Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-12
THE CITY


Examiner Wallace went to jamestown
last night.
I. o. O. F. meetings postponed until
further notice.
Tom Poole went down to the Jim
River metropolis last night,
: Mrs. Tom Poole returned last night
from a visit with jamestown friends.
Chas. Kupitz was the successful bid
der, for the Bismarck Painted Woods
mail contract at $500 a year.
Business at the land office is begin
ming and the spring rush promises to
furnish business than for years.
Attorney General Comstock's second
proclamation has just reached Churches
Ferry and the Sun prints it headed
Bulletin No. q"
Rev. Guernsey expects to leave Bis
marck about April LIST. His term of
service with the Baptist church. of this
city closes at that time.
Prof. Robinson, who had charge of the
production of Queen Esther here, is now
in Cando where local talent has secured
him to produce Belshazzar.
Ihe Indians are at peace with the
world and free from epidemic diseases
said Major Richards of Berthold who
was in Bismarck a few days ago.
Mats Glineburg has decided to settle
in Whatcom, Washington, and his fami-
ly will remove there as soon as they can
complete arrangements for leaving the
city.
Hon. W. w. Barrett left last night for
his home at Churches Ferry. MI. Bar
rett leaves with the consciousness of
duty we'll done and submits to the inev-
liable with grace and resignation.
Valley City Alliance: A crew of N.
z. surveyors left Jamestown Tuesday on
the j. d N. for Bowdon to survey for the
extension of that line to the Missouri
river. Coal Harbor is said to be their
destination.
. Deputy State Supt. Woods has rented
the house on 9Th street now occupied by
Rev. Guernsey and expects to remove
his family from Grafton about April LIST.
He has three boys who will enter the
public schools.
Local papers throughout the state an
nounce the return of the legislators
after the end of the session-all of them
expressing themselves as glad to get
home and none of them having to do
much explaining.
Sheriff G. E. Moody and Ex-Sherif
). A. Rckert of Richland county arrived
IN the city last night with Roy Benedict,
a son of former senator Benedict, who
was sentenced to a year in the penitent-
larry from Lidgerwood for burglary.
P.B. Rognlie, the assistant secretary
of the senate who was taken down with
small pox, has finished his service in
quarantine and has gone to his home in
Wells county. Ralph Sanders, who was
also down with the disease, is also out
again.
st. Paul papers are publishing a half
page. ad of the Washburn Ignite coal
advertised as 'smokeless fuel' and the
ad embellished with an excellent picture
of General Washburn, through whose
enterprise the residents of the twin
cities are enabled to get coal at 81 a ton.
Judge Morgan in Forum: I am in
Fargo on a little matter of business and
after a stay Of a few days I shall go on
to the Mud Springs in Indiana. After a
little recuperation there I shall go to
Chicago for q short visit and on my way
home ! shall visit my brother in Wis
consin. VIII return to Fargo about
March &c, to prepare for the spring term
Of the supreme court which is to convene
in Fargo March 90.
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