Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-06

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CAPTAIN Grant Marsh CT Washburn
was called to st. Louis last week by a
telegram announcing the death Of his
daughter.
James M. Pace died at his home near
Washburn last week. He was 81
years of age and a well known settler
of the county. n 4
a Van Horn left Sunday for New
Jersey. for a visit ait his old home.
Gus Gratmbs left Sunday for a visit
with friends at his old home in Penn
.sylvania.
Judge Wal1in and Mrs. Wallin came
In from Fargo on the afternoon train.
Judge Morgan arrived Sunday and
Judge Young will be up from Napoleon
tonight.
Editor Wood of Steele announces his
acceptance of the legislative nomina-
tion in that district and will get out
and hustle to see how many votes he
can roll UP against Judge Lyons.
The Bismarck Land Company is the
latest to organize for the purpose Of
dealing in Missouri slope realty. Fred
Carstens is the local member Of the
firm and the others are Iowa parties.
Twins, a boy and girl. were born
Sunday to MI. and Mrs. l. w. Healy.
Mr.. Healy receives the congratulations
Gof his friends and feels himself in
readiness to run for the legislature
another year.
Business on the Northern Pacific has
been SO heavy that there are now 26
crews in the chain gang, as it is called.
For the next month six additional
crews will be kept busy, making 80
crews that will be kept busy keeping
the freight moving.
The secretary of state has refused
to certify the nominations of the dem-
ocrats for the legislature from LaMoure
county, the certificate of nomination
being irregular, not verified and fail
ing to come Within the requirements
Of the law, in the opinion Of the secre-
tary.
The wreck near Livingston on the N.
P. caused the death of two train men
and the serious injury of a third. The
wreck was caused by a difference of
time between the engineers of the two
trains. ALI east bound trains were
delayed, No. 2 and No. 4 reaching the
city Sunday noon.
The second session of the fall term
of the supreme count begins at the
state capitol tomorrow. There are a
number OF interesting cases to be
heard. The case involving the redis-
tricting the city Of Bismarck comes up
at tomorroW's session. The Simpson
scase is expected to be decided at this
session and the McHenryIPierce county
election contest case.
Deputy Sheriff Hogues Of Steele was
in the city this morning looking for
two prisoners who escaped from the
Kidder county Jail last might. They
were sent up for petty larceny, and last
night the steel cage was opened and
they were set free. It is believed they
had outside assistance, as there were
five men in the original crowd OF
crooks, of whom two were captured.
The county offers 500 reward for Their
capture.
A copy of the Watertown, Wis.
Daily Times, contains a notice of the
Goth birthday of Mrs. Della wainwright
mother of G. G.. wainwright Of This
city. Mrs. wainwright visited her SOL
in the city several years ago. Not.
withstanding her extreme age, she is il
good health. She has lived under the
rule of every president but Washing.
non and Adams, and has witnessed ev.
cry struggle in which this country hat
taken part, except the revolutionary
war. She was born at Middlebury
Vermont, September 20, 1908.
"a Presbyterian church was organ
lied at Baldwin, Burleigh county, Oct
9th, by Dr.. A. CIristy Brown, superin
tendent of missions for North Dakota
a lot has been donated and a subscrip
tfon taken for the erection OF a church
building. The people Of Wilton al,
also Ito have a new church buildin,
soon. The P~resbyterians have occu
pied the field since the town wa
started and now they are raising none,
for a good new church to take the plac,
of the chapel that was first erected
They ought to raise enough money an.
build a good one while they are at ii
HON JOHN FLITTIE's REMOVAL
Hon. John Flittie has gone east TO