Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-27
THE CRY

II. P. Baker returned on the noon
train from st. Paul.
Editor McGahan returned yesterday
from a trip to st. Paul. i,
Attorney Conklin Of jamestown
came in on the noon train. s* :<lt
r.. J. Lyons Of Steele was among the
guests in. the city Sunday:
Judge Winchester returned on the
delayed train from the east. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Berry are visit
ing in the city from Dickinson.
The knights Templar will hold a
meeting for work tonight at Masonic
hall.
E. G. Patterson and Charles Kupitz
returned Saturday night from the twin
cities.
Tom Moore came in on the late
train this afternoon, called here by the
death Of his mother.
No. Il, the west bound train of Sun
day, was delayed seven hours by a
freight wreck east of Fargo.
Superintendent J.. M. Devine re-
turned on the noon train from a trip
through the northern part of the state
F. Jay Haynes was a passenger on
yesterdays train, en- route to Helena
to look after some business interests.
r. Il. Best returned last night from
a. business trip to Chicago, where he
purchased a large line of spring and
summer goods.
r. D. Hoskins goes to Fargo tomor-
row to attend a meeting Of the SUI
preme court judges who r to o n
slider the matter Of adopting new
rules.
Sunday was one of the first genuine
winter days experienced in the city.
The morning opened with extreme cold
and a high wind, which has quieted
down today.
A large number of local candidates
r looking forward with interest
not: ito say alarm-to the meeting of
the Shrine at Fargo Thursday night
of this week. 4 :
Editor Jewell and G. B.. Little re-.
turned last night from st. Paul where.
they accompanied the other members
of the COMMITTEES that. consulted with
the officials of the 500 road. ~.
! The coal department of the WASH
burn road is issuing a neat little circu-
lar calling attention to the new ma
:chinery at the mine and the superior
facilities for the mining of coal.
Harry Hunter of the Missouri Slope
Land and Colonization Company went
west yesterday with A B. Ellis of the
American Grain Company, at Mime
.apolis, to look over a tract Of the land.
The Degree OF. Honor will give a
dance January %, 1902, in the Basket
Ball hall. Special invitation to the
A. o. U. W.. Collection will be taken.
Ladies will furnish supper in the A. o.
u. W. hall.
George Ward, a Nebraska farmer
who has bought land in Cromwell
has arrived in the city with
his family and goods and will remain
in the city until spring when he will
move out on his land.
The committee of citizens who Wis.,
tied st. Paul and Minneapolis TO confer
with the officials of the 500 road re-
garding the extension to Bismarck, re-
turned Saturday afternoon and yester-
day from their mission.
A. D. Clark of the land company
west of the river, with offices in ST.
Pauls Bismarck and Mandan, has gone
through to New Salem to meet some
~landseekers. . He is the Iowa man
who bought a million acres OF land
west of the river and has sold half of
it at a good profit.
The Northern Pacific viii use ice
taken from the Sheyenne river at Val
ley City at stations as far west is
Helena this year. The company
claims the ice is purer from the Shey-
enne than car be obtained elsewhere
on the railway in North Dakota. A
large force of employees is at work talk
ing out the supply at Valley City.
Is new school house is under way for
sWashburn to be built in the spring.
The plan of the building is for four
rooms on the ground floor. This will
make a handsome and commodious
building and one that Washburn will
he proud OF. The proposition to bond
the district will have to be voted on
and the clerk has issued a call for a
special election.
{ The Slayton Jubilee Singers will
give their concert at the Atheneum to-