Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-10
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Corporal Holderer returned to Fort

Corporal Holderer returned to Fort
Yates this morning.
Alvin Joslin, the popular rural play,
atEthe Atheneum tomorrow night.
Attorney Murphy Of Mandan was
among the guests in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il. Parker of Fort
Yates we're guests in the city last
evening.
r. D. Hoskins went to Mandan on
the noon train to act as referee in the
Yoss case.
@. N. Valentine Of LaMoure was
visiting his friend supt. Devine IN The
city over Sunday.
Senator William Clarke of Rolla
a guest in the city Sunday. hav-
ing come in with some Rolette county
officials.
Mrs. Holley, state agent prevention
of cruelty to animals, went down the
line this afternoon on the $40 train
on official work.
Henry J.. Wicks, of San Francisco,
an expert abstractor, has arrived in
the city to take sc~hargesof the abstract
office Of P. E. Byrne.
w. w. Taylor, W. S. Taylor and S.:
S. Mullett of Rolla were in the city
yesterday, having brought in several
prisoners for the ~penitentiary.
R. D.. Hoskins returned this after
noon from Mandan. The Voss case
postponed until Wednesday,, ow-
ing to the absence of Attorney Bangs.
Mrs. J.. D. Wakeman and Miss Settle
will entertain the two whist clubs, The
Ideal and the Pauci Delecti, at the
Wakeman residence Tuesday evening,
Feb. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. C. Haskins, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dobson and Welton Nc
Donald Of Dickinson came over from
Mandan this afternoon, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley.
Attorney George w. Newton came
in from Fargo last night and went to
Mandan on the noon train to begin
upon his work in the prosecution of
the Voss disbarment case.
Bishop Mann will be rendered a re-
ception at Mandan tonight by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyon. The bishop preached to
a large congregation at Mandan last
night, and was well received by the
church goers of that city.
It is reported a law suit may grow
out Of the election Of a colored man
from the Odd Fellows special train to
Mandan the other night. The bell
boy at the Northwest vas found on
the train en- masque and put off and
wants his money back.
Today is the date set for the begin
ming of testimony in the Voss a S at
sMandan. Referee-Hoskins is in Man
dan to take testimony and has issued
a number of subpoenas to witnesses.
Attorneys Newton and Bangs represent
the prosecution and defense in the
case. The testimony is to be COM
pleted and filed before he court for the
March term.
A number OF ranchmen who had
made application for tracts of railroad
lands have been notified that their APP
plications will not be accepted unless
they increase their purchases. For
example, a party applies for a section
with water on it, but the railroad COM
pany refuses to sell the watered sec
ton unless the applicant purchases
the adjoining dry sections.
The prisoner Chilkoff is making
himself comfortable as possible in the
county Jail awaiting his trial for muir
der. Chilkoff has no money but $40,
and the court will have to appoint an
attorney to defend him. He talks
volubly in broken English and Rus
sian. Chilkof's right name is a
Russian name, worse than that OF
Czolgosz in the matter of pronuncia-
ton.
Miss Lulu Kupitz writes from st.
Paul of an entertainment at the home
of Livette Gray, at which a large num-
Der of present and former Bismarckers
were present, including Myrtle Falk-
%enstine, Ara Waggoner, Hope Whit
ford, Hattie BLY,, Mrs. Patten, the
Misses staley. Mrs. AL King, Frank
and Will Hughes, Frank and Will
Pettee, Al King and Ralph Gray and
others.
Braddock Republican: DR.. Snyder
and Commissioner Baxter took to the
hospital at Bismarck last Sunday
Michael Schmierer, a young Russian
county charge from nea Tirsbol. Thu
lad had suffered an injury to one q
his lower limbs and disease had eater
a hole through one side OF the bon,
above fhe knee. The deceased nor