Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-10
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H. g. Flint is in the city from
Jamestown.
Alex Mcdonald is up from Emmons
county today.
Editor Packard of Mandan was in
the city last night
E. H. Wilson came in. on the noon
train from the east.
Mrs. E. S. Miller has returned from
a trip to jamestown.
S. g. Brosius returned on the noon
train from a trip to st. Paul.
Fred Conklin left yesterday after
noon on a business trip to ST. Paul.
Sheriff Bogue made a quick trip to
Jamestown and got back last night.
The Ideal Whist club meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes next Wednesday
evening.
General Manager p. G. Washburn
returned to Minneapolis yesterday af-
ternoon.
Prof. Berry OF the Steele public
schools, accompanied by Mrs. Berry,
came in on the moo train.
The Mannhaven Journal announces
gravely that the 500 has purchased
the Washburn road to to take charge
the first of March.
Work is being pushed with Byrne
abstract plant. Mr.. Weeks now has
a force of nine clerks at work and
might use a few o copyists.
Regular drill Of Co. A tonight at S
p. m sharp. All officers and members
are requested TO be present in uni
form. Business of Importance.
Uncle Ben Corbin is up from Glen
Zoe today with a large consignment oil
Wolf skins. He reports a lively de.
mand for EmnnoInrs county realty.
A. T. Growl spent Sunday in Dick
inson, and reports the snow out on
the cattle ranges nearly gone, under
the influence Of the warm weather.
Judge Bowen returned Sunday noon
from trip to his old home in Penn
sylvania- He has been absent from
the city about three months, and re.
turns in good health.
Emmons County Record: The Rec
ord is informed that Mrs. Frank Smith
will soon move to Idaho, where he1
relatives reside Harry. Procunier
her cousin, will accompany her.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
begin a sale Tuesday the 18th,
Aprons, pillow cases. sheets and other
things too numerous to mention. They
will also serve lunch from II O'Clock
till z.
The Yellowstone river is reported
to have broken up and the Missouri
is on the verge Of breaking. Steam.
boat men are arranging for the care
OF the boats along the river during
the break UP.
Hon. w. 7. Belden came in from
South st. Paul this morning with
three loads Of stock cattle, He re
ports a shortage of stockers on the
market, and advises those wanting
them to- buy early.
Sheriff Bogue Sunday afternoon tool
Uncle DAM n OF the well known
old colored men about the city, IL
jamestown for treatment. He has
been at the hospital here for some time
and his mind has given away.
Coroner White was called to Bald
win this afternoon by the report tina
the body Of a dead man had been dis
covered near there. There has no in
formation reached the city vet of th,
identity Of the man and Coroner Whit
had not returned when the Tribun,
went to press.
News has been received in the cit.
OF the death OF Mrs. Joe. Miller D
Mandan at st. Paul last week. Mrs
Miller has been suffering for som.
time with an incurable disease, ant
won't to st. Paul for an operation, bu
IT was found that her condition wa.
such that an operation would be D
no advantage. She died the last
the week and her remains .wer,
brought back to Mandan for inter
ment,