Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-09
THE CITY

/ CuuBo WAS LII tuo City yes
|terday from Dickinson.
Basket ball girls meet at DR.. Dunn's
Office ut 1880 p. IN. Saturday.
Mrs. Senator LaMoure is expected to
be in the city next week to visit for a
time.
Chief Clerk Seaman was out yester-
day and has about recovered from the
grippe.
Mrs. G. A. Tubbs of Hunter came in
last night to join her husband, Repre-
sentative Tubbs.
Old time friends of Uncle John Russell
of Valley City have enjoyed his presence
in the capital city the last few days.
G. M. johnson finally reached Wash
ington with the electoral vote of the
state. North Dakota was the last state
heard from.
Miss Preston was in the senate yester-
day when the cigarette bill met it's I'M
timely fate, and witnessed the funeral
ceremonies.
Earl Fleming of Fargo, who has been
travelling for the national cash register,
goes to Duluth, where he will have a
wider territory.
Major Edwards: Bismarck now has a
better name and is in much better
standing in the eastern part of the state
than heretofore.
The wife of Deputy Insurance Com
missioner Gilbreath has joined her
husband and they are pleasantly located
at the Northwest.
The bowling alleys of the Northwest
were gone over yesterday by ar expert,
who put them in better shape, and the
rush was greater than ever last night.
Forum: George Laney of. Napoleon
and Miss D. Perrault of Bathgate were
welded at the Bishops house last even
ing by Vicar General Egan. The groom
is a young rancher of Logan county.
Miss Florence Bosard of Grand Forks,
society editor on the Plaindealer, and
a charming young social leader, will be
the guest of Mrs. Bartholomew on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
members of the Degree of Honor to at
tend the dance Monday evening, Feb. II,
at A. o. u. w. hall. All visiting mem
bers are cordially invited to attend and
have a good time.
Cathay Bee: Special Examiner of
Claims Allen of Bismarck was in town
part of the week, looking after parties
here and in Stutsman county who are
said to have filed on land in South Da-
kota as we'll as here.
The. collectorship question down at
Jamestown is reported settled in favor
of Harry Cornwall, who is said to have
received his appointment. There has
been a good scrap on the proposition,
but now that it is settled everything
fought, to be lovely.
MIR. and Mrs. Patterson will give the
visiting members of the North Dakota
press association a reception and ball
next Wednesday night. The boys will
find the Northwest. all right and Ed
not agin' all the newspaper boys any
more-only a few of us. " g.
Robert r. Elgin--iust before sailing
for the Philippines on the LIST inst
drops q line to Perkins at Seattle that
all's we'll and Perk sends the information
to the Tribune-bnt nothing about him
self. His Bismarck friends are expect
ing him here some time this month. j
Major Edwards visit to the Wash
burn coal mines at Wilton was produc,
tive Of q coupleof columns Of good stuff
: about the mine and the Washburn in.
-terests, with kindly mention Of the
obliging local officials Of the road. Audi.
tor Walker and General Manager p. g
Washburn.
jamestown Alert: Karl Smith is hay
ing quite an experience at Bismarck
he first had an attack Of the grip. BE
fore he was able to be around the mea
sizes thought they would see il they coule
help him any and with them both he hal
been q very sick boy. q. z. Walters 3
Melville took tho best care of him, an
heis nov getting better.
Osnabrock Cycle: @. p. Comstock
he whom the temperance people tried n