Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-19
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G A.. Heegard of Mandan is visiting
with friends insthe city today.
The gymnasium will be open satur-
day afternoon to the little girls from 8 to
5 o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
Judge Winchester has postponed the
trial OF the Mandan contempt cases
until April 20. { :
Pat McHugh is assisting Health OFF,
cen Quain with the performance of
quarantine and other duties.
The case of Nichols vs. Thingstad is
being argued in the supreme court to-
day by Attorneys Nichols and Greene.
Henry Richholt has opened his place
OF business in the building formerly
occupied by Mericle, and the place is
being repaintedA and otherwise inn
proved
The Young Peoples Society
Of the First Baptist church will serve
ice cream, cake and coffee at Bakers
hall tonight. Ice cream and cake, Is
cents; coffee extra.
Rev. Anderson is attending the an
n1lal conference of the Methodist
church which is being held at Fargo
and will continue during the week.
Bishop Walden is presiding at, the con-
ference.
Justice Henry Gilbert of Billings
county is in the city today. It is re-
ported that Biles, one of the alleged
horse rustlers cut on $1,000 cash bail
TOT trial at the next term of district
court. has skipped.
The Quarantine on the Mcsorlev
hotel, which was the cause of a law
suit before Judge Winchester several
days ago, has been raised, the building
thoroughly fumigated and put in shape
fer business again.
Capital City lodge No. 2, I. O. O. F.,
meets tonight at 8 o'clock. Arrange
ments for the celebration on the 2eth
inst. and organizing Rebekahs to be
perfected. 1t is earnestly requested
that all members attend,
The Baptist Young Peoples ice
cream social at Bakers hall tonight
deserves good attendance; well1wish-
ers of their organization as well as
those who appreciate good ice cream
should not miss the opportunity.
As President Mckinley and party
will visit Yellowstone Park on thei,
return from the Pacific coast, it has
been decided to open the park to the
general public on June 1. ten days
earlier than usual, and to close the
season Sept. Is.
Deputy Land Commissioner Merricl
reports a good leasing of state land al
Washburn. About forty quarters
were leased and the total amount re.
ceived was about $500. One quarter
CT hay land leased for $40 a year. The
demand for hay land is good.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Sands have 10,
Gated permanently at Slaughter in this
county and will engage in farming ant
stockraising. Their mother Mrs
Linda w. Slaughter, has leased thu
Mellen cottage across the track ant
will remain in Bismarck for the pres.
ent. . j. ago.. -. ~
The Village PEARSON company cam.
iry from Dickinson this morning ant
will play at the Atheneum tonight
The company is said to give a goot
play, full Of interesting situations, ant
carrying that truth to nature tina
made Human Hearts so popular with
theater goers. =. .lt..
j. A. Burgulm, now of Arthur, Cas-
county, has sold his 500 acre ranch
the Woodside stock farm-with all it.
appurtenances, at Conkling, Mclean
county, ito Rev. F. A. Schmalle of De
fance, Iowa. Mr.. Schmalle passet
through the city yesterday, having
brought a tenant from Iowa and in
stalled in charge of the ranch.
Forum: Cards are out announcing
the marriage of A. j.. Hesler of Chi
cago and Miss Ruth Bonard at Moline
HI, May S. Everybody will extent
congratulations to "Hes" who was TIL,
former travelling representative Of TIN
Reid-Murdock CO. in this territory IS,
long He WAS a hustler in a ball gam,
as il the grocery line and popular, ev
eryWhere.
District court will convene at Me
dora nextRWeek. There are three case,
OF horse stealing to be tried and con
siderable interest will attach to th,
trial of these cases, after the develop
ments regarding horse stealing tina
have been made in the western par
of the state. Attorney Cochrane vii
go up to defend two OF the men nnde
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