Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-24
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Fred WEIGH came in from Menoken
the noon train today.
The Bismarck band will give a con-
at the Atheneum April 3.
w. B. Hibbs Of Mckenzie was among
the arrivals on the noo train today.
Freight traffic is heavy on the
Northern Pacific, following the block
ade.
Mr.. E. "A. Williams will entertain
the Pauci Deledti Whist club Tues
day evening, March %.
Frank Allen killed the first goose
of the season Saturday night, in a
hunt lei the p%enitentiary.
The Washburn road has had some
trouble with surplus water, and the
tracks in some places have been over
flowed.
The presiding elder Of the James
town District M. 2. church, Rev. M.
p. Burns, will preach at the Methodist
church, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.
ClerksHoskins of the supreme court
left yesterday for Fargo to prepare
for the first session of the March term
or the supreme court which %conyenes
The cattle losses in Emmons coun-
ty are reported by the Emmons Coun-
ty Record to be very heavy, and will
probably reach six or seven hundred
head through the county.
The train down from Wilton yester-.
day made slow progress, the ice hay-
ing gorged in Burnt Creek and flooded
the track for some distance with water
UP over the rails. The gorge was dy-.
namited and the flood receded.
In the cases for assault and battery
brought before Justice Tibbils Satur-
day afternoon, the Weymouth broth
ers were acquitted of sthe charge.
Harry Logan was found guilty and
sentenced to $50 fine on twenty-five
days in Jail.
Joe Dietrich came in from South
Dakota Saturday night. He says
there is a land boom all through that
state as well as in North. Dakota.
I1andseekers are in evidence every
where, and the Dakotas seem to be the.
promised land.
Fred Spielman, o. O. Akerlund, A.
Cristoferson, "A. Cohrs and John Roop
are a party of Westbrook, Mimi, farm
ers who have purchased 1000 acres Of
land through the agency Of Charles
Anderson & Son OF Wilton. and they
will probably buy more land later IN
the season.
There wa heavy rain in the city
for several hours yesterday after
noon. This with the melting snow,
filed all the drains and bitches in the
city with water and kept them full
to overfowing. The snow which aell.
recently is running off in water,,Sand
there is plenty OF mud about.
MI. RalplrsAnderson came down
from Wilton yesterday with four Min=
nesotans to: whom he had sold some
of the highest priced lands listed with
the firm OF Charles Anderson & Son.
One sale few days ago Of . quarter
section for S 1000 was secured through
the judicious advertising OF this wide
awake firm.
Cards have been received announce
ing the marriage OF Miss Goldie Katz,
sister OF Mr.. Jos. Katz, and well known
in Bismarck, to MI. Marcus Lowinthal,
at San Francisco, yesterday. Many
oldlime school mates in this city will
unite In extending congratulations
and best Wishes for all the ele-
ments Of a happy home Life.
Dr.. II. H. Treacy returned on the
noon train from Dawson. where he
completed negotiations for the pur-
chase OF John c. Taylor's trotting stall
lion, Ladakh. LAdakh Is 9 beautiful
chestnut horse foaled In 1890. having
for his sire the famous Lockhart, with
d trotting record of 2:0s1A, whose sire
was Nutwood. who for many years
held the supremacy for the largest