Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-17
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Hon. George w. Newton returned to
Fargo last night. s
The first dance Of the @. A. M. club
will occur Wednesday night.
Tom Allshouse Of Steele was among
the guests in the city. yesterday. &.
Meeting 81 Bismarck lodge No. s.
F. & a. NJ. tonight. Work, N. NJ.
M. r. sheels lis coninedsto the house
today with ansattack OF bronchitis.
Col. q. A. Lounsberry is in the city
today, having come in from Fargo last
night. !.
Sheriff Farrow Of Cavalier county
and d. J. Laxdal came in yesterday
from Langdon.
Frank p. Allen announces some low
prices on a large number of choice
tracts of land in today's Tribune.
The testimony of ]. A. McDougall
in the Voss ase may be taken by dep
ositions before Referee Hoskins this
week.
Alderman ]. P. Jackson is out driv-
ing owe the country southeast Of Bur-
leigh in the interest of some contem-
plated land deals.
Miss Lulu Kupitz returned on the
noon train Sunday from Minneapolis,
where she has completed her cours at
a business college.
Charles Spetz was among the guests
in the city yesterday, having come
here to- attend the funeral of his old
employer, M. Eppinger.
E. s.. Neal and A W. staley are
down from Roach, in attendance on
the taking Of testimony in the Fort
Stevenson reserve land matter.
R. L. Best, H. L. Nicholson and w.
III. Webb accompanied the remains Of
the late NJ. Bppinger to st. Paul last
night, with the members Of the fam
lily.
The trustees of the Industrial school
at Glendale are trying to make a
$4,000 loan from the state school fund
for the purpose of putting up an addi-
tional building.
The ladies Of the First Baptist
church will serve an oyster supper
Thursday, February 20. Supper from
5 to 81. Everything first class. Prices
25 and 35 cents.
E. E. Secor, president, and j. IS. Var
land, vice president respectively, Of
the Dakota Land and Investment Conn
pany, and Mr.. Jorgenson are in the
city from Buffalo Center, Iowa.
The old locomotive that has stood
south Of the coal docks at Mandan for
so many years, has finally been broken
up and sold for old iron. 1t was used
in construction work on the Missouri
division Of the road.
Superintendent Fannie Dunn has
called a meeting Of the presidents of
the school boards Of Burleigh county
at the court house February 3d. The
meeting is called under the law of last
winter and will be held to discuss
matters OF interest to the schools Of
the county.
Miss May Dutton, who suffered a
compound fracture of the arm ait the
laundry several days ago is reported
as progressing nicely. The arm has
been set and is apparently knitting,
and the physicians hope no more rad
ical m~eansewill be necessary to assure
hersrecoyery.
General w. D.. Washburn came in
on the noon, train today and left this
afternoon for Wilton and Washburn.
Supt. Wilson Of the Northern Pacific
accompanied him as far as. Wilton.
General Washburn is looking over his
interests along the line and expects to
returnsto Minneapolis tomorrow after
noon.
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An 1~S-year-old son of Henry Baum
CART and young Hoge were chopping
wood in the timber yesterday when
Hoge struck Baumgart across the hand
with the axe, completely seyering one
finger and partly severing two others
He was brought into the hospital, So
weak from loss Of blood that he tainted
Just as he was brought in. His in
juries were dressed and he is resting
as well as can be expected.
jamestown Alert: An effort is be.
ing made among the business mer
along the Northern Pacific to get the
gap Of about 100 miles OF, telephone
line between jamestown. Bismarck
and Mandan completed this year
There is a growing demand for the
same and a good business would be
given the company at the start. a
local company is talked Of to do the
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