Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-20
The CRY


Editor +. &c. Falkenstein returned
east this afternoon.
Col. W. H. Robinson Is looking after
business at Standing Rock.
Miss Nora O'Connor has returned
from a visit to Spokane, Wash.
stenographer r. M. futile Of the dis
trict COURT among the guests in the
city today. z#s
Judge Corliss Of Grand Forks is
among THE guests in the city on some
legal business.
The call Of the district court calen-
dar was made late this afternoon by
Judge Pollock. 8
Harold Winchester returned today
from st. Paul. Judge Winchester is
reported somewhat better.
DR.. F. R. Smyth went to Grand
Forks this afternoon to attend the
meeting. of the state medical society.
Miss Bessie Waggoner went to
Standing Rock today to take testimony
for the commission now investigat-
ing lease matters.
A message received in the city today
states that Major E. A. Maglone, a well
known lawyer and business man of
Devils Lake, died this morning.
Judge Pollock came in from Fargo
on the local this afternoon, and will
convene the term of district court to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock.
All OF the grass plots about the depot
have been seeded except,the one facing
Main street. 1t requires 26O pounds
of grass seed for the entire park area.
William Dwyer is still booming the
Medina country and has just returned
from South Dakota where he pur.
chased 100 COWS for the creamery
there.
Hon. T. w. Allshouse has opened
real estate office in Steele. Tom is
we'll posted about Missouri slope lands
and THE new occupation ought to BIZ
right in his line.
The lease of part of the Dakota
block has been negotiated by the Pat
tersons of Mankato, MIMI, and the.
will establish a wholesale grocery ii
the city in a short time.
Steele Ozone: Mrs. E. H. Wilson
drove over recently from the ranch ant
met Mr.. Wilson here, taking him bacl
with her. Mrs. Wilson will remain OF
the ranch this summer again.
Dr.. j.. C. F. Siegfriedt, a recent grad
uate of the Chicago P. and S. college
and a frater of DR.. Bismarck Strauss
is in the city en- route to Sentinel BUTT
where he will locate for practice.
Hanhinson News: E. Pennington Ina
resigned his position as superintend
emit of this division of the 500 to &C
cept a better place with the Bismarcl
& Washburn road. He is succeedet
by A. M. Smart, who was next in orde
of promotion.
Horses and cattle did considerable
damage in the vicinity of the Presby
terrain church yesterday and unless
pound ordinance can be enforced, i
will be useless for the citizens to at
tempt to beautify their premises witt
parking along the new walks or shrub
berry in their yards along the fences.
August Olston Of Baldwin: Here
for another year for the Bismarck Tri
bune. Land business is good. I ha,
am advertisement in the Tribune and a
a direct result sold three quarter sec
lions of land. OF curse there ma
be others but in this case I know tn
sale was directly caused by my Tribun
advertisement. Crops are lookin
fine around Baldwin and Wilton an
the grass is elegant.
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