Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-16
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State Treasurer Mcmillan went east


State Treasurer Mcmillan went east
this afternoon
Judge Wallin returned from Fargo
on the noon train.
w. B. Watson came in from McKen-
zie on the noon train.
Superintendent Wilson came in on
the loon train today.
j.. s. Green and e. G. Rice were over
from Mandan his afternoon.
w. P. Brannon of Dickinson is
among the guests in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Bookwalter of
Wilton were guests in the city last
night.
Commissioner R. j. Turner left on
the noon train for Dickinson to be alb
sent several days.
w. P. Macomber was in the city last
evening from Wilton accompanied by
Mrs. Macomber and his daughter.
Bismarck Chapter No. II, o. E. S.,
will hold their regular meeting tomorA
row evening. Initiation and banquet
M. M. Cook, E. c.: There will be
a meeting Of Tancred Commandery, X.
T., at Masonic hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
Work, Red Cross.
VIM. J. Wright, representing the T..
w. & G. B. Sheridan company of Chi
cago, manufacturers of bookbinders'
machinery, spent a day in the city en-
route to the Pacific coast.
The little son of Mayor Register lost
the end of a finger today. The little
folks were playing about a window
when it fell on the boys finger, nip
ping off the end of it.
Alderman James Bartron left yester-
day for Pierre, S. D., and rumor says
a wedding ceremony is to take place
there within a few days in which he is
interested as one of the contracting
parties.
DR.. Charles A. Ballard, formerly of
this city, has sold out his practice in
Salem, Ore, where he has been for
some years and is now visiting with
his parents in St. Paul. He expects
to make a visit to the city in the near
future.
General e. S.. Miller leaves tonight
for Washington to attend. the meeting
of the inter state national guard asso-
citation. Many interesting matters re
lating to the guard will come up, and
General Miller desires to be on hand
to represent North Dakota's interests
Pat Kelly: Ann just in from the
ranch where I have been looking after
the care of my CATTLE. Am wintering
$50 head, and I never saw cattle look
SO well. This weather is not only q
great boon in the economy of feed, but
all kinds of stock thrive much better
than when it is colder.
Railway men say there is no truth
in the report that sixty passenger con-
ductors have been discharged on the
western divisions of the Northern Pa
ci1c. It would take about all the
company employs, it is said. There
has been quite a shaking up on the
Great Northern on the western divi-
sions Of the line and several discharges
and this may be- the foundation of the
rumor as to the N. P.
Misses Dietrich and Wheat enter
tanned last night ait cards the Capitol
Club at the home of the former. The
attendance Of members was unusually
large and 1t is needless to add that a
most delightful evening was enjoyed.
A dainty luncheon was served, followed
by the distribution of favors, which
were particularly beautiful and unique.
The evenings pleasure was concluded
with some excellent instrumental
music.
l&% 49, - \ l. 4OCWuE llOll sWl0-
dora this afternoon in search Of a
prisoner, who escaped from the Medora
Jail last night. The man was Otto
CheneWorth, held for attempting ia
run off a hundred head of horses from
the Huidekoper ranch. 1T is not
known how he escaped. He was
locked up in his cell in the evening,
and managed to get out in some way,
for shortly afterward he was missed.
No trace OF him has been obtained yet
by the sheriff.
Fargo Forum: DR.. Philip Fon-
tame, who lectured on travels in the
far east, in the city last December, has
been the subject of much %unfavorable
comment by the La Moure Chronicle,
being asserted that he is decidedly
loose in financial matters and partic-
ularly in paying his bills. "A similar
story might be told OF his alleged
crookedness in Fargo, where. it is said,