Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-29
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Elliott Barnes was in from his ranch
s:,.t: ii" Y; 2%@&%
Warden Boucher went to the twin
cities on yesterdays train. 49,,
Judge Winchester spent Thanksgiv-
ingswith his family in St. Paul. {
Representative johnson OF Sargent
spent Thanksgiving in the city.
Assistant U S. Attorney Allen was
to Fargo last night on court bus
iness.. "
H. L. Nicholson and family spent
Thanksgiving at Wilton with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eastman, returning today. =
DR.. Strauss came down from Glen
ullin to eat Thanksgiving turkey with
his mother and sister.
Austin Logan advertises some spe-
cial bargains in groceries, fruits, etc.
as will be seen in another column.
Waterman Clifford of the Northern
Pacific bridge partook of Thanksgiv-
ing turkey with his daughter at Steele.
Mrs. Hull has gone to visit her par
ents in Des Moines, a., and Editor
Hull has gone to painting-the Settler
office.
Mrs. J. D. Wakeman and Lois Barnes
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hughes
at Fargo, having spent Thanksgiving
with them.
Attempts to make artificial skating
ponds about the city have been unsuc-
cessful thus far owing to the high
temperature.
Pat Lyons is up from Steele today.
1t is said Pat is making many land
deals just now and materially increas-
ing his eNchequer.
Judge Young of the supreme bench
spent Thanksgiving at his home in
Fargo. Judges Wallin and Morgan
remained in Bismarck.
Landlord Bookwalter of the Hotel
Wilton is visiting in the city today.
He says over 100 men are working in
the coal mines at Wilton.
P. E. Byrne: I will get down to
business in my new Office next week
and can offer choice bargains in real
estate-and insurance.
A baby boy arrived in the household
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Register
Wednesday which event gave unusual
cause for Thanksgiving.
One of the tennis courts on the hill
used for a game yesterday after
noon. 1t is not many sections of the
country that can boast of such a fact.
J. H. Marshall has been appointed
by the school board to take the census
of school children. He begins tomor-
row and has twenty days to complete
it.
Henry Anderson says he has put in
the season farming-threshed out Is
bushels of flax to the acre-which was
much more profitable than anything in
town. ,
Governor White and his brother and
Mr.. Schmidt of Chicago returned on
the afternoon train from an inspection
tour. of a bunch of Morton county
lands.
The management of the Catholic fair
are particularly indebted to John Ho-
nan for his assistance in preparing
the excellent spread for the patrons Of
the event. '1
Charley Strom was in the city long
enough today to be infogmed by the
sheriff that he had been drawn to serve
on the petit jury for the term Of dis
trict court beginning December 10th.
c.. D. Edick leaves tomorrow for a
trip through Emmons, Logan and Nc
,Intosh counties in the interest of the
New York Life Insurance company.
He is doing a large business among the
farmers of those counties.
Thanksgiving having been passed
the various churches of the city are
preparing for the Xmas exercises. At
the Presbyterian church on last Sun
day all the committees were appointed
to prepare a Christmas program.
Superintendent Abbott OF the new
depot is disappointed today ait the non.
arrival OF Superintendent Wilson to
whom he expected to turn over the
property. IT. is probable that the
transfer will fbe made tomorrow.
g. D. EdicH shot a pinnated grouse
Just 8 ntl5e Of Long Lake It was the
only one THERE and probably drifted IN
during a storm from southern Mime
sofa. He has had it mounted by ]. D
Alien of Mandan. It is a very hand.
some bird "a
a large number OF citizens partool
OF the excellent Thanksgiving dinner
at the Northwest Northwest n variety q