Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-02-26
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progress today. III
DR.. Kendrick came in on the noon
train from St. Paul. .s.. N. 4
Col. w H. Robinson came in from
the east On the noon train.
w. p: Mac omber returned on the
noon train from a trip down the line.
w. P. Macomber returned on the
came down from Dickinson this after
noon.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
will meet with Mrs. Dillon tomorrow
afternoon.
w. D. Sweet has announced himself
a candidate for mayor of Fargo against
Mayor Johnson. #
Rev. Joss went to Mandan today to
conduct funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs. L. J. Hill.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
have decided to postpone their sock
social until after the Lenten season
81 Everyone invited to the dance in the
Basket Ball hall on Thursday evening,
Feb. q. Capital City orchestra will
furnish the music.
w. H. Webb, jr., who has been In
the east for several days purchasing
a spring stock Of dry goods, is expected
to arrive home on Friday.
Jos. Katz will go to South st. Paul
in a few days for the purpose of buy
ing three or four carloads of horses
and cattle to put on his farm.
r B. P. Tilden has not resigned his po-
sition in the Office of the surveyor gen
eral and will not do so until he visits
the New York persons who have made
him an offer and makes final arrange
ments. 5$ .s# ~
Dr. G.. S. McLachlan of New Rock
ford was an east bound passenger on
this afternoons train, returning from
Miles City where he has been looking
up a ranch proposition.
4 Sheriff J. w. Goodall Of Dickinson
is among the guests in the city today,
having stopped off on his return from
the east. He has been ill for some
time but is improving now. 4
There will be a social given by the
Epworth Leaguers at the home of
Mrs. S. H. Scott Friday evening, Feb.
%. Admission Is cents. A program
has been arranged for the evening.
All are cordially invited.
r. L. Bohn, chief deputy of the A.
o. U. W., will be in the city next
Tuesday night and attend the meeting
of the local lodge. All members of
the Workmen are urged to be present
on that evening, Tuesday night,
March T.
Col. Robinson came UP today to meet
Trader Parker and others from Stand
ing Rock. The colonel has been i'll
for some time, and shows the effects
of it in loss of flesh, but is improving
now and it is hoped will continue
steadily to improve.
Frank Smith, one of the first set
tiers of Teller township, died at Fort
Yates on the 23d inst, of pneumonia.
His death was sudden and entirely un-
expected by his parents and family,
who are in Teller. The funeral oc-
ours today at Glencoe.
Z Register Of Deeds Ed Heusted, of
Steele, came in last evening, bringing
Mrs. Heusted to the hospital for treat
ment. They we're accompanied by
DR.. Gordon and Mrs Burns, the former
returning on the midnight train. while
the latter will remain for a few days
to look after the comfort of her friend.
The first school meeting in Crom-
well township was held yesterday af-
ternoon at Peter Swanson's house
when Cromwell school district No. 81
was organized. Peter Swanson, Will
liam TerWelleger and Matthias Helter-
mis- were elected directors. The new
district will have about twenty chill
dren Of school age. Cromwell is get
ting a large number of new settlers
and there is room for many more.
On Saturday last Senator Hans
brough submitted an amendment pro-
posing an appropria of $50, 600 for
improving the Missouri river at Bis
marck. It was referred to the com
mittee on commerce. The last ap-
preparation was entirely insufficient to
make the long needed improvements
in this part Of the river and it is hoped
the senator will succeed in getting
this amount allowed for use this sea
son. 55s. NJ. 4
There are ten different railroads
centering in the Twin cities. OF these
ten, six operate between the two towns
and Chicago. Of these six there is one