Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-08

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THIS DAY IN HISTORY
MISUNDERSTANDING Of New Or
leans, 1915.
Secretary Of State Porter went east
this afternoon.
P. 9. Remington came in on the
loon train from the east.
Mrs. E. H. l.. Vesperman is at the
hospital, suffering from an attack Of
bronchial pneumonia.
The county commissioners this after
noon reappointed DR.. w. g. Matchan
as county physician.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter leaves to-
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. j. A..
Burgum Of Arthur, 5Cass county.
H. r. Lyon and J. D. CRUDE. of Man
dan were in the city this afternoon.
L. a. Simpson is in the city from
Dickinson.
Governor White leaves today for In
dianapolis, where he will join Mrs.
White, who has been visiting there
for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McGillivray left
this afternoon for the east. They will
visit friends and relatives in Michigan
for a month or so.
The officials of the Washburn road
r arranging for a new schedule which
will take effect when the road begins
carrying the mail January 13.
Hon. J. P. Gilbraith of Grand Forks,
a member of the last legislature, leaves
Grand Forks for St. Paul where he
takes a position as credit man for Far
we'll, Osman, Kirke & Co.
Regular meeting of w. r. G. at their
hall Thursday evening, January 8, at
1870 p. m. sharp. Installation Of Off
GERS to be followed by a social meeting
with the G.. A. r. Members come
and bring your escorts.
There is nothing but chancery bus
mess before the term of U. S. court at
Grand Forks. The time for the term
in Bismarck is in March, and it is prob
able that a term will be held here.
There are several cases for trial in this
district.
Reports from up the river say the
warm weather and melting SHOWS have
rendered a suspension of crossing OF
the Missouri necessary. The river is
still crossed with safety here, although
a continuance of the present weather
will soon interfere with it.
The board of railroad commissioners
disposed OF routine business at their
meeting at the capitol this week The
board adjourned to meet at Fargo Jan
uary 10, when the hearing Of the Car
rington 7 matter will be taken up,
This is a matter in which there is much
interest at Darlington.
A telegram from Washington this
afternoon announces that Charles Ku-
pitt was the lowest bidder for the Fort
Yates mail carrying contract. Mr..
Kupitz has held this contract for the
past term, and his service has given
satisfaction along the route, as it will
continue to do in the future.
The city board of health and the
county commissioners will cooperate
to procure a building that may be used
as a detention hospital by either city
or county whenever there is need for
it. DR.. e. P. Quain acts for the city
Commissioner SWEET for the county
and Surveyor Harold is the third mem
Der of the board.
E. H. Walker Of the Washburn road
says reports reached him that Mime
apolis fuel concerns are sending much
less fuel to the state than formerly
due to the inroads being made on the
market by Ignite. In a few days the
new appliances at the Wilton mines
will be in shape and the road will ther
be able to furnish more coal than ever
Two hundred thousand is the number
of homeseekers the railroads of the
northwest estimate will seek the north
eastern states during the year 1902
OF this immense number, it is agreed
the largest share will seek Minnesota
and North and South Dakota. Tht
work done by the railroads and immi
grafton agents is bearing fruits, ant
another year will see vast additions K
the settlers Of North Dakota and tn,
adjoining states.
AT the Catholic church at half pas
8 o'clock this morning took place tn,
wedding Of Miss Jane Sebry to MI
John Flanagan. The bride an,
groom are both well known in til,
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