Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-02
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The city council holds it's regular
meeting tonight. Il !. !
J.. H. Marshall began the work Of
The school census today. Il
: Captain Baker left on the afternoon
train Sunday for ST. Paul. i
H. l.. Nicholson returned Sunday
from a: weeks visit in st. Paul. /
General A. Hughes came in on the
train today from Minneapolis.
States, Attorney Allen returned on
the moor train from a trip to st. Paul.
The county commissioners are hold |
ing their regular monthly meeting to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell left for New
York and Washington yesterday on a
brief trip.
Superintendent Wilson and Foreman
ingalls, came in on the noon train from
Jamestown.
The first of the month was ushered
in with a light snowfall last night and
this morning.
A p%ostofice has been established at
Arnold, Burleigh county, with r. A.
Yeter as postmaster.
Miss Cora Strauss left on the noon
train Sunday for an extended visit with
friends in Butte and Helena.
J. w. Foley returned on the noon
train from Minneapolis Sunday. Mrs.
Foley will remain for a week OF SO
longer.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
meet at Mrs. Connors on Thursday,
Dec. 9TH at 2 O'Clock. A good attend
ance is expected.
Mrs. E. H. Walker and children have
gone to Minneapolis to be absent over
the holidays. MI. Walker will be alb
sent but a few days.
w. F. Cochrane returned on the noon
train Sunday from Chicago where he
went in the interest of some real estate
investments in the city.
Chief of Police Ritchey Sunday
bought a quarter section of land from
Chris Keegan. The land is good farm
ing land, not far from the city.
John Satterlund and States Attorney
McCulloch left on the noon train Sun
day for the west. They are looking
up a tract of 10000 acres Of land.
Sister Boniface of st. Alexius hos
pital has returned from a visit with
friends in st. Paul, where she enjoyed
a very pleasant vacation from her
work here.
A telegram from Ell Reno, Oklahoma,
to Edward Mccormick yesterday an
nounced the probably fatal illness. of
his son, Jim, formerly a member of the
Tribune composing room force.
G. J. Fifeld remembers the Tribune
| with a copy of the Los Angeles Sunday
| Times, containing a reproduction OF
the Tribune's recent Medora CORES
| pondent regarding President Roose-
| welt in the west.
Alderman Jackson: The two Sec
tions of land sold to Iowa parties on
Saturday were the last of the railroad
lands in. Mckenzie township, and the
purchasers will settle on and improve
them next spring. ~&
AS an Indication of the improved
conditions in Burleigh county-of 44C
descriptions of farm lands sold fo1
taxes accommodating since 1889 and sold
under the Woods law-about $50 have
been MISUNDERSTANDING less than 10C
descriptions clouded with back taxes.
The programme for the annual meet
ing of the state educational associa.
ton at Grand Forks January l., 2, and
8, has been published. superintend-
emit Devine, County Superintendent
Fannie Dunn and .Supt- William
Moore are down for discussions at the
meeting. a~.
Sanborn E~nterprise: J. L. Atkins
left Tuesday morning for Bismarck
] and Washburn- and contiguous terri
tory. II he finds a suitable place dur
ing his absence to embark in business
he will, next spring, when his contraet
with Mr.: Black expires, remove from
this place.
Orunsby Mcdarg, who has been il
Europe for some months, has returned
from his trip and is in the city toda!
looking after some business He re
turned from the east yesterday, ant
will leave shortly for Washington t
resume his duties as secretary to>sen
ator McCumber.
r. w. Heaton came in from the cas-
Sunday with a party Of six landseekerl
from Iowa. Mr.. Heaton has brough
o,,4 ! hns,f "A err observation-disclosures d,,,s uu AZ.