Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-01
The CRY
Judge 3. a. Lamb came down from
Washburn last night.

aJudg E.sA.# Lamb came down
Washburn last night.
He. Flint Of jamestown is among
the guests in the city. K.
Do not forget the B. B. dance on
Monday night, March Bird. VI
Plans are on foot for the extension
of the long distance telephone from
Jamestown to Bismarck.
The w. R. q. have postponed their
social to have been given last night
until next Tuesday evening.
Deputy State Superintendent "A. L.
Woods is under the weather with a
slight attack of erysipelas.
Dr.. F. B. Strauss Of Glenullin was
an arrival from the west last night re-
turning to Glenullin this afternoon.
Hon. F. N. Chaffee of Darlington and
his wife came in from the east last
night. en- route west, and stopped over
a day in the city.
The special edition Of the Bismarck,
Tribune has been out only a week and
already demands for extra copies come
from every part OF the country.
The Capital City orchestra will fur
nish the music for the dance on Mon
day night, March Bird. A new dance
will be introduced by Prof. Gard.
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There is a heavy snow at Mckenzie
and east and west bound trains were
stalled there last night, the west bound
trainnot arriving until about 6 o'clock
this morning.
Albert Borkhart came in from the
country today-the blizzard notwith-
standing-made sundry purchases, Wis
tied the Tribune ofice-as all farmers
should when they have the time-and
returned home. #
There is a good deal Of snow along
the Washburn road, drifted in the past
few days. The snow plow went off
the track yesterday afternoon and it
was about II o'clock before the train
got into Bismarck.
Dickinson Press: Mrs. F. "A. Little
came in from Fayette the middle of the
week and Friday morning left for Bis
marck, having received word that her
father was i'll. Mrs. Little does not
expect to return for several days.
County Treasurer Falconer last
night paid over to City Treasurer
Byrne the city's share OF the January
tax collections. The total amount
paid was $17, 1871. SO, of which $12,-
145 80 went to the city and $5,O42. %
went to the Bismarck school district
fund.
Here's 50 more;; the Bismarck Tri-
bune is always a welcome visitor,''
writes David Stewart from Chehalis,
Wash. Mr.. Stewart is now county
attorney at Chehalis and doing well.
Like all old time Bismarckers he still
has a warm spot in his heart for the
old town.
Chief of Police Ritchey has received
a request from Evan Olson Of st. Paul,
Mimi, for information of his brother,
Thron Olson, who came to North Da-
kota some time ago looking for cheap
land, with 5000 in cash, and has not
been heard from in some time. tt is
feared he met with foul play.
Mandan Pioneer: In New Salem at
the residence of Bowser Bros, on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 10Th, MI.
Lawrence C. Wells of New Salem and
Miss Ada Couch of Bismarck were
married, Rev. q. F. Blakely, Presby-
terrain minister Of New Salem perform
ing the ceremony. The moonlight
night was beautiful, and a large party
of trends enjoyed a good social time
and did justice to a bountiful supper.
We wish the happy. couple a life of
much usefulness and happiness.
Lee McGlashan, for some time stem
lographer in the land office, has ac-
cepted a position with Clerk RID. Hos
kins Of the supreme court, and will do
the stenography and typewriting for
the. clerk, and read law. Mr.. Nc
Glashan is a competent man, and his
many friends congratulate him on the
opportunity offered him, and Clerk
Hoskins on the excellent assistant in
his Office. Mr.. McGlashan is at work
at present on the Voss testimony taken
at Mandan, transcribing it for the SUI
preme court. The testimony will
make about $50 pages.
Fargo Forum General Manager
Walker Of the Washburn road was in
town today and through Mayor John
son extended an invitation to the
mayor and city council Of Fargo to ac-
company him TO Bismarck for the pur-
pose of making a tour of the Wash
burn road and to visit the Washburn