Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-30
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Elliot Barnes is able to,3 be out after
II long on spell q sickness
German measles i'll reported s hay-
illg QUITE run among the school chill
sdren. @s55 &
Commissioner Turner has moved
into the Hughes house on Second street
and Avenue A. ssSss #@SH
Judge Wallin has sold his beautiful
cottage at Detroit Lake to Hon. i. b.
Hanna d Fargo. y z
George Gtlssner% Is remodelfng the
hall owe his store and Will divide it
into several rooms.
R. 4. Dutton and1 Frank Andrews
and families wilt take the night train
for e Spokane, Wash. 3S
John Dawson has moved into his
new ia home, formerly the Glineburge
property, on Seventh street
The dance to have been given by.
Company next Friday evening Wa
declared OF at a meeting held last
night. Il @s
Mrs G1ineburg and family leave this
evening for Everett Wash, where, she
will Join her husband Wit, went west
some time ago. biz
Mrs. r. I. Guernsey LETT III last last
nights train for Lewiston, Idaho,
where Rev. Guernsey has charge II tha.
Baptist church.
The cooking school ii attracting
considerable attention. Today the
lesson IS meats" tomorrow tomorrow B sauces
and other dishes. "
Mrs. J. L. Granquist leaves for Ia
coma this evening. Mr.. Granquiist,
who went west q some, tine ago, viii
join his wife at that place. s
MI. John johnson has purchased the
house north Of the Strauss property, On
Fourth street and is having ii moved
to his lots on Eight street.
a stag dinner party--in the way OF;
q surprise to N. Il. JeWe11--was given
last evening by Mrs. Jewel-anniver-
saary birthday being the occasion.
s. M. P,ye went to Wilton this morn
ing 70 take inventory of the B. & w.
lumber yards preparatory to change
ii the mode Of its superintendency.
The regular business meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Of the NJ. e. church will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Frank DON
nelly 81 Thursday evening at s O'Clock.
They are having bird shoots, base
ball and other sports in other cities of
the state-what has become Of Uncle
Watson, and other dead game sports in
Bismarck?
Lessons on meats was considered at
the cooking school this afternoon.
About the same lesson will be given
this evening at Sso'clock. Single les
sons, IS cents.
Mr.. Corbin, son of the Boss Wolf
Hunter reports having recently
killed one family Of wolves consisting
Of the mother and thirteen pups, in
the hills north OF Wards. i
Albert Mareellus, who has been con
"E-EII EanF $500 AsES hsE En.E aAHSE[ > Ia
duetingxthe business Of the Bismarck
e Washburn coInpany's yards in the
city, went to Wilton this morning to
take charge Of the yards UP there
Tonight is the last night on which
excnrsionsrates to thecoast are on sale
and several families, who are intending
to locate on the coast, are taking ad-
" vantage. Of These. rates to go west.
Il e. Bestand wife will go t, James
wn5tonighf to be present at the mar
riage t Mrs. Best's brother, Bert Proc
tor, t Miss rma McGinnis. Mrs.
Best win visit some time III James
town.
The various land agents in the city
say that the land salesin this and Nc
Lean counties is wonderful, and at the
present rate OF immigration it will not
be LONG; until the choice land will be
all taken up. s Il VI.
III sTIaoomnorroWW twelve ganngs will begin
work On the Washbrrn road from vii.
ton. Instead Of trest1e work the RAJ
vines crossed will be filled with earth.
The road viii b,e.##priuisrhped L, completion
and----Washburn.
Reddington Bros, Of Lake Park, Ia
went north On themorning train tak-
ing with them three cars Of stock
They have purchased land Of j. r.
jackson Of this city besides taking
three homesteads
States Attorney Aliens absence in
Newark, ~ ]. has been prolonged be-