Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-14
The CITY

I He MI Z
A. C. McGilliNray went out to Dick
inson yesterday afternoon.
Editor and Mrs. Jewell went to SIT.
Paul yesterday for a brief trip.
Mrs. I. P. Baker returned from her
eastern trip on the noon train today.
st~enographer Fellows has arrived to
take a position as stenographer in the
local land Office.
ALFRED Farr was over from Mandan
yesterday, and had a. cyst removed
from his eyelid by DR.. Quain.
James A. Weed, the 'invincible''
county auditor of Logan county, is
s%ojourning a few days in the city.
Col. George Il. Pond was an arrival
from st. Paul yesterday to look over
the work being done at Fort Lincoln.
The Capital City Orchestra, led by
Prot. Gard, furnished excellent music
at, the performance at the Atheneum
last night.
Superintendent Dunn is holding the
regular March teachers examination
today and five candidates are taking
the examination.
Mrs. Nellie E. Scott, Grand Worthy
'Matron Of the O. 3. S., arrived on the
noon train and is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. D. Hoskins.
Mannhaven Journal: 1t is .rumor
that New Salem is to have another
bank and elevator, I. P. Baker, of Bis
marck is the promoter.
Mrs. E. Huested of Steele, who has
been under treatment at the hospital
for some time past has SO far recover.
ed as to be able to return to hel
home.
Registration of voters is necessary
ait the coming election April Z, an6
the registration board will hold the
first meeting two weeks prior to the
election.
The o. 3. S. will hold a special meet.
ing ait their hall tomorrow night al
rs o'clock to meet Grand Worthy Mat
ron Mrs. Nellie e. Scott. A full at
tendance is requested.
Owing to the illness of several mem;
bers of the band, there will be no con
cert given ait the dance tonight, bu'
the other features Of the evening will
be carried out Accord ng to program
Owing to difference in arrangements
regarding dates, the meeting adver
tised to have been held at the Athen
cum tonight to arrange for rig2t o
way for the 500 road has been post
poned until further notice.
The ice in the Heart river, nea:
Mandan, has gone out. There is n
ice running in the Missouri vet, al
though it is, likely to start at an.
time. The high wind Of today i
shifting the ice somewhat.
"A report was circulated in the cit,
yesterday that Slattery, the man VIII,
was carved up some In a cutting affra,
at Mandan the first of the week ha,
died. Investigation proves there /
no truth in the report, and Slattery /
recovering from his Injuries.
q. L. Campbell of Wabasha, Mimi
representing Hackney-Boynton Ian
company, having with him job
Gregoire, John Noel, Hugh Darcy, A
r. Oliver and VIM. Schnell. all 9
Wabasha county, Mimi, who all pun
chased land near Driscoll, this count,
is in the city.
A freight wreck on the main Liz
has forced the Northern Pacific pas
senger trains to come around by wa
Of Brainerd for the last few days az
the trains have been several hour
late. Yesterdays train arrived
shortly after 5 o'clock last evening
with twelve cars all heavily loaded.
There was a fair audience at th
Atheneum last night to witness th
performance of the play "For ZIG
! Sake. The company was only MI
diocre and some Of the climatic pas
ages were burlesqued by being owe
done. The company is not 50 capabl
!. as the n which rendered the SAN
|, play here last season.
jamestown Capital: Maria Rick
) the alleged window smasher.' was
! the city this week and was sent UP Il