Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-12
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John French and wife are in the city
today from Gibbs. @
Judge Winchester returned this af-
ternoon from Dickinson. 2
~. A. Simpson came down from
Dickinson this afternoon.
Rev. Miller attends the Methodist
}revivals at Jamestown this week.
Governor Whites Thanksgiving
proclamation will be issued this week.
A.. G. McGillivray went west on the
noon train, returning this afternoon.
Superintendent Devine has returned
from an educational trip through the
state. rs " ~
R" H. Baldwin was in the city this
morning and went to Mandan on the
noon train.
What Happened to. Jones is the
next attraction for the Atheneum next
Tuesday night.
3. H. Wilson came in today from
the ranch north of Dawson and is look
ing after affairs in the city.
The land office today received IS
patents for homesteaders who have
made final proof on their land.
Hon. George w. Newton has recov-
cred from his temporary indisposition
and is able to be about again.
Superintendent J.. Levin Of the
Western Union Telegraph company is
in the city today from Minneapolis.
The new officers of Company A,
Captain Gorsuch and L~ieutenants
Scott and Peterson have received
their commissions,
R. F. Viestenz and wife came in
from the east today. MIR. Viestenz
will take a position with P. G. Rem
ington, as pharmacist.
Several men have been arrested at
Valley City and in neighboring towns
suspected of being connected with the
hold-up of the stage there.
Mayor Register returned by stage
last night from Emmons county. He
went from Linton to Winona and Fort
Yates to attend toso me business.
All roads lead to the we'll today.
The old oaken bucket is being kept in
perpetual motion and the few wells in
the city are being worked overtime.
John F1ittie, former secretary OF
state. was in the city last evening
He has been with Col. Robinson al
Standing Rock, and is off for a vaca.
ton. ',
Father Jerome Hunt of Fort Totter
is among the guests in the city today
Father Jerome is one Of the old tins
missionaries among the Indians of the
state.
The electric light people will gel
enough water today to run the plant
until 10 or II o'clock. The light
plant consumes about a ton of waiter
an hour with a heavy load.
Joseph Hare, jr., was n of the
hunters. who opened the deer hunting
season with good luck. He brought
in a fine. doe from Dry Point, where he
and Willie Cochrane were hunting.
Judge Young spent Sunday in Fargo
and returned today to resume his work
in the supreme court. The court still
has a large number of cases that have
| not yet been decided and their work
will take them we'll along toward
Christmas. - "....
The furniture for the interior of the
new depot building arrived today,
Heavy black walnut, settees will be
used for the interior Of the waiting
room. Supt. Abbott has gone to St
| Paul to get the final details for the
interior of the. building and after a
few days more of waiting the build
ing will be occupied. -
Ed Lee, the convict who escaped
from the state p~enitentiary, was cap
tured neal sanborh and brought back
Ito the penitentiarys Lees feet were
pretty badly frosted, as the weather
turned cold Immediately after his es-
cape, and snow fell. He was forced
to take off his shoes and walk with his
feet wrapped up in old rags.
The city council was to have mel
last night but for the first time since
the new council took hold of affairs
there was not a quorum present. Only
four members Of the council were pres.
emit and the meeting was adjourned
Until tonight. There r several or.
dinances to come UP for passage ant
the matter Of enforcing the dog license
ordinance will probably come UP also
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