Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-19
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Charley Hanson is in the city from

Grass Lake.
T. R. c. Crowel returned to Fargo
this afternoon.
State Auditor Carlblom returned this
afternoon to Forman.
W.@P Macomber Of Wilton is urncng
the g~uestsein the city.
Col. Lounsberry returned on the
afternoon train to Fargo.
State Treasurer Mcmillan is looking
after official business in the city.
Governor and Mrs. White went to
Valley City on the afternoon train.
Mrs. E. H. l.. 5Vesperman returned
IN the loon train from a trip to Fargo.
The @. "A. M. dancing club give
their first dance ait Baker hall tonight.
j. D. Wakeman is in the city as one
of the witnesses in the Fort Stevenson
case.
The long cold snap has broken today
and the weather is mild and pleasant
again.
Oscar Johnson of Slaughter has gone
to Red Wing and Goodhue, Mimi; for
a visit Of a month or SO.
The Episcopal guild will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Allen at
the Woodmansee residence.
The snow is disappearing today and
stockmen hope to see it all disappear
with continued warm weather.
Attorney "A. T. Patterson has been
associated with Z. G. Black in the in
quiry into the Fort Stevenson sale.
Commissioners WEIGH remained over
in the city until today, to sign up war
rants at the county auditors office.
G. M. ~Johnsonsof Dwight, who has
been in the city for several days, re-
turned to his home on the afternoon
train.
The @. A. M. club meets tonight at.
Baker hall and the management an
nounces that dancing will begin at
$50.
The train due here yesterday after
noon did not reach here until 5 o'clock
this morning, delayed by a landslide
out west.
Treasurer F%alconer reports large tax
collections for the month of January
but has not yet figured up the total
amount.
Merchant Charles Kupitz is having
some alterations made in the interior
Of his store for his rapidly increasing
business.
State Superintendent Devine left on
the afternoon train for Grand Forks
where he delivers a lecture at the state
university.
Testimony in the Fort Stevenson in.
quiry has been taken by Stenographer
Lee McGlashan, who is n of the best
in the business.
Miss Lulu Kupitz now occupies a
position in her fathers establishment
and is taking charge Of correspondence
and other business matters.
A. D. Cordner is in the city from the
farm and visiting with friends in the
city. He says his neighborhood is
quiet and the winter passing pleas
ant1y.
The local board Of health has. issued
a notice requiring vaccination of all
school children. This is in pursuance
of the order Of the state boar.i 81
health.
Register of Deeds James Fortune
has a bad hand, the result of a slight
scratch which developed blood poison.
It is improving today but has been eS-
tremely painful.
Col. G. A. Louhsberry is gathering
material for the special edition of the
Record soon to be issued and has been
consulting with business men and
others in the city.
Il
In the Baker block Thursday, Feb
the Goth you will find oyster stew
pickles, salads, rolls, cake and soffee
and cold meats. Supper from 5 to 8
Price 25 and 35 cents.
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late M. Eppinger took place
ait st. Paul yesterday. The members
Of the family + expected to return tc
the city tonight or tomorrow.
Dan slattery has been promoted t
the position of engineer on the Wash
burn road and Piatt Dunn has a posi-;
ton as fireman. Dan has been {
hard worker on the road and deserves
his promotion.
Major S. g. Brosius, the engineer il
charge Of the work on Fort Lincoln
left for 81. Paul this afternoon to b,
absent a month or so. Pipe laying
Is progressing rapidly at the Fort, ant