Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-13
THE CRY

Jim returned with the a
60 push last night.
Judge E. S. Neal Of Mclean coun-
ty is down from the ranch.
The public schools resume work to-
day after enjoying a holiday.
Railroad Commissioner Shea came
in from Wahpeton last night.
Speaker Pollock and Senator Lewis
returned last night from Fargo.
Supervisor Whitaker Of the asy-
lum was in the city yesterday.
Jack McHugh is reported n of the
victims of smallpox at Mandan.
Ralph Ward and Chas. staley of
Roach, were in the city yesterday.
c. l.. Zimmerman came over from
Mandan yesterday to take in the ex-
cursion.
Editor Ayers of the Dickinson Press
came down Monday to take in the
press meeting.
The new state auditing board met
yesterday, organized and transacted
some business.
M. F. Mcmillan, a teacher in the
Elbowoods government school was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jno. Satterlund returned on
Monday night from a visit, of a few
days to Washburn.
Services in the Swedish Lutheran
church this evening at s o'clock, con
Quoted by Rev. w. L. Galstrom.
John J.. Robinson and George L.
Robinson of Coal Harbor were among
the guests in the city yesterday.
John Tunstall Of Jamestown came
up Monday night to help out with, the
orchestra at the dance last night.
The rehearsels are being held regu-
larly for the cantata. Miss Helen Will
son will take the part of Queen
Esther.
w. T. Gaulke, of the house force
lost a hat. 1t wasn't checked-words
in hat ''lost five dollars"-he won the
hat, so he says.
Governor Poole is entertaining Hon
Henry Odenbach of Bloomenfeldt-one
of his Russian constituents from
Stutsman county.
Jasper Denham and family are
making preparations to leave for thu
coast by the overland route as soo1
as spring opens.
Matt Glineburg left last evening
for .Fairhaven, in company with Geo
Needham. His family will remain
here for the present.
o. H. Will & Co. have a gasoline
engine in operation at their seed house
1t is very compact and a fine piece o.
mechanism. The use is for Smelling
corn.
Engineers Mccormack, Allen ant
Hughes have left for Chicago as wit,
raesses in a suit against the railway
for the death of an Italian at Steele
last summer.
Miss Frances Hare, daughter O
Representative Joseph Hare, has beer
confined to the house by sickness foi
several weeks and is unable to at
tend to her school duties.
w. A. Frisbie of the Minneapoli,
Journal and one of the publishers 0
the new journal to be started-s'Th'
Commercial West" was among tn
guests in the city yesterday.
County Treasurer Hurley of Da
kota county, Minnesota, Of which
Hastings is the county seat. was. in tn
city yesterday to attend the sale of tn
Fort Buford reservation lands.
The band gave an open air concer
yesterday afternoon which was gen
orally enjoyed, Open air concerts il
North Dakota in the middle of Febru
airy are rare-except or the Missouri
slope. IS ~. =.u..%
Geo. Needham and family left las
evening for their new home. in, Fair
haven, Wash. A large number O
friends were at the depot to spec
them on their way with best wishe
flor the future.
Roy Yeater Of Williamsport has bee
in the city for a few days taking i
the sights. Roy, was in the Philli
pines for seventeen months in tn
fourteenth infantry. He is now i
business with his father, VIM. Yeate1
at Williamsport. t#
Matt Glineburg: leave tonigh
Tor the west. Before I so want /