Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-13
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Edition. Stone of Casselton, is among
the guests in the city today.
Charles r. Merry Of Dickinson, is
among the guests in the city.
Dr. F. r. smyth is on the sick list
and is confined to his home.
Dr.. N o. Ramstad is. at the hospital,
suffering from an attack Of illness.
Mrs. Rourke returned to Lisbon yes
terday afternoon, after a week spent
in the city.
senaor and Mrs. Wesley Baker Of
Emmons county, are among the guests
in the city today.
Attorney Kickham Seaman and wife
of Chicago, are among the guests at
the Northwest hotel.
See the ad of ]. b. Cook & Co., for.
new sheet music. All the latest and
most popular selections at low prices.
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Charles Holman, a brother Of John
Holman, is visiting in the city, John
had not seen his brother for a number
OF years.
The rush Of ~land-seekers yesterday
compelled the Northern Pacific to run
its train in two sections, which arrived
several hours late.
MI. and Mrs. AO'Hern returned
yesterday afternoon from their trip to
the Pacific coast, and are visiting with
relatives in the city.
Prof. Berry of Steele, was among the
guests in the city yesterday, having
come up to see Mrs. Berry, who is
being treated at the hospital.
W. F. Gushing left yesterday for
Fargo and the eastern part Of the
state to do some hustling in connec-
tdon with the st. Louis exposition.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies',
Benevolent Aid society will be held at
the residence of Mrs. Subtle, Friday aft
ternoon, March ii. All members re-
quested to be present. Business Of
Importance.
H. o. Chile, "a well known resident
Of the county and formerly employed
by Kendrick and Barnes, died at the
hospital and the funeral occurred this
week. He has been suffering for
some time witha severe cold and
other ailments.
William Monier, cook at the Grand
Pacific. met with an accident yester-
day, cutting his thumb badly with a
knife. The tendon Of the thumb was
severed and Monier was operated on
last night for the joining OF the severed
tendon. He is at the hospital.
The remains Of Louis Brown, who
was found dead on the prairie rear
Baldwin, were brought. into the city
last night and sent to Fargo for in
terment in the Jewish cemetery there.
The wife and family Of the deceased
are in poor circumstances, and will re-
main here until word is received from
the secretary Of the Jewish society
that sent them here as to their dis
position.
Il. G. Wells was brought down on the
afternoon train yesterday from New
Salem. He is one Of the men who was
badly burned in the coal mine explo-
sion there a few days ago. His head
and face were badly burned with
powder as was the upper part Of his
body. His wife, who was formerly
Miss Couch OF this city, accompanied
him. The couple have only been mar
ried a few weeks. Mr.. Wells is now
at the hospital for treatment.
r. B. Tracy OF the Boston Trans
cript, writes: The editor OF the Ma
tional Magazine tells me that he is
going to publish, in his April number,
q story Of mine, which is in reality q
picture Of the reception to Caldwell,
o 4 sCal." formerly Of Sioux Falls and
now Of Sioux City, which was given
In the representatives hall q Bis
marck just i've years ago. This was
a remarkable Gene, as you may re-
member, and I venture to call your
attention tt. the story in order that
you may let those know who are In
terested Ia sCal" In regard to Its pub
location.
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