Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-06
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A. g. McGillivray returned on the
noon Grain from ST. Paul.
A, baby boy was born yesterday t,
MI. and Mrs. William Jaeger.
N. H. Lovin is building a good sized
barn back of his residence on Sixth
street. #'l%'
Train Nos was run in two sections
today, because of the heavy traffic and
bad weather! e III
There is a coating of ice on the
river and some of the boats are re-
ported caught. @s%
Attorney Newton is reported con-
slderably improved and friends hope
to see him out soon.
The snow has caused the suspension
OF work upon the various improve
ments about the city.
DR.. F. D. Kendrick came in on the
noon train from St. Paul for a visit
with friends in the city,
Eight rural delivery routes have
been established in North Dakota and
sixteen applications are pending.
D. J. Calvin, auditor of the Northern
Pacific, was in the city yesterday
checking up the local offices.
The ladies guild will meet tomorrow
~CThursday) alt the home Of Mrs. P. G.
Remington. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Drs. Stark and Bodenstab were in
the city this morning attending a
meeting of the pension examining
board.
Mrs. Nelson White left this after
noon for McCauleyville, Mimi, at: at
tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Bel
more.
Hon Dennis Hannafin. has sold 800
acres of land to Iowa parties at a
good figure. M. J.. Mckenzie made
the sale.
The fuel men are being rushed with
orders and the demand for coal is
large. All of the teams are kept on
the run to fill orders.
Deer hunters are getting ready for
the opening of the hunting season No
vember 10. With a little snow at
that time there will be good tracking.
c. D. Edick, agent for the New York
Life, has returned from Grand Forks
where he attended a conference of
twenty agents for the company in the
state
Some cases of small pox are reported
on nearly all of the Indian reserva-
lions in Minnesota and the Dakotas..
So far as heard there have been none
at Standing Rock.
Amos Robidou has received word of
the death of his only sister, Mrs. Bel
more, of McCauleyville, MINI. She
has been i'll for some time and death
occurred yesterday.
OoA1 S44Q41 IuS WOuudu WduLGu DIT
Fargo on a charge of contempt Of
court, and released on a writ of habeas
corpus, has been reaIrested for VIOLA
ton of the prohibition law.
The regular business meeting Of the
ladies' aid OF the M. E. church. will be
held at the home of Mrs. Woods Thurs.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. All the
members are requested to be present.
Bishop Edsall was installed as
bishop of Minnesota yesterday with
appropriate ceremonies. A large
number OF prominent church men were
present and many spectators. The
installation took place at St. Paul.
John Satterlund: The proposed
excursion to- Washburn will be given
up. General Washburn found it i'm
possible ito be present and without
General Washburn the celebration
would not have been what it was
wished to make it.
Walter Brown: We have word
from c. l.. Merrick that there is a good
sale of land in Foster, Benson and ad-
joining counties. The farmers there
have money from this years crop and
are investing it in school lands.
Ramsey county will also have a big
sale.
The Jamestown Alert says of the
death of B. P. Tilden's mother: Mrs.
Tilden was formerly a resident of Bos-
ton. Her husband, long since de-
ceased, was an officer in the Mexican
war. Mrs. Tilden came to jamestown
in 1884 and has since resided with her
son. She leaves but two sons, B. P.
and SamuelSto mourn her loss, besides
her grandchildren. She was a mem
Der Of the Episcopal church.
F. s. Russell OF jamestown, who at
tended the Episcopal convention at
San Francisco, says S3tsI visited Lick
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