Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-10
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Wesley Baker came in frorn the east
on the noon train.
9. b, Edick returned today from a
trip to Grand Forks.
supt. Devine returned, tpday from
Fargo, where he attended the grain
growers convention.
The funeral Of the little daughter Of
Mr.: and Mrs. George Jennings took
place this afternoon.
Dugald Campbell and Cashier An
Of the Braddock bank came. in
on the noon train today.
Mrs. Moran Of this city died at the
hos pital at jamestown anh5the remains
we4e sent to this city for interment-
John Harold went tot Mandan last
night to do some surveying for Fred
at his ranch sixteen miles north
Of that point.
Warden Boucher has had no trace Of
bis missing prisoner yet, but a close
search is being kept UP and the man
will probably be landed.
It is said now that jamestown will
not get it's new depot from the North
ern Pacific road until 1908, and that
the old one will have to do yet awhile.
Ia $500. -H.H.-. 'E1 -E&si 49, - L -s.E4 = alrt -"4sEHW.
Senator Sanborn Of Lisbon has been
appointed receiver of 1.-The Minot land
Office, and AL Rose of Fargo receiver
Of public moneys att st. Michaells,
Alaska.
John Adams, who has been i'll for
several months with typhoid fever at
the hospital, is again able to be about.
He has had. a long illness, butt is gain
ing strength now.
A number of people had their pock-
cts picked at the grain growers on
vention in Fargo. al Huron, s. D.,
man claims to have lost $1,000 worth
of papers and some money.
The Ladies Aid sotletys OF the M. E..
church will hold a tAlent social at the
home of Mrs. Scott Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. II, from 2:3O to 5 O'Clock. A
pleasant afternoon is promised to all
who come.
The wedding OF I. Rovig and Miss
Clara Robinson t6bk place at Coal
Harbor January a DR.. Ramstad of
this city acted as lbest man Many
friends of the young couple will ex-
tend congratulations
The remarkably warm weather con-
tinues, and snow has nearly disap-
peared. The record for the past two
weeks is a record breaker for warm
weather. There was a slight fall in
temperature last might, but it has
warmed up again today.
Henry Richholt, while out hunting
yesterday brought down a large Indian
war eagle, which HE will have mounted
for presentation tolthe Bismarck Maen-
enkor. The bird is a very handsome
specimen eof the species and measures
6 feet four inches from tip, to tip Of
wings.
Word was received in the city today
from Mandan OIL the death of ]. E.
Burke, of erysipetas. Mn. Burke was
a Northern Pacific engineer. and was
an old resident oHMandan. Rev. Joss
went to Mandan{ today to conduct the
funeral services, which were held this
afternoon.
George Lewis was arrested Monday
on complaint of t11rs. Holley, agent for
the prevention BIZ cruelty to animals,
charged with neglecting and failing to
feed horses ait his place on Apple
creek. A preliminary hearing of the
case was had this afternoon and the
defendant held lii 500 bail to the dis
trict courI.
and will visit 1haAthe trading marts as
far east as Chicago for the purpose of
making stelectAkons Of goods for the
spring and surna1ser trade, and as Louis
has established p reputation for "go-
ing after the Sbest,' this can't be
helped) patrons so,ff the Boston are sure
to be well clothed in the future as we'll
as the past.
a. B. Ferguson of jamestown noti-
fed the public that his wife had left
his bed and board, and she hands him
this n in the Alert: Sin regard to
"a. B. Ferguson's statement of his wife
leaving his bed, and board, / desire to
state that he 4 mistaken. occupied
my own bed and took it with me when
he h.. told me to|So, instead Of leaving II.
And in regard to the board, | was Or
derred to Ieavf||t-" 4s
Henry TatiSy: Was out in the
country this horning. The snow there
IS nearly all ZONE, and grazing is good.
In many plfdes, however, the warm