Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-18
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Company a drill tonight.
Joseph Hare returned today from a
east. a.,
T. w. Al1shouse was in the city from
Steele Sunday. IL. So, >%t> :
= Attorney Patterson is at Napoleon
on legal business -, y
Superintendent Wilson came in
from jamestown today.
4 Judge Winchester holds court in
Mercer county this week.
Mrs. N. G. Young is with Judge
Young at the Northwest, for a visit.
J. H. 'Wishek of Ashley was among
the guests in the. city Saturday night.
Regular meeting of Bismarck lodge
No. 5, F. &. A. M. at Masonic hall to-
night.
Z Ira Mandigo has sold his farm near
Braddock, Emmons county, to Iowa
parties. 49,
The Ideal Whist club will meet with
:Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Conklin Friday,
November 22nd.
Remember the basket social at the
Swedish Lutheran church tomorrow
(FTiday) evening.
General Washburn is in the east
and paid This respects to President
Roosevelt while in Washington.
Cecil Taylor has returned from
Manitoba where he accompanied his
father with a shipment of horses.
Some steamboating is being done in
the vicinity Of Washburn, the warm
weather having kept the river open.
Col. Pond is in the city today re-
turning from Fort Keogh where he
has been investigating the water sup
ply -.
Tickets for What Happened to
Jones" on sale at Remington's, the
best, comedy of the season. Do not
miss it,. q
Inspector Chandler is in the city
to make some inspections of surveys
done from the local Office the past
summer. 60"
The work of paving the driveway
will be completed in a day. or two.
This will complete the work on the
depot walks.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will give a basket social at the
church Tuesday evening and a right
~royaIgood time is in store for all who
attend. =
= R. TURNER has returned from a
"trip to =:Gladstone. . He says the Pan
American commission will hold a
meeting as soon as the state exhibits
arrive from Buffalo.
b b The Northern Pacific is shipping
large quantities of clay west to be
used, in the repair of dams. The clay
is obtained on the Dakota division
and is shipped west on flat cars. Sew
eral train loads havehbeen shipped the
past few days. SO -, "
The North Dakota Land and Invest
ment company ire fitting UP Offices in
the room between the barber shop and
harness shop on Fourth street. W.
H.. Bohannan is in charge and. is ex-
pecting parties from Iowa in a few
days to look over land.
John Marsh. of the steamer. Batch
elor. and the crew of the boat came in
Saturday night from Cannonball. The
Bachelor was brought up that far,
but there + several gorges in the
between here and there and it
was not possible to bring the boat into
Bismarck. 1t will be wintered at
ECnnonball. =
l. John Bostrom, who recently re-
|turhed, from his fathers farm where
a threshing crew has been at work.
says Investigation is being made to
disclose who in that vicinity is en-
deavoring to make trouble for the
threshers. 1t was discovered recently
that the stacks We're being loaded with
cartridge caps and matches, the ap-
parent object being to set the thresh.
ing machine alre.. a reward should
be offered for, the arrest Of the per.
sons who will perpetrate such deeds
as this. ~ -
Minneapolis Times: The two ex'
tensions which the 500 road com,
menced last spring have been com
p1eted, and one-the Missouri rive
line, fomVishek, N. D., to Pollock
AZ. d four miles from the Missouri
river-is being operated and is prov
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