Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-21
The CITY

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among the guests in the city today.
William jaeger has begun the erec-
ton Of his livery barn at Washburn.
G. M. Hogue, the Steele druggist
Sundayed in Bismarck with his par
ents. .
Orlie Couch visited in the city over
Sunday and returned to New Rockford
afternoon.
T. I. Hurd, ~right-of-way agent for
the 500 road, was among the guests
in the city Sunday.
. The steamer Washburn made her
trip last week, going from Wash
burn to Mannhaven.
Mrs. Moore, who has been visiting
her brother, Mr.. Robideau, left this
for Minneapolis.
Col. A. P. Peake of Valley City was
in the city yesterday and visited with
Governor and Mrs. White.
There We're 125 homestead entries
put on record at the land Office today,
breaking all previous records.
John Smitson, a hustling Kidder
county farmer and ranchman, is trans
business in the city today.
Miss Mabel Dietrich returned on the
noon train today from st. Paul, where
she has been studying trained nursing.
Grambs Bros. are calling attention
to their stock of garden implements
in today's Tribune advertising col
umns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carstens are in
from Cromwell today. Fred is locating
settlers for the NATURALIZATION Land
company.
Mrs. F. l.. Stinchcomb of Dawson,
is at the hospital with her infant child
and a nephew who are undergoing
treatment.
Ma. Erick Erickson of Valley City
an experienced clothing salesman has
accepted a position in the G. M. Dahl
emporium.
Harry Hardin has returned from
Mandan and accepted his old position
in charge of the butcher shop in H. l.
Michelson's store. .
Geo. Ward, who comes here from
Ascoler, Neb., last fall, is building on
his land in Cromwell, and expects tC
move his family to the farm next
week.
The return of Ed. Sloan gives Bis
marck another expert bug-biter tt
dook after trees in the event of a repe'
tition of the measuring worm scourge
of last season.
Commissioner Turner today received
word of the birth of a son at Glad
stone to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Turner
The commissioner is a grandfather ant
feels duly elated thereat.
Joe Katz isathe first property holder
to comply with the recent resolution
OF the council ordering in sidewalks
and is having new walks put in alons
his property on Second street.
Peter Kegler, who has been a resi-
dent Of Bismarck for twenty-five years
and known along the river since 1867
left this afternoon for New Albany
Ind, where he will make his home il
future.
Wahpeton's water system is in dan
ger from the decaying of the waite
pipes, which are of a new material
and do not resist the decaying ac
ton of the soil. 1t is said it will
cost $1,000 a year to make repairs.
Frank B. Allen reports the sale Q
nearly all his entire list of lands h
has been advertising in the Tribun
for past sixty days. He says the re
manning tracts are equally as good a
those that have been sold, and expect
to close them out in a few days.
c.. D.. Edick returned today from
trip through Emmons county. He re
ports many land-seekers at Braddoc
and says it is impossible to get a ROOF
in the hotels there, so crowded al
they with transient guests. He re
ports a good life insurance bushes
/, through Emmons county.
Register McGillivray went to Fa1
go Sunday night to be on han
to show his Sentinel Butte lands to
carload of land-seekers that we1
through today, in a special car. Mr.
McGillivray accompanied him to Fal
go Plans have also been drawn b
Architect Van Horn for a new hot
building at Sentinel Butte. :.
H. L. Reade returned last nigl
from Valley City, where he went I
meet with the executive committee
the state firemen's association. He say
all arrangements are being made fl