Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-22
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Hon. Fred LeuCz passed west Oh UHe
noon train.
Uncle Toms Cabin at the Atheneum
next Monday night.
Gen. A. Hughes returned ON the noon
train from the east.
Secretary Of State E. F. Porter is
among the guests in the city today.
Mrs. c. M. Brown Of Fargo is visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. ~. H. L. Vesperman.
County Commissioner Gust John
scr, is in the city from the farm today.
A basement is being excavated be-
Meath the Patterson building on Fifth
Landlord Patterson of the Northwest
is again confined to his room with
rheumatism.
The Pauci Delecti Whist club will
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson this
evening, April %.
Editor L. D. McGahan of the Pal
returned Saturday might from
a trip to Devils Lake.
Northern Pacific work trains are do
ing considerable work, filling track and
repairing the roadbed in this vicinity.
Eddy County Provost: Mrs. N. T..
OConnor returned Saturday from a
winters visit with friends and rela-
tiyes at Bismarck.
Burt Finney, H. l.. Reade and George
WEIGH left on the loon train for Man
dan to take the R. A. M. degrees this
afternoon and tonight.
Mrs. Holley, state agent for preven-
ton of cruelty to animals, left this
afternoon on No. 4 on official investi-
cation in The eastern part of the state.
Passengers on the delayed train
this afternoo report a severe winter
storm at Jamestown. There were eight
to ten inches of snow and a high wind
which made it almost a blizzard.
Mr.. F. E. Titus received word Satur-
day Of the death of his sister, Mrs,
Lois T. White Of Tryanville, Pa. She
died of typhoid fever and leaves two
small children to mourn her loss.
Some farm work has been done
through this county, although the
| spring is backward and spring work
has been somewhat delayed. Some
wheat has been put in. and later grains
are being sown.
If some person has a good picture
of the Presbyterian church-taken ii
the summer time-the Tribune woult
like to use it long. enough to have 1
cut made. The Tribune's collection
contains only winter views.
Mr.. J. C. Holley has recently beel
made sales solicitor for the Hackney
Boynton Land company, and will b
pleased to show the lands of this com
pany to intending purchasers. Ofic
OH Main street, between Fifth AM
Sixth.
A fall of several inches of snow be
tween Dawson and Buffalo. Cass coun
ty, is reported. Snow fell last nigh
and this morning, and was accompan
led with a high wind. Snow pillow
were started out of Fargo and James
town this morning to clear the track
Train No. 8 of today was several hour
late.
A special car attached to today
west bound train bore a party of TWEEN
ty-ive land-seekers Of the Missou1
Slope Land & Investment company
Billings county. The car was decor
ated with a banner stating: 1--WE al
bound for Billings county, the flax be
Of North Dakota" A. G. McGillivra
and L. A. Simpson accompanied tn
party.
There is a cold wave over the nortl
west, which has prevailed for a da
i or so, the conditions here being Of
posed to those in the east, where a
extremely warm wave prevailed #
!; several days. The indications for t.
t night are for snow flurries and contil
ued cold, and local prophets say I'll
present disturbance is necessary befo1
the weather clears up.
: Considering the large number
urgent jobs in sight to say nothing
: the new buildings under c~onstructic
it is quite evident that there + n
half painters enough in Bismarck
! handle the work. Enough is in sigh
ready to contract to give employing;
/ to double the number now in the cit
i but they must be first class workmen
t like those we nov have.
The Troy, N. Y, Record contai.
the following that will be of intere
y to many fir lends OF the former superi
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