Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-27
HE CITY

HE lITY
J. H. Caldwell Of Taylor came in on,
the afternoon train.
August sebry Of Naughton was a
visitor n the city today.
]. II. McGillic Of Mandan was among
the guests in the city last night,
Louis Primeau was among the guests
in the city last night from Standing
Rock. III
Operator Boyle is taking a vacation
OF q few days and visiting at his home
at Melville.
Mrs. F. R. smyth will entertain the
Pauci Deleoti whist club Friday even
ing, Feb. %.
Yesterdays spring rain turned into
sleet last night and disagreeable
weather prevails today.
The B. "A. Y. meeting called for to-
night is postponed until further notice.
Ordered by the foreman.
A regular meeting Of the W. r. C..
will occur February %, at $50 p. m.
q full attendance is desired.
It will take about six weeks to get
the official abstract records in shape,
according to Abstractor P. E. Byrne.
Mr.. st. George Of Faribault, Mimi,
is In the city on his way to visit with
his s~on-in-law, Erin Wells OF Cannon
ball.
Refreshments, dancing and a social
time at the G. A. r. hall Friday night.
All for 25 cents. Ice cream and cake
extra at 15c per plate.
The B. 3. dance has been postponed
until Monday night, March 8. At this
dance Prof. Gard will introduce the
new dance, the Chicago glide.
The pupils Of the high school give
their supper this evening in the va
can't hall west of the Patterson drug
store. "a fine bill Of fare will be
served.
Editor Townes Of Buffalo says that
Miss Kate G. Kern of Bismarck, Havre
and Valley City hotel fame, is doing,
the state in the interest Of an insurance
company.
B. 2. Tilden left on this afternoons
train for New York where he goes to
look into the offer recently made him
to take charge Of a railroad building
enterprise in Georgia.
Auditor Moorhouse was called to st.
Paul last night by a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of Mrs. f.
p. Moorhouse. He expects to be alb
sent until the end of the week. !,
Agood many sales Of land are being
made in the vicinity of Mckenzie and
the NJ still prevails that the N. p.
will make that the junction Of it's
Edgeley branch with the main line.
The Pan-American commission will
hold their meeting to finish up affairs
in connection with the state display
about March :. Lieutenant Governor
Bartlett will be here al about thar
time. f.
States Attorney Allen has his hands
full OF business with the trial of two
murder cases to prepare for ait the next
term of district court and q large
amount of criminal business at the
forthcoming term of u. S. court here
early in March.
Col. 2. M. Maus, formerly Of Fort
Lincoln, and a visitor in the city a
year or two ago, is now on duty in
Manila, and writes Surgeon General
Sternberg of the army that sickness
among the Philippine troops is grad
ually disappearing.
The buttermakers Of Morton county
have organized the Missouri Slope But
termakers' Association with r. r.
Flint Of New Salem, president, S. S.
Simpson OF Mandan, secretary. It is
the purpose Of the association to hold
monthly meetings and endeavor to
unite the creamery men Of the slope in
cooperation toward Improvement OF
the product OF that section and other
wise forward the interests Of dairying
in that section.
The 18th Is nearly here. That's the
date OF the social entertainment to be
given by the ladies Of the w. r. c. at
their hall and in the rooms OF the q.
Ar. There's room for all and o
can enjoy yourself for % cents. Ey-
cry person a help us get a piano and
we need q for U hall. There will
be a good program, a social time, and
dancing with the best or music-Prof.
Cards orchestra Of seven pieces. Re