Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-08
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Frank Beals of Jamestown is in the

Father Adolph OF Glenullin is visiting
Father Clement today.
Tom Poole returned on the noon
train from jamestown.
Judge Young arrived from Fargo on
the delayed train this morning.
Everyone should see the Eleventh
Hour at the Atheneum tonight.
Major ]. H. Frame of Grafton is
among the guests in the city today.
Charles Anderson, the Wilton real
estate man is among the guests in the
city.
DR.. F. B. Strauss was among the
guests in the city today from Glenn
Ullin.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels White Mother and child doing
nicely.
Deputy Auditor Tom Harris is able
to be out again after a relapse of his
recent illness.
The Pauci Delecti Whist club will
meet with Dr. and Mrs. Rawlings this
evening, April s.
There was a gentle spring rain last
night which added materially to the
stock of moisture.
Miss Bertha Owen has returned to
Darlington, N. ID. to resume her posi-
ton with Chaffee Bros.
Vinson William is among the guests
in the city, visiting with his mother,
Mrs. 3. l.. Strauss.
Father Adolph of Glenullin and
Father Vincent of R~ichardton are
guests of Father Clement.
The Northern Pacific will extend it's
spur track to Fort Lincoln to permit
the hauling in of materials for the new
buildings.
The Eleventh Hour, Lincoln J. Car
ter's great play, will be presented at
the Atheneum tonight. The company
is in the city.
Sunday at ST.. Mary's church a class
of twenty-six~ children were admitted
to their first holy communion by Rev.
Father Clement.
At Mandan Pat McGillic was elected
mayor. Ed Nichols defeated 0. H.
Killand for alderman by a majority
Of Over a hundred.
The Eleventh Hour company arrived
this morning from Mandan. The per
Torrance given there last night is re-
ported to have been first class.
The Bismarck Knights of Pythias
have invited the members of the Wash
burn, Wilton, Steele and Mandan
lodges to meet with them April 8 and
confer degrees IN ten candidates.
J.. A. McDougall of Mandan was
among the guests in the city today.
He is waiting for the government au-
thoritits to select face brick for build
ing he is constructing at Fort Lincoln.
The special meeting of the Fort
Nightly club which was to have been
held at the home of Mrs. H. l.. Reade
on wednesday evening will be post
poned on account of sickness and other
reasons.
A box car in the Washburn yards
was broken open last night and a num-
Eber of articles stolen. A a was
broken open in the N. P. yards also.
but the contents were not portable
and the thieves got nothing for their
pains.
Encampment No. 16, 1. O. 0. F.,
will be instituted in this city on satur-
day. 18th inst. "A special train will
run from Mandan. Members Of sub
ordinate and wives are requested to at
[tend. Nicholson No. 40 will furnish
supper.
Alex Louden left today for Sentinel
Butte, with a party of land-seekers
who are going to look over the lands
of the Missouri Slope Land & Invest
ment company. Alex is in the employ
OF the company and will boom the land
business.
W. B. Couch is agent for a nursery
in the blizzard belt OF Iowa, and is
taking orders for hardy shrubs and
e-yergreens, to be set out about the. city,
Mr. Couch has been a resident OF the
city for twenty years, and many friends
will look to him for shrubs and vines
Mckenzie slough continues. to afford
the railroad company much grief. The
wind and waves yesterday washed out
the track badly, and it was sagged and
unsafe during the night. Trains were
held in the city until morning, wher
The track was repaired and a crossing
made.
After many delays, all the indication.
indicate the final arrival Of the spring
snasnn weather is warm anC