Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-04-19
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in the city.
s H. B. Wood of Fargo, is among the
guests in the city today.
w. B. FIibbs of Mckenzie is among
the guests in the city today.
Contractor McDougall of Mandan,
came over on the afternoon train.
Cashier Anderson of the Braddock
bank is among the guests in the city.
, Co. "A. P. Peake of Valley City, came
in from the west on the afternoon
train. III
A detail of soldiers and officers bound
to the coast were on today's west bound
train.
There will be services in the Swedish
Lutheran church tomorrow forenoon
at 1O:3O O'clock - ".
Mrs. N F. Boucher and daughter
Edna returned on the noon train today
from trip east. .s. ~. .."-..
States Attorney Allen returned last
night from Fargo, where he attended
some U. S. court business.
Father Clement will attend the mis-
sicns of Wilton, April 21,, Turtle Lake,
April % and Washburn, April %.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Dillon have
moved into the residence, on Fifth
street lately vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham.
Pat McHugh: l will run the street
sprinkler during the summer and give
good service, if the business men CO.
operate, and subscribe for the service.
The residence building at the corner
Of Seventh and Main street is being
raised preparatory to removal to the
property at the corner of Sixth and
Broadway.
Miss Mamie McCue entertained the
Entries Nous club at the Northwest
last evening and very enjoyable time
was had. Mrs. Poole and DR.. Qualn
won the prizes.
Cashier Anderson Of Braddock is in
the city today and confirms the report
that the Emmons County State bank
has assumed control of the oher bank
ing institution at Braddock.
The new ferry to be in stalled be-
tween Washburn and the west side OF
the river will be in operation in week
or so. and promises to enjoy con-
siderable business from the first.
The Star nine met a defeat at the
hands of the Bismarck Juniors. The
score being IA to II in favor the Jun
iors. Another game will be played
next Saturday for baseball suits.
Attorney Register: did not defend
J.aC. Clark, whose trial for libel took
place at Mandan this week. The
credit for Mr. Clark's defense belongs
to Attorney Packard, who conducted
the defense. .."
The commissioner of insurance has
received the resignation of H. e. White
Of Jamestown as president of the Mer-
chants Mutual Insurance company
which recently made application for ad-
mission to do business in the. state.
Jack McHugh returned today from
Brainerd, where he went some time age
for treatment for broken knee cap
His injury has been treated and the
fracture is still little troublesome
but it. is hoped time will make the
knee all right again.
Contractor Ole Johnson and his mer
are making number of repairs or
cement walks about the city, replacing
worn tiles, relaying walks and doing
other work, pending the beginning o1
the work on the extensive new walks
to be laid in the city,.
The weather bureau Office will be
much more commodious and sight!
when Contractor Lovin and his crew
of men finish their work. A SECOND
story is being added to the building
and other improvements will be made
to bring the building into harmon!
with the rest of the government re-
serve there. ....,.. .... +.
With the new three train service be
tween ST. Paul and Mandan going intt
effect in May, the passenger service OF
1.-THE Northern Pacific will be the bes
in the history of the road. The trave
is SO heavy that the Northern Pacific
deemed it advisable to run the loca
train through. Formerly it has ru1
only as far as Jamestown, but now th'
bulk of the travel is to the western par
ct the state. I
"A. D. Clarke of Algona, Iowa, head o
the A. D.> Clarke Land company, i
among the guests in the city today
Mr.. Clarke recently, purchased a mum