Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-20
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Attorney 3. S Allen has returned
from a trip east.
G, e. Cnlm came in from Mckenzie
on the noon train.
Attorney ttc conklin was in the city.
Sunday from Jamestown.
Mrs. Charles Kupitz returned Sum.
day from a "trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. A. Hull returned on the noon
train today from a trip to Iowa.
Mrs. J.. J. Lamb, Glencoe, is visiting
this week with friends in the city.
State Treasurer Mcmillan came in
from the east on the noon train today.
General A. Hughes came in on the
noon train Sunday from Minneapolis.
There will be a regular communica-
ton of Bismarck lodge No. 5, A. F. &
A. M. tonight. Work, F. c.
A boy was born yesterday ait the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson, the
father being the proprietor of the
Franklin house. :.
General Travelling Freight Agent
Joseph Dietrich was UP in the Mime
.waukan district last week booming
Burleigh county coal.
Reserved seats will be on sale
Thursday morning for "%Slayton's Jubi-
lee Singers" Reserved seats SO cents.
General admission 25 cents.
Bismarck has an opportunity to get
the 500. It is up to u citizens and
it behooves us to make the effort. Let
us not allow another years delay.
Mrs. Lucy Waid of this city has been
successful in soliciting subscriptions
at Washburn and Wilton for a Flor
ence Crittenton home at Bismarck.
Another large party of ~landseekers
came in on the noon train, and home
stead applicants are lined up in front
of the land Office three or four deep.
The urgency deficiency bill in con-
gress carries with it an appropriation
of $$4,775 for reproducing the land office
records destroyed by fire at Bismarck.
Photographer ,DeGraf has been ap-
pointed official artist for the B.,.W. &
C. F. road and will soon begin upon a
large collection of views for that COM
pany. ->lss. 3.
The early closing movement by
Messrs. Webb Bros. and Lucas &
O'Hara tonight is one that would be
appreciated by the help of other estab-
lishments.
Remember the gospel meetings to-
night at the First Baptist church.
Subject will be "Who Wrote the
Bible.' Services begin every evening
at 7:45 p. M.
A. T. Russell, representing Brad
streets, who has been looking up the
financial resources OF the business men
of the city, finds an extremely favor
able condition of affairs.
DR.. and Mrs. Stacey, Grand Forks;
MI. and Mrs. Packard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Birchfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe, and
Miss Jessie Ward of Mandan were
guests of the local Rebekahs Saturday
night. -
Editor Oeltgen of the Wilton News
is in the city today looking up bust
nees. The News, by the way, has been
doubled in size, improved in appear
ance and now ranks with the best
country papers in the state.
p. A. Hughes, manager of the Fargo
Edison company, and M. Stern of Far
go, We're in the city Sunday, consulting
with the officials Of the Washburn coal
company regarding the matter of using
Ignite coal for the Fargo plant.
jamestown Capital: M. L. Parker
and daughter are reported to have IN
dergone operations in a Fargo hospital
for appendicitis and now are doing
quite well. The cases were taken Just
in time, it is said, and could not have
been neglected much longer.
Perhaps it is not generally known
that ex-Mayor Patterson-since he got
good-has been a fine stock fancier
and grower, his herd OF superbly bred
Hereford cattle being headed by Major
Edwards" through whose veins
courses the blood Of a royal parentage.
The coroner's inquest in the Hibbs
case was resumed this afternoon with
the testimony Of B. F. Scovil who was
at the ranch on the morning of the ac-
cident. He was closely questioned by
States Attorney Allen as to occurrences
of that morning. The jury has not
yet returned a verdict.
a meeting Of the railroad commits
sioners was held at Fargo Saturday
and the Darlington Y matter was taken
up. This Y was ordered constructed
some time ago but the roads failed to
do IT. ATTORNEY Genera 4 oet al,