Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-27
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John Huber has leased his farm
and is once more a resident Of the
city.
Church of st. George-Tomorrow,
Good Friday. Services at 7::3o o'clock
in the evening.
M. P. Burns, presiding elder of the
Methodist church for this district, is
among the guests in the city.
Mrs. J. w. Foley Of Medora came
down last night from that place, Mr..
Foley being ill ait the hospital with
an attack Of grippe.
A freight train was run over from
Mandan last night, affording the pass
sengers who wanted to come to the
city a chance to reach here.
Messrs. Hare & French are busy to-
day displaying a new line of all kinds
of harness that they are going to make
a speciality of handling.
Attorney Stanley of Steele is among
the out of town guests blockaded in
the city, having got in from Steele
just before traffic closed.
Green grass is making it's appear
ance in many of the lawn plots about
town. Still there may be several cold
snaps yet before the robins return.
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Some idea of the mud in this section
may be had when it is realized that
in many. places in the streets Of Bis
marck, an empty wagon is a. sufficient
load for a team.
Society item in Tacoma News of 22d
inst: Mrs. Verona Bell was the
hostess ait a thimble party this after
noon at her home on North M street
given in honor of her mother Mrs.
Dorothy Claussen, who celebrated her
sixty-ffth birthday.
There is a force of men busy at the
river cutting willows which will be
used at Mckenzie to prevent the water
washing the roadbed. The wind is
driving the waters in raves over the
track and it is desired to save the
roadbed as much ais possible.
The Kupitz stage from the south
came in last night, having come
through water UP to the wagon box
part of the way. Another stage went
out this morning and got through all
right. This is about the only mail
route running out Of the city these
days.
ALI. persons possessing wolf certif-
Gates will be interested in the fact that
all registered certificates prior to 12,-
500 are called in for payment, aggre-
eating $500 certificates and amount
ing to $12, T5-another indication Of
the splendid financial condition Of the
state.
The gymnasium lease expires April
j, and the basket ball girls will play
a farewell game Monday evening. 1t
is possible that arrangements will be
perfected to play a game at Mandan
on Wednesday evening of next week
and also at jamestown some day later
in the week.
Mr.. Ernest Bacon of the A.. D.. Clark
& Co., one of the extensive West Mis-
souri, land holders is sojouning
in the city today. During the "late
blockade he was delayed three
days in getting from jamestown to
Menoken en- route to Glendive and is
now prevented from returning to his
home at Mankato, Mimi, by reason Of
the flood at Mckenzie.
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Martha l.. Hunt were held this
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Epis-
copal church. Many of the friends of
the late Mrs. Hunt and family were
present during the last ceremonies.
Rev. Joss conducted the services
which Were Of the church ritual. The
remains were then conveyed to the
Catholic cemetery where they were
inferred j the family lot, where the
husband and son of the deceased lady
are buried.
All the latest novelties in mems
and boys furnishings in the best as
well as m of the lower priced goods
Of ~ M nah1,s