Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-15
The CITY

DuSdlu VI Armstrong IS IN
the city today. ~
Judge Lyons of Steele is mons the
guests in the city.
George e. Wentworth is in today
from the ranch at Mckenzie.
Major F. o. Getchell Of Fort Totten
is among the guests in the city,
Mrs. w. c. Gilbreath leaves tomor-
row for a visit with relatives in Him
OILS.
Miss Bingenheimer of Minneapolis
was visiting friends in the city last
evening. -
Deputy County Auditor J. L. Bowers
and wife of Mandan were guests in the
city last evening.
O. F. Bookwalter of Wilton came
down last night to take an initial ride
on the Masonic goat.
There were fifteen coaches on today's
west bound train, and two engines
were required to haul the train.
Col. George E. Pond came in on the
noon train from st. Paul to look over
the work being done at Fort Lincoln.
H. j.. Weeks left On The noon train
for Dickinson, to meet his two boys,
who come from California to join him
here.
Vinson William, who has been visit
ing with his mother, Mrs. Strauss for
some time, returned west on the noon
train.
The old express wagon has been re-
turned from st. Paul, ~rejuvenated with
paint of various shades, until it looks
like new.
Miss Flanders of Fort Yates was a
guest in the city last evening and left
last night for a visit with friends in
Montana.
It is officially announced that the
North Coast Limited service of the
Northern Pacific will be resumed for
the season Sunday, May 4.
Judge Lyons: Business around
Steele is good and we are selling some
land every day and getting in a good
class of farmers and settlers.
The special train for Mandan will
leave at s o'clock tonight. Tickets are
| 50 cents which includes fare and ad-
mission to the basket ball game.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
in charge of the recent chicken pie
supper find that they have cleared
about $50, for the church repair fund.
Grand Lecturer Scott met with the
Masonic brethren at their hall last
night and a pleasant eveningzwas pass
ed. Mr.. Scott left for Mandan today
to meet with the lodge there.
The basket ball girls go to Mandan
tonight and will take two teams ito
play an exhibition game at that place
A special train will be run over at
s o'clock this evening and a number
of Bismarckers will attend.
At the meeting of Canton Bismarck
No. 5, I. o. o. F., the resignation OF
Harry Lee, as captain, was rendered
and accepted, Lieut.. A. K. Sleeger,
being elected to fill the vacancy. Frank
J.. Burt, elected first lieutenant, N. j.
Shields, ensign.
Two of Bismarck's young sporty
element ran up against the authorities
for too gay conduct in Mandan and
on the train coming back. One OF
them was arrested and fined in Man
dan for striking a policeman and the
other was fined 500 here for improper
conduct on the train.
Train No. - of last night was delayed
until this afternoon by a wreck neal
Miles City. Several cars went through
a burning bridge, and the mail clerk Of
the train was badly injured and was
taken east this afternoon. No other
passengers were injured. The mail cal
was destroyed by fire.
The Northern Pacific will use sew.
eral thousand Italians on the roa6
this year making improvements. A
large number will be used IN the Da'
kota division. It is understood thai
the track through Lake Mckenzie viii
be raised at least three feet and per
haps five so that trouble from higf
water may be avoided in the future.
Zinc boxes for the depositing o
waste paper will be distributed arount
the down town districts in Fargo, tt
prevent the throwing of papers OF
the streets. If there were something
of this sort distributed in the alley'
in the city, we might escape the whirl
wind of paper boxes, old junk ant
other brio a brac every time there is
high wind.
The following is the report Of bust
o4nJ byG Ri Minof 1any