Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-08
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H. G.. Rhud returned from q trip
east on the noon train.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
w. s.. Casselman is up from Fargo
to spend Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Bodenstab of New Salem was a
visitor in the city this morning.
Charley johnson is down from Bald
win, looking after business in the city
Various towns in the state announce
the receipt of green goods circulars.
DR.. Strauss of Glenullin brought a
patient down to the hospital last
night.
Frank Plummer, now of Fargo, is
looking for familiar landmarks in Bis
marck.
Ed Hughes returned to Fargo yes
terday Afternoon, and will be absent
until Monday.
The meeting of the Pauci Delecti
Whist club has been postponed until
Tuesday evening, March II.
Hon. John Satterlund goes to Moor
head this afternoon to close a deal for
a new brick yard at Washburn.
Heavy snow is reported on the
prairies in some parts Of the county,
but the snow in the vicinity OF the city
is rapidly disappearing.
"A special meeting of the Baptist
Ladies Aid society will be held at the
home of Mrs. L. A. Couch, March 10
All interested are requested to be pres,
emit. *
Church of st. George-Rector Rev,
A. A. Joss. Morning service at 10: IS.
Sunday school at - o'clock. Service
Friday evening, with lecture at 7:30
O'Clock.
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Regular drill of Co A Monday,
March 10, at s p. M. sharp. All of
fcers and members are requested to be
present in uniform. Business of i'm
portance.
Mrs. F. A. Briggs and Bessie re-
turned las night from their trip to
Standing Rock, where they have been
guests of Major and Mrs. Bingen-
heimer for a couple Of weeks.
Bismarck is not the only city in the
having poor sidewalks. A jamestown
man wants $500 for injuries received
while trying to navigate the streets
of the James river metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Jewell enter
tained a party at dinner last evening,
among the guests being Judge Ami
don, Marshal and Mrs. Haggart, Mr..
and Mrs. P. a. Rourke, MI. and Mrs.
"a. G. McGillivray and Miss Bessie
|Waggoner.
Billy Watson is in from Mckenzie
where he has been for several days
locating some land-seekers, having
sold three thousand acres of Hackney
Boynton land north of there. He re.
ports heavy snow on the prairies in
the vicinity Of Mckenzie.
Catholic church-Rev. F. Clement
pastor. Fourth Sunday in Lent
Hours Of service Mass, $3.50 AND
1880. Sunday school at Way of the
Cross. Discourse and Benediction al
I7:30. Low mass daily at S:15. Wa
of the Cross is held every Friday even.
ing at 1880.
Representative Marshall has beer
notified that the cadet from North Dai
kota at the military academy viii
graduate in 1908 and has been request.
ed to nominate his successor. The
candidate will be selected probably BY
competitive examination within The
next two months.
Dickinson Press: Rev. r Helm
stetter of Bismarck, was in Dickinson
this week for the purpose OF looking
up the different Lutheran families, go.
ing from here to Belfield. If a sufh-
cient number OF Lutherans are found
a church will be erected In Dickinson
and also in Belfield.
General Manager b. c. Washburn,
Of the Washburn road returned yester-
day from a trip to Europe. He made
a study OF brlcquetting Ignite coal
while away and investigated other
matters M interest 10 the road here
Today he Is making 4 trip to the