Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-29

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Business at the state capitol is
light. no mails having been received
this week.
John Quinlan is improving after an
attack of illness which has kept him
confined in the hospital.
Regular drill Of Co. A, Monday
night, April /. All members to be
present and in uniform.
Charles Ferris is out again, after
being confined at the hospital for some
on account Of illness.
Hon. Ferd Leutz came down from
Hebron yesterday, en- route east but
was not able to make the transfer.
John White is in Iowa and Mime
sofa this week, looking up some good
driving horses for his livery barns.
The Steele-Linton stage line is out
of commission, the roads being SO bad
that it is impossible to make the trip.
Max Kupitz has been under the
weather for a week or SO, and is con-
fined to the Kupitz home, across the
track.
The weather took a sudden change
last night, and light snow fell. This
adds to the general gloom Of the sit
uation.
There is a famine of butter and
eggs in the city and other supplies will
u short if the blockade is not soon
relieved.
Rev. Miller: We found a large
shawl in front of the parsonage today
which the owner may have by calling
upon us.
Herds ofscattle in the vicinity of Nc
Kenzie are reported badly scattered
and it will, be some time before all are
rounded UP.
The death is reported of Miss Clara
Boyd, formerly a member of the
household of Rev. Anderson when he
resided in this city.
The John Griffith company is tied
UP in the washout the other side Of
Mckenzie and will be able to appear
at the Atheneum tonight.
DR.. Smyth continues to improve and
will probably be able to resume his
work within a short time. The doc
tor has had a severe siege.
M. w. Hutchinson and John Satter-
lund of the land office have been in st.
Paul, and are water logged, with num-
erous other west bound passengers.
B. G. Jones is daily expecting the
arrival of an imported Llewllyn setter
that will be different from the one he
received a few days since. Ask Rich
holt.
The Easter services to have been
held at Menoken school house at Me
noken, N. D., on March 30 have been
postponed to April 13, on account OF
bad roads.
Three passengers from the west
elected to go on east via Kupitz stage
line this morning to Braddock and
thence to St. Paul via the 5000
from Bismarck.
The Northwest, Grand Pacific and
Western house had many additional
guests for supper last night, the pas
sengers on the train being fed here
by the railroad company.
In the transferring of passengers
yesterday some families were separated
and now members of the same family
are at each end of the line, and keep
ing the wires hot with messages.
County Commissioner Welch was in
the city yesterday, and put some men
at work repairing the approaches OF
the bridge at the Lawrence place,
which were threatened by the high
water.
A. G. McGillivray has a telegram
from a party of -land4seekers who
want to buy a township Of land at
Sentinel Butte, and want to meet him
here Sunday, if they can get through
the foods.
There will be services at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow at the usual
hours, morning and evening. The
church will probably extend a formal
call to Rev. Hayes, to remain and be-
come pastor.
Several parties Of 1a~nd-seekers and
settlers en- route to the city are tied
up by the washouts, and kilograms
We're sent from the city today to sew
eral parties about to start, not to do
50 until the blockade was raised.
There a q robbery at the Scovil
place at Mckenzie a few nights ago.
Two strangers 8 put In the same
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