Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-25

FOfecd6C TOT ~ hours rOrNOrCl DakoCa
ending tomorrow night at s o'clock;
Generally frair tonight and Wednes-
day; colder in south portion tonight.
Editor Streeter of Emmons county
is among the guests in the city today.
Editor and Mrs. r. M. Tuttle Of Man
dan r in the city dul,isg the term Of
district court.
T. J. Woodmansee is moving his hv-
cry stock into the new Van Horn barn
ON Broadway to-day.
Attorney Nuchols of Mandan was
looking after some cases in district
count this morning.
Mrs. Albin Hedstrom of Slaughter,
with her little son, who is quite i'll,
a1rived in Bismarck on last nights
train.
A number Of jurors we're excused at
this mornings session of the district
COURT until Monday of next week, when
the NOR important cases of the term
will be taken up.
General E. A. Williams and Miss
Hilda Satterlund went through to
Green Bay with the remains Of Mrs.
KLAUS and attended the funeral ser
vices at that place.
High winds and dust have prevailed
today, and there was an unusual MUM
Der of stray hats. The wind is raw
and cold, but there being no snow, it
is not so disagreeable as it might 9TH
erwise be.
c. M. Dahl reports a constantly in
creasing trade. Last evening he was
Obliged to keep his store open until
nearly - O'Clock and his sales after
1890 would in other seasons have con
stituted a very good days business.
Blanks are being issued by the post
Office department to patrons of the
Office Ito indicate the persons to whom
they want mail delivered at their
numbers. No statement of the
CARRIERS has yet been received ait the
local office.
Senator M. D. Williams of Stutsmhn
county was among the arrivals from
the east today, looking for quarters
the Legislative session. He is
still on crutches as a result of an ac-
cident some time ago in which he suf-
fered a broken leg.
Orders have been posted at the local
depot regarding the new dnterlocking
switch placed imposition at the North
ern Pacific and 500 crossings yester-
day. Superintendent Wilson Of the
N. P. and Superintendent Derrick of
the 500 superintendent the work.
Michael Keogh of Morton county,
who was brought over from Mandan
Sunday suffering from a fracture of
the skull, sustained in a runaway ac-
eident, died at st. Alexius hospital
last might. His body was taken to
Mandan this afternoon for interment..
The machinery for the new electric
light plant has been delayed by rush
OF orders, but it lis understood it is now
completed and awaits transportation,
which is slow because of 1.-THE rush Of
Tailroad business east. General
Hughes has gone east to look after the
matter personally.
One of Burt Finney's ads that APP
lpeared in the Tribune last summer has
been going the rounds of the state
press, and is now running in the Dick
inson Press. 1T is about children,
and although a bachelor it would
seem as though Burt was becoming an
acknowledged authority on-children.
1t also shows THAT his is the kind of
advertising that ATTRACTS.
Steele Ozone: Thursday Deputy
Sheriff Hogue went to Bismarck and
brought back Henry Wheat on com
plaint Of Landlord Thomas of the City
Hotel on a charge of beating his board
bill. In Justice Trapp's court he was
fined $49. so on 25 days in Jail. De-
.falt of the sum and as this Jail ds ont
OF repair. arrangements were made to
have him kept in Bismarck.
w. Fl. Webb: A very noticeable
feature Of the tide OF prosperity that
Is now flowing B~ismarckward is the
great number OF new faces one meets
every day. A year ago in passing
about the city every face was a famil-
liar one now we scarcely know half
the people we meet. We are enjoy
ing the largest trade this season we
ever had. Our increased force is kent
constantly on the go in looking after
the interests of our customers.
at the Grees Bay, wis, cathedral on
jamestown Alert: Funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Belle Klaus were held
arrival OF the funeral party hast SAT-
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