Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-01

HE CITY

w. E. Rawlings was among the
guests in the city today.
The Wilton News compliments
Bismarck seed house.
Mrs. W. G. Tubbs left this morning
for the east, to join her husband in
Minneapolis.
Goose hunting is good sport these
days and a good many fat honkers are
being brought in.
The Washbrun road is making an
effort to get a train through to Wash
burn this afternoon.
Don't forget the c5ncert to be given
by the band boys Thursday night Of
this week at the Atheneum.
e. G.. Patterson has bought three
lots on Fifth street north Of H. l..
Reade's residence through ]. R. Gage.
The city school board meets tonight
and among the business will be the
selection of teachers for the ensuing
year.
The body Of August Hoganson was
found between his barn and ranch
near Crystal Springs. He persisted in
the March storm.
S. M. Ferris, a well known stock
man in the western part of the state.
was an east bound passenger this
morning, en- route to st. Paul.
Mrs. Walter A. Brown has gone to
Moorhead to- visit with her daughter
for a few days and will then visit with
friends in Richland county for some
time.
Landlord Patterson is having
troubles because of the blockade, a
new cook and a number Of servants
being held up by the blockade for sew
eral days.
Mrs. J. o. Kruhm is enjoying a visit
from her mother who came in from
the west last night. She was among
the passengers from the east who were
transferred to the Great Northern and
brought to the city via Helena.
The river at Washburn has not
broken yet. The ice has not yet gone
out of the river here. From Glen
coe to Fort Yates the river is reported
clear Of ice and at Yates skiffs have
been ferrying the mail across the
river.
Reports from Washburn say that nc
preliminary examination has yet beer
had in the case of James Smith, iI
Jail charged with the murder Of Anton
Hylinger. States Attorney McCul;
loch expects to take up the case in {
day or so.
The' following from the Forum, &C
counts for the delay of Bismarck
gentleman but where's Satterlund: M
w. Hutchinson Of Bismarck is among
the belated ones who will be denied
the privilege Of seeing his wife in hel
new bonnet tomorrow, but he says hi
is going to take a careful survey o.
the Fargo ladies in theirs.
A passenger train was brought
over, from Mandan this morning, taker
as far as Burleigh, and then brought
back to the city, where the passen'
gers got dinner. This afternoon i
was reported a string Of flat cars hat
been pushed across the track at Nc
Kenzie slough and that it might soo1
be possible to get a train across
Forum: Grand Patriarch Peterkil
of the Encampment branch Of the I
O. OF, has issued a charter for al
encampment at Bismarck, which ha!
the largest membership in the state
And the grand patriarch has Deputies
A. M. Packard, past sovereign repre-
sentative to institute the encampmen
the date of which will be announce,
later.
Cashier Graham Of the Wilton banl
will build a residence in that town a
soon as the weather will permit. TIL,
News speaks of the arrival of Mrs
Graham as follows: Mrs. Waite
Graham Joined her husband here las
Saturday. Mrs. Graham is a lady o
many charms and talents, and Wilton
society may congratulate itself upol
the acquisition of such a member"
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