Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-14

HE CITY


Mr.. and MES. Ross came in from the
ranch today.
Hon. John Satterlund went to Dick
inson yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley returned on the
noon train from the east.
Father Clemens returned from
Jamestown on the noon train.
Mrs. E. H. Walker left this after
noon for a trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. p. Macomber and daughter
are visiting friends in Minneapolis.
Major Thomas Richards was among
the guests in the city yesterday from
Fort Berthold.
Another record breaking day at the
land Office today and ffty-fve home
stead entries made.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. Register, Wednesday afternoon,
April 16, at 3 O'Clock.
Contractor McDougall is in the city
from Mandan, awaiting the selection of
brick for the buildings at Fort Lin
coin.
The city council will meet tomorrow
night, and the newly elected aldermen
will take their seats for the ensuing
year. rS
The Pioneer declares that there's a
good opening in Wyndmere for a widow
wash woman-plenty of work guaran-
teed.
General E. A. Williams left Sunday
afternoon for Fargo, where he took his
daughter Alice for treatment by Dr..
Rindlaub.
The Walcott Reporter Of the 10th
says: "R. G.. Tweeton is back from
Bismarck. He reports Mrs. T. and
baby doing we'll"
AS an evidence of the rapidity of
the settlement of this part Of the state
-thirty-seven new subscribers to the
Weekly Tribune last week.
Miss Freddie Bartholomew leaves for
the east to take a special course in
musical instruction, to prepare for her
work in the public schools which be-
gins next fall. n
Valentine .Schreck, an old time Bis
marcker has abandoned the liquor bust
ness and now holds down a $40 job
as superintendent of the high school
building in Everett, Wash.
A. C. McGillivray returned last night
from Sentinel Butte, where some sur
veying was done on the lands Of his
company. Work on the erection Of a
hotel there will begin soon.
Grambs. Bros. thought they'd have
room enough in their three floors for
all the hardware and tinware stock 1t
would be necessary to carry but now
they are crowded and want more room.
It is reported that a deal is being
perfected whereby the fifty feet be-
tween Kupitz' building and the new
| Holman block on Fourth street, will
be covered with a two-story business
block.
John French, of Hare & French:
Farm machinery? Why we're just
about sold out already. Trade is fine.
| We expect a couple Of cars in every
day, however, and will try to meet the
demand.
John Scott, grand lecturer F. andEA.
I'M. of the state, came in yesterday and
will hold a school of instruction at
Masonic hall tonight. There will be
work in the E. "A. degree and all
brothers are urged to be present.
Some one left a water faucet turned
on in the second floor Of the Bis
marck bank block Saturday night ano
the water ran until Sunday morning
dripping down into the Semling store
and damaging some goods that We're IL
boxes.
AILOIuGy ELSOu 0lu4Cl, UOA ooo, !Aou
ton, Texas, is endeavoring to locate
Katrina Sauer, wife Of a MI. Sauer VIII
is a carpenter by trade. The woman
and her children are beneficiaries Q al
insurance policy and any n havins
knowledge of the woman should wire
the attorney.
Bids were opened at st. Paul TO
supplying the posts in the department
with fuel. Fort Yates requires Lotto,
900 pounds of anthracite and 900 cord
of soft wood. The coal is sacked fo
transportation. The price demande'
for anthracite is $14.45 per ton :sacke'
and 65 cents per hundred sacked 70
CRATE coal.
The river is clear Of ice and rive
transportation will begin at once. Tn
steamer Bachelor Wintered at Cannol
Ball and a crew has been sent dow
to bring her up, and she will probabl
arrive tomorrow. The Bismarck is q
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