Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-08
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Bismarck hasthe moon. 5
Immigration Commissioners Turner
Wentto Dickinson on the o train.
Governor Winter today from
his farm at Litchvil1e, where he has
been experimenting operations. %ss
The w. r. {. will meet Thursday
evening instead s3of Friday as hereto
fore announced at their new hall in
the Raymond block. gS
The Page Record OF the 3rd says:
Mrs. Campbell arrived from Bismarck
on Saturday andgis visiting her daugh-
ter,ssMrs. +. p. Harvey.
i DO not fail to attend the musicale
and tea tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Jewell. An Interesting
program has been arranged.
The term of district court convenes
In the city May p. The Jury has been
called for May 2. The business of
the term will probably be light.
a cool wave has been playing about
the Missouri slope for the past few
days and frosts were reported last
night and the preceding night.
Regular meeting Of the Woodmen Of
the World at. A. o. wv. hall Thurs
day evening, May 8. All officers and
members requested to be present.
At the Northwest: Marion Conklin,
jamestown; A. N. 1Carlblom, Forman;
m S. Brenn, Duluth; J.%O. Summing,
Webster City, Ia; James Collins, M. A..
Walsh, Grand Forks. -
State Auditor Carlblom came in from
the east on the noon train. He has
been busy with farm work down in
Sargent county and came up to look
after official business.
Captain Clifford caught a huge stur-
geon at the river a day or SO. ago. He.
hooked the fish on a small hook and
hauled him out with a rope that was
fastened about the surgeons tail.
Frank Jaszkowiak, the Bismarck
well driller, is sinking a well for
Mssrs. Arnold and Funk of Williams
port, Emmons county. The well is
now down 24O feet and no great
amount Of water has as yet been
found. .Gs=2E
Minneapolis Journal Mrs. j. N.
Hamilton and Miss Nellie Hamilton of
Grand Forks were in the city yester-
day, accompanied by Miss Hattie Bly,
OF Bismarck. Miss Hamilton Is re-
turning from a stay of several weeks
in Florida. .
Attic Grand Pacific: S. D. Marchus,
Perry, Ia; J. E. McClintock, Aurelia,
Ia; George Schuster, Norman Mitchell,
Cherokee, Ia; J. A. Allen, GAINESVILLE.
Wis. A. G.Anderson, jamestown; w.
M. Snyder, Lake Crystal, MINI; g. A.
Everhart, Fargo.
A report received in the city states
that John Ostlund, formerly owner of
the property or the corner of Main and
Fifth streets and for a good many
years a liveryman in the city, died re-
Gently in South Dakota, where he has
been since leaving the city. :
Sheriff Collins and Deputy WEIGH Of
Grand Forks are among the guests in
the city today. They brought in John
]. Gum, a Grand Forks prisoner SEN
fenced to a year for grand larceny, to
serve a year in the p~enitentiary. Gum
stole a fur coat last winter while on a
spree. - 5@'s 2s ssS
Foreman Abbot has returned from
st. Paul where he went to see. about
some particulars OF the new depot
The concrete work on the west end has
reached the height where the rafters
win be raised and the east end Of the
building will soon be raised to The
proper height.
Alert: Joe DIETRICH of Bis
marck came In to look at, with the oh,
ject Of purchasing, a number Of young
bulls from q shipment being made t.
Montana by Iowa parties. Mr.. Die
tTich has been investing in cattle ant
has boughtfor himself and others Owe
zoe head of cows this spring.
Clerk Montgomery Of the .. cour
returned to Fargo yesterday afternoon
The term OF q. s. court wa adjourned
there being no cases for trial. Jurors
have been summoned for the comm,
term at Fargo, which bids fair t
occupy ON time. there being 9 mum
Der Of civil cases d hearing and de
termination.
The county commissioners are meet
ing today to take action on the matte
OF right OF way 10 the new militar
post. The matter raj not settled q
this mornings meeting and Will b
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