Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-04
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and are bound for the Missouri slope.
The @. A. M. dance tomorrow night
will be held at the Basket Ball hall.
Ex-County Treasurer A. steenson Of
Trail county is up to sit as a member
Of the u S grand jury.
Commissioners Johnson and SWEET
were present when the board of COM
missioners met yesterday afternoon
but adjourned until this afternoon to
await the arrival of Chairman Weloh.
Four cars Of immigrant movcables
came in from the east last night en-
route to Wilton. There were thirteen
immigrants with the party an route to
take up homes along the Washburn
road.
Arrangements are being made to
take care of a couple of carloads Of In
dams who will arrive tonight with
Deputy Marshal Schindler-witnesses
in Turtle Mountain timber depreciation
asses.
Parties desiring to accommodate a
few transients during court time should
inform the mayor, the Tribune or the
court officials. Accommodations are
wanted for many people not yet pro-
vided for.
A. ". Porter, former state auditor,
has.just closed a deal by which he sells
to Iowa parties some 10000 acres of
LaMoure county lands. He will de-
vote his attention to the stock business
in future.
A. T. Crowl of Dickinson is in the
city, on business before the U. S. court.
Mr.. Crowl reports the storm safely
passed out in Stark county and the
weather moderating. There is not so
much snow west as here.
F. L. Bohn chief deputy A. o. U. w.
will be at the Workmen hall this even
ing and desires to meet all members
of the lodge. There will be Initiation
and a good time in store for all pres
ent. Let every chair be filled.
Louis Joss, son of Rev. A. A. JOSS
of this city, is one of nine freshmen
from which will be chosen three de-
baters to meet the sophomores of the
Minnesota state university. Louis is
studying law at the university.
Company B of the Sth U. S.. infantry,
now stationed at Fort Yates, is re-
cruited to full strength, and will leave
for Manila the first of May. Capt. F.
H. Sargent has taken his family to
California to reside, until his return.
All of the hotels in the city were
full last night. At the Northwest a
number of transient guests were ac-
commodated with cots in the parlor.
Arrangements were made today for the
accommodation Of all visitors in the
city.
Sheriff Rutten of Devils Lake is at
tending u. S. court in the city. h
are a number Of Ramsey county people
in the city on court business, among
them Will Hurst, Cornelius Frank,
Chas. Wagner. O.. p. N. Anderson, Jas.
Kelly and P. Norton, jr.
The transcribing of the testimony
taken in the Voss disbarment case has
been concluded and the testimony is
now ready for submittal to the supreme
court at the March term. There are
! about 24O typewriter pages of the tes-
timony for the court to consider.
The severe weather of the past week
has broken just in time for the immi-
grants who have begun to arrive tc
settle along the lines of the Washburr
and Northern Pacific roads. Severa.
, carloads of live stock and moveables
have already arrived and a number
more are expected this week.
Arrangements for the care of the
Indian witnesses in the city before the
u. S.. court have been occupying the at
; ISlttlOu VI COuEt OulCldlS anu ClClZcus
, today. There are about forty Indians
in the city today and two carloads arr
being brought in by Deputy Marsha
, SCHNEIDER to reach the city tonight.
: Granville Qowa) Gazette: This
Office has received a copy of the Bis
marck, North Dakota, Daily Tribune
special edition, dated Feb. %, 1902. I
! is a beautiful 24-page paper giving de
scription Of the country and its advan
tages. Anyone who is interested il
that section may see this paper by call
ing at this Office.
. Judge G. +. Amidon Of the u. S
court arrived last night from Fargo tt
preside at the term of us. court il
i the city. Judge Amidon will be il
i charge of the district bench in Min
nesota during the and il 1