Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-13
The CITY


R. H. Baldwin came in from the east
today. =
Judge Young has returned from
Fargo where he spent Sunday.
Judge Winchester left this morning
for Oliver and Mercer counties to hold
court.
The fire department meets tonight
to elect a chief and assistant for the
ensuing year.
Mrs. w. A. Dillon, who has been ill
at the hospital for some days, is able
to be out again.
Mrs. H. l.. Nicholson has returned
from st. Paul where she has been for
medical treatment.
Judge Fort went to Steele last even
ing and returned today, looking after
some legal business.
Mrs. H. H. DeCamp left on the noon
train for Sweet Brier, where she be-
gins on a term of school.
Landlord Patterson has ordered
awnings for the plate glass windows
on the west elevation of the hotel.
The east bound train yesterday af-
ternoon was five hours late, the delay
being caused by a breakdown in the
engine.
F, G. Grambs returned on the noon
train from a "trip to Minneapolis.
Secretary Getchell returned today
from a "trip down the line.
Mrs. White, wife of Governoy White,
has invited the Fortnightly club tc
hold it's regular meeting with her on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
DR.. L. E. Evans of Usage, Iowa, is
in the city on his way to Medora where
he will look for a stock ranch. He
is visiting his friend A. T. Patterson
while in the city.
Judge Bowen expects to start tomor.
row on his surveying trip west of ths
river. He has a good sized contrac1
and there will be about ten in his
party, including himself.
A good rainfall would brighter
things UP considerably. Crops are no
suffering particularly, because there i.
SO much moisture in the ground, bu'
a soaking rainfall would do good.
Secretary Reade: The North Da
kota Firemen's Association is boom
ing. Many companies are coming il
under the new law and the member
ship of the association has been largely
increased.
The city council holds an adjourned
regular meeting tonight. Probably
the most important matter to come be
fore the council will be the fixing O
salaries Of city officials for the ensu
ing term. KS 80 .
j. A. Coulter came in from Dawson
on the noon train. He says the re
port Of the killing OF a horse thief neal
Wilson's ranch north Of Steele wa!
made out of whole cloth apparently
AT first it was reported that Wilson
had killed a man and other report
followed. There is nothing in tn,
alleged sensation. SS 5s.t
J. F. Tingle, the Dickinson jol
printer, is in the city today to Sc
about some printing for the Dickinson
carnival. There is b premium lis
for the live stock display and SOM
other matter to be printed. SIS witt
all Dickinson people, Tingle is conf
dent the Dickinson celebration will b
the best even given in the state.
Mrs. G. J Doolittle and little daugh
ter, Of Seattle, arrived on yesterday
delayed train for two weeks visi
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. 1T. Wilson an
Will then accompany the family to tn
lake. Mrs. Doolittle was forInerl
Miss Carrie Bushman, daughter Of
Bushman, who many will remem
Der lived In Bismarck during the booI
days.
Members of the local baseball tear
have received q letter from the Bosto
bloorner girls base ball team regardin
the arrangement of 3 game with th
local club. e Id stated that the