Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-18

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II. q. Yoss of Mgandan was in the city

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H. q. voss Of Mandan was in the city
today.
Attorney Newton is in the city from
Fargo.
This afternoon train is reported six
teen hours late.
Thos. Seton Of EllenJdale is among
the guests in the city.
Charley Crum was in the city this
week from Mckenzie.
]. A. McDougall OF Mandan is a
guest in the city today.
State Auditor Carlb1om is. looking
after official business in the city.
Attorney General Comstock is
among the guests in the city today.
The county commissioners adjourned
this noon after completing their work.
President Worst Of the state agricul-
tural college is visiting in the city to-
day.
The county commissioners have
been in session yesterday and today,
occupied with routine business.
DR.. Dillon was in the city last night
from Washburn and Mrs. Dillon, who
is at the hospital, is reported much
better.
The Fortnightly club will meet at
Mrs. Watson's tomorrow afternoon ait
2:3O instead Of 8 o'clock al heretofore
announced.
An all night service will begin to-
night at the Bismarck telephone ex-
change. Heretofore the service has
lasted only until midnight.
MI. e. E. secooTr says that he has no
offer into the government for So an
acre for the entire Stevenson tract, as
previously reported, but that he has
offered to pay double, the price paid
for it at the recent sale.
There will be a basket social held ait
the Salvation Army hall on Wednes-
day evening of this week. Cake and
coffee will be served for those who do
not get baskets. A short meeting
will be held before the social.
Miss Mamie McHugh returned last
nightsfrom Brainerd where she accom-
panied her brother Jack to the hos
pital. He had an operation performed
Sunday for the reduction of a fracture
of the knee and the doctors hope he
will come out all right.
a. Il. Babcock, manager of the opera
house at Billings, Mont, recommends
Beatty Bros as perfect gentlemen and
says their show was more than salts
factory. The manager Of the opera
house at Bozeman, Mont, says Beatty
Bros. are kings of the picture business.
The suit of the Standing Rock In
dams to prevent the going into effect
Of the grazing contracts on their e
ervation, has been continued to Feb
27, owing to the illness Of Justice
barnard of the supreme court Of the
District Of Columbia, before whom the
proceedings were brought.
Mandan is having an echo Of an old
divorce case, in which a Mrs. Eason
obtained a divorce in 1898, and now
her ex-husband sues H. P. Anderson
for alienation Of his wife's affections
The parties are from New Haven
4 Conn, where the case is being tried
and dispositions were taken at MandaI
and sent to New Haven.
States Attorney Allen left last might
for Fargo to meet U. S. Attorney
Rourke and prepare for the term Of y
S. court to be held at Bismarck il
March. Judge Amidon leaves tn
state the first of April to be absent
most Of the time until next fall, ant
1t is desired to get all criminal bus
mess out of the way before he leaves
The famous Haynes Palace Studio
car will arrive in Bismarck March Is
and remain three days only. Messrs
II White and Hunter are in charge Q
the car, which has recently been newl.
{ appointed with Photographic furnish
ings. The Haynes q needs no il
PRODUCTION in Bismarck. No fine fine
. photos are made than by MI. +. ia!
Haynes and his artists--celebrated al
lover the world.
The local land Office this morninl
received notice from the general Ian
office at Washington that out OF tn
first 735 entries made in this distric
3 9 under the reservoir act, 695 have bee
: reported fol-. cancellation. The reser
yoir claims were made covering quar-
ter sections Of land with the provis
ions that the entryman should cor