Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-01-31
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today.
! A number u6 landseekers came in on
the noon train today.
d, G. L. Hill OF jamestown was Bis
marck visitor last evening.
b. B. Barnes Of Glenullin was a
guest in the city. last night
Warden Boucher has been taking in
the Masonic meetings in st. Paul.
q. D. Rodgers, the Mckenzie farmer,
is spending few days in the city.
r. W. Thompson, one Of Boyd's sue
cessful farmers, is in the city today.
Mack Sinclair Of jamestown was
among the guests in the city last even
ing.
The Basket Ball girls will play a
match game Monday evening ait their
hall.
Alderman Bartron and his bride have
returned to the city from South Da-
kota.
Attorney George w. Newton of
Fargo came il on the noon train from
Fargo.
Special meeting of the M. W. A.. at
Grambs store tomorrow evening at 8
O'clock.
j. A. McDougall, the Mandan con-
tractor, was a visitor in Bismarck last
evening.
A. D. Welch, the Menoken merchant
prince, is transacting business in the
city today.
Warden Boucher will return on the
evening train from tour of the state
in the interest of the state twine plant.
Uncle George Watson went out to
the ranch at Mckenzie this afternoon,
this being his first visit since early in
the summer.
r. M. Tuttle returned on the noon
train today from St. Paul, where he
went to meet Mrs Tuttle, who has just
retur led from Europe.
George Will returned from Boston
last night, where he has been finishing
his preparation for college. He will
remain ait home until next fall.
Dugald Campbell, president of the
state wool growers association, came
in on the noon train from the east to
attend the meeting being held this
afternoon. -@ 1f. s:@+.%
There is an active inquiry for houses
to rent. If those having vacant
houses will advertise them in the Tri-
bune want column they will be sure
Of prompt results.
Chief Engineer J. M. Dixon Of the
Washburn road returned today from a
trip to Sioux City, where he went to
look into the matter of ferries across
the Missouri river.
General E. S. Miller returned on the
noon train today from Washington
where he attended the meeting of the
adjutants general Of the country. He
stopped at Fargo en- route home.
Chas. A. Johnson, mayor, postmas-
ter, merchant, station agent, and ele-
vator manager at Baldwin, came down
from the north yesterday afternoon to
spend the evening with friends.
o. H. Will: Our seed orders are
coming in faster and earlier than any
previous year in our history, our or
ders at this time aggregating larger
amount than is usually the case a
month later than this.
A. L. Woods, M. M. Cook, J. A. Field,
John Baker, M. H. Jewell, S. H. Scott,
and others returned today from Fargo
| where they attended the meeting of
the Shrine last night A class of 11G
candidates was initiated, and the event
was one Of the greatest in the history
of the Shrine
P. b. Byrne has been designated as
an official abstractor of the county o1
Burleigh, having furnished bond tc
the county in the sum of $1,000: I'm.
der this bond the accuracy of his alb
stracts is secured. He has closed z
contract with Mr. Henry j. Weeks o
California to take charge Of his alb
stracting.
/ The interior finish of the second
/ story Of the MCGOWAN building ha:
been completed and will be turned oyeu
to the trustees of Capital City lodge
No. 2, /. o. o. r., tomorrow. The ar
rangements include a library and clul
room for memb bers Of the order, which
| it is designed to furnish with books
magazines, desks, tables and writing
4 materials.
A sufficient amount Of advertising
yspace for the Tribune's Forthcoming
a special edition has been sold to insure
i a favorable representation OF the en-