerk Hoskins Of the supreme court
went to Fargo last night to be ready
for the term of supreme court which
begins tomorrow. -
The ladies of the Episcopal guild will
serve an Easter tea and sale on Tuesday,
April I'd. There will also be a table of
homemade cookery.
Mrs. D. r. Bailey and Miss McDon-
aid were arrivals from the west Last
night and are visiting with Ma. and
Mrs. J. H. Marshall.
Rev. A. Dunrie returned from Will
ton yesterday afternoon, being sum-
nom by telephone, on account of the
death OF Judge Bartholomew.
l.. M. McGlashan, s~tenographer at
the land office, is acting as court stem
ographer at the Washburn term of
court, in the absence of r. M. futile.
Mrs. M. H. Jewell left Saturday night
tor Tacoma to visit the Hanscoms,
Hendersons, Thompsons, La Walls, and
hosts of other old time B~ismarckers.
Dr.. Porter has installed in his pala-
tial rooms in the Dakota block one of
the finest of the Columbia Phono-
graph company's machines-brought it
from Washington.
Patsy. Roberts, who was the center
of the disturbance on the street Satur-
day evening, wa this afternoon sen
fenced by Justice Tibbals to S25 or
twelve days in Jail.
States Attorney Allen left Saturday
night for the east and he will visit
at his old home in New Jersey for a
month o. so seeking rest and recuper
alton. His daughter Frances who
has been visiting in the city for some
days returned east with him.
Just when spring was believed to
have come, the illusion was dispelled
by the heaviest fall of now of the win
ter, several inches having fallen since
Saturday night. The ground is thickly
covered and residents of the slope have
their first experience at snow bucking.
The weather is warm, and this latest
freak of perverse spring will probably
not remain more than a few days.
E. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro came in last
night, in response to a telegram an
nouncing the death of his old friend
and school mate, Judge Bartholomew.
Mr.. Sarles was at Hillsboro when the
telegram came and was just able to
catch a freight train and reach the
city last night. He is in charge of the
arrangements for. the funeral and is
doing whatever he can to assist the
relatives Of the deceased.
jamestown Alert: The N. P. sur
tveyors returned yesterday from sur
veying the route for the Oberon extern
sion. AS far as learned the company
will build about 81 miles of track in a
northwesterly direction from Oberon'
up the Antelope valley passing through
Benson and into Pierce county, ard
about midway between the G. N. and
the 500 lines. The country is well
settled all the way. The survey stops
at Buffalo lake. Two towns will be
near the new road. Viking and Water