Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-13

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rev. JOSS Went 70 ManQan On Ine
noon train.
Carlos Boynton has returned to the
city, from the east.
Dr.. Strauss came down this after
noon from Glenullin.
Deputy Marshal Donnelly spent the
afternoon In Mandan.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Cochrane this afternoon.
Governor White returned on the
noon train from 9. trip to Valley City.
Special meeting of Bismarck lodge,
r.. & a. NJ, tomorrow night at 7:30.
There will be services at the Epis-
cepal church Friday evening at T::30.
Sheriff Bogue is walking with a
limp these days, the result Of a bad
foot.
( a. w. Lucas OF Lucas & O'Hara re-
tuned from a trip east on the@noon
train.
Traffic Manager p. IA. Walker OF
the Washburn road rode the Masonic
goat last night.
There was another addition to the
snowfall last. night and there $ again
good s1eighing III the city.
The first dance Of the q. A. NJ. club
will be held next Wednesday night,
February 10, at Baker hall.
The five young ladies who took
claims in the vicinity Of Mckenzie re-
turned east in the afternoon train
yesterday.
Mrs. Sidney Cohen came in from
Wahpeton on the noon train, called
here by the death Of her father, M.
Eppinger.
Conductor Charley Wheeler, who
was injured in a collision week or
50 ago, is able to be UP but has not
vet resumed his run.
The hearing Of the May case has
been postponed until tomorrow morn
ing, owing toSthe enforced absence Of
States Attorney Allen.
The regular meeting Of they r.
q. atgtheir hall Friday afternoon, Feb.
Il, at 2:3O5 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
The, officers OF the Eastern Star will
meet tomorrow evening at 7::3O at the
residence of Mrs, Hare on Sixth street
To transact important business.
Mrs. ". s. Moorhouse fell on ile
sidewalk In front of their home this
morning and sprained her arm badly.
The injury will probably not be seri-
Gus but Il extremely painful:
Secretary CFiammond of the
railroad commission; has LEFT Ashley
for Chicago to attend a meeting Of the
railroad commissionerssof tho country.
and will go from there TO Cuba for a
trip.
Warden Boucher: The Indications
are that We will have a successful sea-
SOB It the~state irvine plant With
fair crop and good conditions; the
quastion&WiH mot be to get a market
for the twinesb,,ut q twfne to sup
ply the demands
John johnson Of Moorhead is the
bead Of the colony Of Clay county,
MINI, farmers who have taken up land
tetween@Co a Harbor and Turtle
They will put about 5000 head Of cat
tie on the ranges in the spring and
open diaries and creameries.
The members of the Pauci de Lecti
and the Ideal whist clubs were pleas
antly entertained at a joint session at
the residence of Mrs. I'D. Wakeman
Tuesday night. Progressive whist
was played and a very enjoyable even
ing passed BY the members Of the two
clubs.
Quantities OF ice r being stored
from the liberal supply now to- be OBJ
tained in the Missouri river. Therice
il OF good thicknessclear and as good
as there is to be had. The dealers
are storing suppliesSor the simmer.
and several private ice houses are
being filed.
/ Ashley Tribune: The extension Of
the road from Braddock to Bismarck
is now a pretty sure thing and it IS up
TO the citizens Of the Capital city to
encourage the movement by offering
the proper inducements to the COM
pany at this time. The extension OF
the road to Bismarck will open up Al
new field for that city and will be Of
considerable importance to those along
the lines Of road south.
The new towns on the Northern Pa
cific extension are booming, and III
ones place, there have been three
changes In townsite IN the past few
weeks. and the name hasralso been