Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-02

ss5i5 s$#szs@ss BIS
much improved III health and re-
freshed ~ the outing. s8
Mrs. N a Boalehe and daughter
EE1dlinlasWent east this afternoon. sss8
Mrs. 4 Best and mother,Mrs.
Proctor, weerrtst Jamestown this afters-s
. 81 S
HUI went down to Dawson To-
day o look after his arm interests
there
s~Ts1llereWiil be good music and re-
Sffflresh1aents a the BBB dance Fri
day eYening. Extraladies "a cents
The funeral Of Charles GhamberlainI|2
Will take place o'clock tomorrow
afternoon attthe Methodist church.
The ladies guild viii meaet tomors--|
rev Thursday afternoon 1t he home
of Mrs. !. s.s$PIant Work viii bes5
furnished for all.
Black Of Cincinnati, A. Ros-
worth assistant treasurer there, al
u. VonasteinWehr OF the city,
an party in the city interested in
the sale o. the Fort Stevenson lands,
and the Indications areSthalt they wilt
gain possession Of the entire tract
the supreme COURT today - being
argued a case involving certain lands,
alleged to lie inthe city Of James.
and where an action has been.
brought to remove them from the city
limits. City Attorney Thorpe pre-.
SCENTS theease for the city s. James
town. ssSs
The board of edlIcationlast night re-.
sjected all bids for furnishing coal for
the use Of the school buildings. There
we're two bids in, one the5L Lamb.
Lumber company and the Other from
NH Burton, the tenders being at
800 aIdSs2..22a The board Will re-
advertise for bids until Oct, Is.
prairie fire yesterday afternoon
destroyed 25OSto 800 tons of hay be-
longing William Watson, the we'll
known Mckenzie stockman. The FIRE.
is said to have been started by a pass
ing freight train and it spread from.
the track down into the slough, de-
stToying Watson's hay and forty or
tons belonging to William Hughes
The new schedule went into effect
yesterday and gives the Dakota divi-
sionthe best system Of trains At has.
ever had There I six trains daily
between Jamestown and Fargo and the
best passenger service the Devils Lake
branch ever enjoyed. The train for
the north makes the run OF los miles
UP andsback at the rate Of 20 miles an
hour, including is possible stops. Thlee
business Of the road was never before
SO heavy.
NJ. johnson OF Dwight came up
TO bid on some OF the landsin4the Fort
stevenson reservation With ]. G.
tHallum and others he figured on buy
ing UP eighteen sections. IL it could be
obtained at affair price, and using it
for ranch property. The other bid
ders outbid them, and Mr.Johnson
viii probably return home tonight.
He carried the presidential returns
down to Washington last winter, and
while there met President Mckinley,
over whose shocking death he is much
grieved. A
Frank Donnelly returned last night
from Canada, where he has been Vis--
iting olsd#friends for several weeks. He
had not been there for thirty--fWo years
sfound many changes The young
people with whom he associated have,
any OF them, moved away, and con-
sditions are much different thanswhen
he he AT Buffalo Saturday
hesaw M. H. Jewell, Asa Fisher and
other North Dakotans.
Attorney G. "a. Stanley today filed q
bo,ndand application for removal OF
the case OF Mckenzie VS.. StoWe1l, in;
yolving thespossession ~ofsscartain city
bonds, from the district corrtto the
United States district court. The
case is against Byrnea city
treasurer, but MI. Stanley urged il
his appIfeatIonthatth the real issue was
between Mckenzie and stoWell, and
asked for the transferof the q on
the ground that the latterWa anon non
resident. The orderswas granted and
the case was fled with 2. ~. HoskiIns,,
as elerk@for#t the circuit court