Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-28
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States Attorney Allen left this after


States Attorney Allen left this after
noon for Fargo. WI %#s3 sa@
E.. H. Walker returned today from a
trip to Valley City.
w. H. Webb, jr., today from a buy
ing trip to Chicago.
P. B. Wickham came down from
Glenullin this afternoon.
&C. Hibbs; of jamestown was among
the guests in the city today.
w. G. 20hr was a passenger west to-
day, returning to his work from a visit
in South Dakota.
g. A. Patterson of Linton is among
the guests in the city looking after
some land business.
Deputy State Auditor Harris is a
little under the weather from a severe
cold and is not able to be at his desk
at the~capitol today.
It is stated that. the Hackney-Boyn-
ton company will distribute fifteen
carloads Of immigrants between Bis
marck and jamestown on March 4:
The state reform school board at
Mandan is advertising for bids for the
construction of the reform school build
ing at Mandan. The plans and spec
ifications are to be seen at Webb Bros.
store in this city. Bids will be re-
ceived until March "A.
The west bound train was but a little
late today, Notwithstanding the severe
weather. The train made good time
until it reached Sterling, whence it
found the passage to Bismarck more
difficult. 1t was about fifty minutes
pulling in from Sterling.
H. A. Armstrong of Linton iss among
the guests in the city today. He re
ports several railroad crews apparently
headed for Linton and the probability
that the Emmons county capital will
be reached by n or two railroads
this year. Land is selling rapidly in
Emmons county and many new settlers
are coming in.
The cold weather is not taken into
consideration by ~landseekers who are
looking for lands in this section
Nearly every train brings fifteen tc
twenty to make purchases and file or
land in this section. AIT the lan6
Office yesterday ~thirty-ive entries were
made and the entries for the month
will reach over 200.
Captain w. P. Moffet writes from
Fort Assiniboine, that of the ffty-iv'
certificates of merit recommended fo7
the soldiers serving in the Philippines
while the North DakOtans were there
only five go to volunteer soldiers ant
those five go to members Of the Firs
North Dakota regiment, which is an
other feather in the cap of the Nortl
Dakota volunteers.
Ferd Leutz came in last night from
Medina where he went to help out OF
the creamery proposition. The bus
mess men of that place headed b.
William Dwyer, are working hard TO
a creamery, and Mr.. Leutz went dow
yesterday to meet a number of then
!. and get them to working tremendously
He says everything is in shape now t
go ahead with the work and he hope
: to see the creamery proposition a sur
thing at Medina in the near future.
AS will be seen in another column
John Holman is advertising for pro
posals for his new building on Fourtl
i street. Architect Van Horn has fash
! Toned a handsome front on this build
ing and the structure will be M Q
the finest in the city. It will be tW
Z: stories and full size basement-wit1
large detached bake-oven in the real
i It is Mr.. Romans intention to open
: frst-class restaurant as soon as til
building is completed-something lon
needed in the capital city.
G. D. Edick returned from a tri
through Kidder and Logan counties o
life insurance business to find tina
! President Mccall had sent him a hand
! some solid gold badge, as a medal {
q honor for good work done. For th
past three or four months MI. Edic
has been numbered among the frs
hundred agents in the United State
B in volume Of business done, and ha
received several congratulatory tell
grams from the officers of the com
pany. He wrote a large amount
= business on his recent trip. S
A young blizzard prevails toda
through the western part Of the stat
While the temperature is not low
E there is a disagreeable nov and Wint
|. that reaches considerable fury on th
prairies and unprotected. places. Sno'
drifts, about the first OF the winter, al
riSingin many places. The rsleet an