Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-22
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friends in Wisconsin.
Rev. Anderson left on the afternoon
train for q shortvaeation at DETROIT
lake. @ a&
r. ]. Turner left on the noon train
for Gladstone, to look after business
on, the ranch. # 2
A. G. McGillivray returned on the
train yesterday afternoon from a trip
to his ranch north Of Dickinson.
The patriotic depot crew yesterday
celebrated the placing OF the last or
naanent on the towers, by flying an AM
erican flag from, the peak.
DR.. 2. P. Quain left last night for
the twin cities, and will take a vaca-
ton Of several weeks. He may visit
the Pacific coast before his return,
DR.. and Mrs. Rawlings are back from
their eastern trip. They visited in.
Milwaukee and Springfield, Ill, where
1.-THE doctors. relatives reside, and re-
turn after a very pleasant visit. y
Attorney W. P. Miller, formerly. OF
Fargo, has located in Montana and is.
with the law firm of Root & Clark
where he is said to have been success
full in some large cases. s~ !
M. D. King was in the city yester-
day to procure some supplies for the
new threshing outfit which has been
bought by the King brothers. The
new outfit is twenty-horse power,
steam rig, and the price complete is
over $4,000. They will do much Of
the threshing in their part OF the
county this fall.
Jamestown Alert: Mrs T. Fl. Poole
is spending the week in Minneapolis
on a visit to Mrs. R. N. Stevens, who
expects to return to Nome soon for the
winter. The N. D.. colony in Cape
Nome did not find the cold of lastewin-
ter specially noticeable. The long
nights and short days were not en-
tirely unknown.
The directors of the state fair at
Mandan have decided to appropriate
$100 for a shooting tournament during
the fair. Entrance fees will be added
to this and. there will be sone good
purses to compete for. Thomas
O'Shaughnessy of. this city is in
charge of the events, with J. A. Coul.
ter of Dawson as assistant.
A. l.. Woods of the department OF
public instruction, who is in charge
of arrangements for the trip of the
knights Templar of the state to Louis
vile, goes to Fargo tonight and viii
remain there tomorrow making ar
engagements for the trip. 1t is prob.
able a goodly number of North Dakota
knights will attend the grand encamp-
ment. " .
Warden Boucher has returned from
the west where he went on the trail OF
the two missing prisoners. The mel
have not been heard from since they
stole a team of horses on the west side
of the river. They appear to have
gotten ahead OF the. men who are out
after them and it is believed they will
make for the country about Williston
where both of them came from, ono
having been sentenced to theN pen TO,
horse stealing and the other for forg.
cry. -.
Forum: Among the Sunday visit
ors in Fargo was S. A. Middleton O
Minneapolis, special agent of tn,
Washburn Land Co. He was return
Ing from Mclean county where he hal
beenn escorting a party of landseeker
over the fertile lands contiguous t.
the new Washburn road and stoppe.
5 over to pay a visit with Express Agen
( Bentley of the N. P. Mr.. Middleton
twas wa accompanied by Wallace G. Nor
I cross Of St. Paul who had picked OH
upwards of 400 acres of choice land
: l,raas. Yocbh, ~, r,,+- .r rr'&%-. ="
The detailed statement of receipt
and expenditures for the year endin,
July !, 1901, has been prepared b,
auditor Moorhouse and Treasurer Fal
coner. The statement shows receipt
for the year Of s1os 8 81. Payment
were ss1l1o7s3. ~ and the balance O
hand July ]. ST.. 152 5ss.t Collection
Of approximately $I0,5oO were wer
made to the state general fund taxes
I roo to the county general fund
ss11, 900 for school district taxes, All.
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