Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-13
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ia trip east.
Judge Winchester went east on the
afternoon train.
L. C.. Pettibone Of Dawson came in
on the noon train.
DR.. Pryse of Dawson is among the
visitors in the city.
State Auditor Carbon came in yes
terday from Forman. j..
Mrs. Smieder Of Mandan died at the
hospital this morning.
c. A. KLAUS Oh jamestown is among
the guests in the city.
State Treasurer Mcmillan came in
on The Don train from the east
A boy was born this morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook.
D. L. Foust of Glenullin is transact
ing business at the land office today.
". g. Tubbs Of Minneapolis was
among the guests in the city yesterday.
States Attorney McCul1och of Wash
burn spent Sunday in the capital city.
Special meeting of Bismarck lodge
No. 5, F. & A. M. tonight. Work, F.
C.
Mrs. E. S. Neal came down from the
ranch this afternoon for a visit in the
city. ,'.j ~
States Attorney Gregory is down
from Dickinson on some legal bus
mess.
Judge Wallin has gone down to
Fargo to spend a few days there look
ing after business.
Judge Campbell Of Dickinson was in
the city yesterday and went east on
the afternoon train.
Superintendent Wilson and Foreman
Ingalls, we're looking over the local
railroad station today.
Operator Stone is taking the place
Of Night Operator Cole ait the depot
during the latter's illness.
week, renewing old acquaintances. He
is now located at Sprague, Washing
ton, and engaged in farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mackey came
down from Coal Harbor this afternoon.
Mrs. Mackey is en- route to SIT. Paul.
Dan Dn11y- hos oooerfaI -oo;t;ov,
with the Settler, Mr.. Oeltgen having
gone to Wilton to manage the News.
John Mills, formerly baggageman in
the Northern Pacific depot here twelve
years ago, is a guest in the city this
The Ideal Whist club will meet at
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H.
Will on Wednesday evening, january
18th.
The new time card on the B., w. &
EG. r. Ry. took effect today-the morn
ing passenger leaving ait $3.50 instead
of 8 o'clock.
The extremely warm weather is
playing havoc with the coal traffic, not
alone in this locality but In all parts
of the state.
Agent George H. Bingenheimer was
a west bound passenger on the noon
train, returning from Fargo to the
agency at Standing Rock. .
Do not fail to get tickets for the
Charity ball to be given at the North
west hotel January %. One of the
SWEETEST parties of the season.
Degree, of Honor Lodge will hold
regular meeting Tuesday evening, Jan.
18th. Initiation and installation of
officers. A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. Spiegel of Albany, N. Y, wants
information about beaver farms-if
any are in existence in the west for
revenue purposes-if so where and who
to correspond with.
NJ. M. Cook has gone to Chicago for
the purchase of a jewelry stock and
will open a new jewelry establishment
upon his return. G. G. Conyne of Man
dan accompanied him.
j.. S. Let's of Dickinson is spending
a few days in the city en- route from
Coal Harbor, where he has been look
ing after the interests of the N.-Pacifc-
Dakota Colonization bureau. @|
Meeting Of M. w. "A. Thursday even
ing, January 18th, at the A. o. U. w.
hall. All Woodmen in the city are
requested to be present Meeting at
s p. m. G.. W. Hensler, clerk Of 4164,
The bill for the increase Of pension
to Dennis Hannifn to $50 per month
has passed the senate. Mr.. Hannifin
was a second lieutenant in the 18th
Illinois volunteers and has a good wal
Erecord.
DR.. Chamberlain Of Waterville, who
has been visiting in the city for a few
days. returned east last night. The
doctor was an old acquaintance Of Or