Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-23
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Born, to Mr.sand Mrs. w. d. Perkins,
8 girl, Friday morning.
Col. Robinson was among the arrivals
from the east last night. f
Captain Baker attended the funeral OF.
the late Gilbert "A. Pierce at Chicago.
Special pension bills have passed the
senate at Washington for Il. S. Pierce
and Dennis Hannifin. -
The, old electric light building is we'll
on its way to its new location in the
Washburn terminal yards.
Every precaution possible is being
taken BY the health officers to prevent
an epldemic1of smallpox in the city. j
State Auditor CarIblom has. not re-
turned yet from his home in Sargent
county-with news from that new, ar
rival. ~ 4, 4 81 <
Quite a number Of the members went
t.. st. Paul. to- spend the legislative re-
cess, and Secretary Of State Porter
joined that contingent:
Henry Wetherby seems to have been
one of the leading factors in the Hamil-
ton trial at Minneapolis, and was FORE
man of the jury that convicted Ham
ilton. - n
Mandan Times: E. Boley went to
Bismarck on Tuesday of last week and
was taken sick at the Western hotel.
On Saturday he was removed to the
hospital.
Fire broke out in the frame building
adjoining the Dakota block at about 4
o'clock this morning, and as we 60 to
press there is every prospect of it assum-
ing large proportions.
Representative Packard's Mandan
Times says: "Burleigh and Morton
counties are working together we'll in
the legislature, and united they generally
get what they go after. y
Washington's birthday passed un
eventually in the city. Banks and pub
lie offices were closed as usual on holi
days. Officials at the capitol got I
needed rest, after the rush incident t.
the session.
A fire in the kitchen at the Marshal
house caused the sounding OF an alarm
, at seven o o'clock yesterday morning. TIL
fire caught in the wall back of the rang
/. but was discovered and extinguishe'
I before any damage was done.
, R. D. Hoskins has purchased the boo
and stationery stock of G.. H. Phelr
and will consolidate it with the Capits
r Book Store in the new location. M:
e Phelps will continue the jewelry bus
p ness and will probably rent the Grifi
building.
4 Forum; The next term of the Unite
States district court will be held {
) Bismarck and will be a grand and pet
y jury term. The date for its converting
a Tuesday, March 5, but it is among tn
probabilities that there will be an al
g iournment, but that has not been abs
IS lutely decided yet.
= Crank Forks Herald: The promise
special edition Of the Wilton News
received. The number is devoted
Is matter descriptive of the natural r
sources of the country tributary to tt
le new Washburn road, and to accounts
II progress already made. It is we'll printe
on heavy book paper, contains an abunt
- ance of we'll executed half-tone engra'
ings, and is altogether a creditable piet
q. of work, in keeping with the progress
.ir i've spirit which underlies the develo]
in ment of the state.
Octopus says: Captain John '
ss Gregg, an old army comrade, a form'
10 attache of the Argus, private secretal
to Gov. Miller, and afterward for yea
IN in the departments at the capital, hi
d. been confined to his home with rhe1
no matte Affections. Under the attenti,
care of his good wife, the captain hi
every reason to be thankful it's no wor!
- but still to an active and ~vivacio,
nature like hist must be a little il,
vt some to be, kept in so long. CAPITA
ut Gregg was a gallant soldier and gent
i'll comrade. 20. %s@s'
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