Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-05

age, and they swore out q warrant fol
his arrest. II vi 4 "a Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conway, formerl,
Of this city, are now residing in Grand
Forks. Mrs. Conway IS q daughter Cd
[Col. M. P. slattery, the well known
grocer. ~
Roland Bowers, formerly a resident
Of this city, who served with the Sec.
ond infantry in Cuba, is visiting friends
in the city. He is now in the shotel
business in Manitoba.
Justice Tibbils has held Albert
Mousse and eight witnesses who adj
mitted having been in the Dakota
block Sunday evening, to the district
court in 500 bonds each. f
A fire alarm this morning sent the
fire department, on a wild goose chase
to the northwestern part of town,
where a board fence was burning, out
of reach of fire protection.
The Queen of Hayti company has
changed its date for this city and will
be here Thursday of this week. Re-
ports from Fargo say the show packed
the house the second night.
General Miller returned last night
from Dickinson. He reports a good
inspection of Company X. Captain
Skeen has resigned and DR.. L. G.
Smith was elected in his stead.
The Arion society of New York, who
stopped in the city several years ago,
is en- route east from Yellowstone
Park, and will pass through the city
this afternoon. There are 115 in the
party.
Special Agent Allen of the land de-
partment drove up from Winona reach
ing here at 3 O'Clock Sunday morning
He says the night air was so cold a
heavy overcoat would have been com
Portable.
E. H. Sperry has returned from Kan
sas with a shipment of SO head Of cat
tie which he bought in the drouth dis
trict. He says the country is overrun
with buyers from all parts of the
country.
Fifteen year old Frank Calvin Oh
I'm onnc 0o11nfu yroc in ThN oifx Loot
week, en route to join his parents in
Cuba. He will work as a teamstel
until he is old enough to enlist in the
U. S. army.
In Buffalo the Express declares thai
the sidewalks are extended and i'm.
proved from time to time In Bis
marck the greatest need is for i'm,
provement from Fourth street to tn,
Washburn depot.
A. S. Dudley of Milwaukee, counse
for the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pau
road, is in the city, and will appea:
before the state board of equalization
in the matter of the assessment of tn,
road for taxation.
I. W. Healy's new stock of grocerie.
on Sixth street is in place-and it il
n of the neatest stores in the city
Fresh eggs and butter will be made
speciality. Mr.. Healy has a complet'
store in every respect
Captain Moffet: 1 expect to leav,
for the east Wednesday of this week
Will go to Chicago, visit in Kansas tt
say good bye to the folks there ant
from there to Fort Meade. Have no
sold my property yet.
Chief Clerk Myron w. Hutchinson O.
the land Office left Saturday Afternoon
for Bay City, Mich, where he vii
visit for about three weeks with his
mother and brothers. His little daugh.
ter accompanied him.
Land Commissioner Laxdahl came il
last night from the east. The state
board Of university and school lands
will meet Wednesday for the election
Of officers for the state land depart.
ment for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Belknap of Crane
Forks will move to Los Angeles, Cal
Mr.. Belknap was formerly in charge
Of the Western Union Office here ant
Mrs. Belknap is well known as {
daughter of Major Edwards.
Friends of Miss Margaret H. David.
son will regret to learn that hel
health is such that it will be impos.
sible for her to reside in Bismarck, an6
she and her. sister Miss Minnie David
son will leave soon for the Pacific
coast where they will reside in future
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings left
Sunday afternoon for the east. They
go to Milwaukee to take in the denta.
convention and from there will go tt
Buffalo to visit the Pan-American ex.
position. They will be absent severa.