Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-23
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Uncle Toms Cabin at the Atheneum
Monday night next.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild
will meet with Mrs. w. A. Dillon,
Thursday afternoon.
Representative Marshall has recon-
mended ]. B. Carnigan for postmaster
at Fort Yates, N. D..
Miss Nina Thormburg Of Abel, Iowa,
lis visiting at Rosedale, the country
home of Chas. E. Crum.
Contractor Johnson has a crew of
men laying cement walks ON Main
street, between Seventh and Eighth.
A force of men and teams are at
work of leveling off the depot park
grounds on the site of the old depot.
B. E. Jones is confined to his room
at the Northwest with an illness which
his friends hope will be only tenn
porary. ~. .t =
Reserved seats for Uncle Toms
ChDlA COlIIpduy WILL NC oA ooA0 az ASSA-
ington's drug store Friday morning.
Secure your seats early. it,.
H. C. Nygard, county treasurer of
Mclean county, with his family is
visiting friends in the city. Mr.. Ny
gard was a resident of Bismarck back
in 1891.
Auditor Q. J. Olson of Cass county
is among the guests in the city today.
He came up to transact some business
with the state auditor, and returned
to Fargo this afternoon. @*%'
G. F. Dallam. Esq, of Waterville,
Mimi, is among today's arrivals in the
city, and will locate here and engage in
the practice of law. He is a former
acquaintance of DR.. Chamberlain.
LaMoure Chronicle: Mrs. S. A.
Parker and children arrived from Bis
marck last Saturday, and are greatly
enjoying a visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Tucker.
A. T. Patterson is out today with
a party of land-seekers. It is under
stood Mr.. Patterson has control OF
several townships of land over the line
in Montana neal the lands of the Mis-
souri, Slope Land and Investment COM
pany. IT,.
Albert S. Elford. agency director fol
the New York Life Insurance com
pany, with headquarters at Crane
Forks, is in the city, congratulating the
local agent, C. D. Edick, on the phe
nomenal succell of the business in this
section.
The Mannhaven Journal of the 16tl
says: "'The steamer Washburn ant
barge No. 1, Capt. John Marsh in com
4 mand, arrived from W%ashburn Oh
Thursday loaded with machinery, mer
chandise, etc. They returned to Wash
burn today with 1.4OO sacks of flax AM
LOO Of wheat"
NJ. Grady has teams at work levelin.
up the Northern Pacific grounds ada
, cent to the depot. The work of beau
tifying these grounds will begin be
fore long. The construction of a suit
able fence has been left with Srperin
: tendent Ingalls,. The. kind of fenc
has not yet been decided upon.
To show the. amount of business be
ing done at the land office, it may b
stated that Receiver Satterlund ha
RENTED $1,000 in fees for filings, col
lected within the past four days. TIL
: business of the land Office is sue
that the clerks are kept working over
. time. Entries have ranged from .
to 1875 a day.
The Bismarck & Washburn Railwa
company requested the Fargo cit
!. council to be. their guests on a Wis:
to the state capitol and the coal mine
) at Wilton and at a meeting Monda
II night it was decided to accept the IL
: vitation. In all probability the cou1
Gil will arrive in Bismarck Friday moo
and return Saturday. '
!, Plans and specifications for the az
. ditional buildings for. Fort Lincol
for which bids are now being advertise
at the office of the chief quartermaste
have been received at the office of Co
structing Engineer s.. G. Brosius, whel
they may be seen by all persons int
g ested. Bids for the construction wi
be received UP to IL o'clock, May 10.
Insurance Commissioner Ferd Leu
came in from the east yesterday az
was in the city last evening. He sa,
many good settlers are coming in
the country around Hebron, and are b
ing induced to go into the business
mixed farming and stock raising. A
Y tier all, Mr.. Luetz believes that the raj
ling of stock, combined with some farT
4 ing, is the right method for the intel
pant settlers along the Missouri riY