Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-20
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N Representative Gulack went home last
night. R@s., j.. 49,
C. ] Lord came in last night from
the east. 49, .,s- 3
Deputy Bank Examiner Wallace is
back from jamestown.
Captain Gregory was down from Dick
inson yesterday and went home last
night. ~. ~ ;. rs l :
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve a dinner on the evening of: Thurs
day, Feb. %.
Services at st. Georges church today
(Ash Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Also Friday evening at 7:3O. s-
Mrs. Senator LaMoure came in from
the east last night and will visit in the
city until the close Of the session.
Sheldon Progress. The press associ-
alton smoked on Senator Little-little in
stature but with the heart of an u.
Thomas Baker, jr., came in on last
nights train from Fargo and was being
greeted by many old legislative friends.
Captain Moffet returned last night
from Washington where he has been
looking after his chances to secure a
position in the regular service. '
:.
The B. B. B. B. party at Baker hall
last night was n of the prettiest of the
season. A large number attended and
all enjoyed the evening completely.
Turtle Mountain Star: The United
States court will meet at Bismarck
March 5, 1901. Deputy Marshal Schind-
Ter will take the usual quota of prison
ers down for trial.
Chief Clerk Seaman of the house went
to Grand Forks last night. Joe hes not
been in good health since his arrival in
the city and will rest up for a few days
in the hope that the change will do
him good.
Travelling Representative P. FL. Scan
Ian of the Milwaukee road was in the
city yesterday, leaving those unique
advertisements of the Milwaukee road
and proving himself as popular and
agreeable as ever. "
Mike De la Bere declares that that
stag dinner given by Mrs. Briggs and
her %vivacious daughter, Miss Bessie, to
four young bachelors who we're here
with the press association was an es-
p~ecially happy event.
The monthly dime social of the Pres
byterian Ladies' Aid society will be had
at the home of Mrs. w. B. Watson on
Thursday afternoon. A pleasant pro-
gram and a sunshiny afternoon for all
friends and visitors in the city.
Grand Chancellor W. r. Sprake of the
Knights of Pythias of the state will be at
Castle Hall of st. Elmo lodge No. 4, K.
of P, tonight. and will exemplify the
s !cret work. There will also be work in
the second and third ranks. All mem
bers of the lodge and visiting members
of the order are requested to be present.
Rev. A. Durrie returned last night
from New Salem where he held Sunday
services and examined the ground for
the missionary work of the church. If
plans carry permanent English work will
be maintained in Morton county by the
Presbyterian church. The services of
the Rev. M. w. Kratz of Mandan in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday were
Of a high order and we're we'll appre-
ciated by those present. -
The Wilton News has issued a hand
some special edition devoted to the
growth and development Of Wilton, and
the %portraying the development of the
coal mining industry esta blished by
General w ashbnrn. The edition is re-
plete with. views of Wilton and the
mines, and contains much valuable and
interesting matter which cannot fail to
benefit the locality and the mining in
dustry in an advertising way.
The Washbnrn Leader takes a fall out
OF the Bismarck Gun club as follows:
John r, Robinson and others interested
il the passage Of restrictive legislation
to say III remaining deer from total
determination, says that little or no
hope is offered among the members and
that further signing q petitions to the
honorable body now in session at Bis
marck would be only q waste Of time, as
tho Bismarck Gun club has taken a fall
with the proposition and say may
The people yet have recourse to the