Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-14
THE CRY

A ~ II A~ III
The Old Timers dance has been post
poned. s |
Gus Grambs is much improved in
health since his return from the east.
There will be no meeting of the order
of the Eastern Star until further notice.
W. 81. Webb is in Chicago making
purchases and expects to return the lat
ter part of the week.
There will be no meeting of the G.. A
r. until further notice from the colonel
commanding, J. G. Staley.
George Upright is putting up some
handsome monuments in the local ceme-
~teries, for the company of which he is
the local agent. ",
Miss Frances Allen, daughter of E. s.
Allen. arrived last night from Chicago,
called here by the illness of her father,
who is considerably improved today.
Mrs. j. M. Brown, journal clerk of the
senate, is completing her work, and leaves
in a day or 81 for Cooperstown, delighted
with her two months visit in the capital
city.
A card from st. Louis the
forthcoming wedding of Miss Anna
Weiss to Barney Katzky, formerly of
this city. The wedding will take
place March 26.
The Northern Pacific railroad within
the past few weeks has filed on 100000
acres of place and indemnity lands west
of the river. The filing fees in the local
land Office are about $4,000.
The penitentiary forces will soon begin
on their spring work. Warden Boucher
thinks the appropriation for that purpose
by the legislature will enable them to
complete the yard wall upon which a
good beginning was made last year..
twenty-five carloads of immigrant
moveables and a number of settlers are
expected to reach the city about March
81, enroute to Wilton tc settle on the
Washburn- lands. This is the second
party of a total of $50 people who will
settle on the lands this spring.
: The Troy farm in Kidder county is
said to have some 700 head of cattle
feeding on the open prairie and no hay
for an emergency. Some Of the cattle
are in poor condition and some have died
but unless there is unusual snow or ice
they may pull through all right.
DR.. Porter is greeting Bismarck friends
after three months tour through south
ern waters. The doctor reports a pleas
ant trip and much of interest to be seen
in Cuba: and South America. The. trip
was full of pleasurable surprises a jolly
company on the yacht made it the more
enjoyable.
c. II. Phelps is located in the Griffin
building on Main street, next door to
Gussner's, and will soon put in a CON-
plete line of pianos and organs. At
presnt he is prepared to handle all bust
ness in the watch making and jewelry
line and will give bottom figures on
musical instruments.
A note from Senator G. W. Wolbert of
CaSSelton announces his Forthcoming re-
moval to. st. Paul, where after March Is
he will be found with the C. W. Hackett
hardware company. His North Dakota
friends are requested to call him up when
in town and they will be taken care of as
Wolbert knows how to do.
Secretary TONNES of the Senate and
Senator Layayea caule in from the east
last nights finish up their work of cor
recting the Journal of the senate.
Townes has leased his paper the Buffalo
Express, to jay Maltby, and after return
ing to. Fargo to settle UP some business
affairs ma settle in the western part of
the state. g., n @ ~:
Mannhayen Journal: D.Murphs who
is buying cattle for Delaney Bros. of
Logan county branded d hundred head
of steers and took them across the Mis-
souri, last Saturday. MIR. Murphy des-
~eryes%credit as a cattle buyer as he
bought quite number for less than the
parties were offered last fall. The herd
Whichsconsisted ps4 one, two and three
year pollddI steers averaged him E per
head.
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