Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-12
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ON q noon train today.
Judge Lamb is in the city from
sWashburn, looking after some land
business.
Editor McGahan has gone to Devils
Lake to look after spring work ON his
farm there.
Mrs. Finney Of Casselton is visiting
with her son, Burt Fnney, at the
Northwest.
2. r. Allen returned this afternoon
from a trip to the western part OF
the state. #
Rev. T. N. Nystrom will preach
sermonin the Swedish language tomor-
rowat $3.50 p. m. s
Hon. j.. y. Dougherty Of Walsh coun-
ty. was a passenger on today's train en-
route to New Salem.
Regular services will be conducted
at the First Baptist church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Rev. Helmstetter will preach in Ger
man in the Old Swedish Lutheran
church tomorrow morning.
Captain Belk got into the Bismarck
landing with the steamer Peerless this
afternoon, the first boat Of the season.
Ground is being broken for the
Holman building on Fourth street, this
being among the first building opera
tions Of the year.
Frank Lighthouse, organizer for the
Modern Brotherhood of America is
among the guests in the city, and will
institute a lodge here.
It is stated that Of the $15O,OOO APP
propriated for the Improvement of the
Missouri river, $1,000 will be spent i'm
proving the river at Bismarck.
Landlord Patterson OF the North
west is up, after a siege Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Patterson has also been i'll and
confined to her room for several days.
Father Gallahue Of jamestown holds
Divine service at st. Mary's church.
tomorrow, as Father Clement is assist
ing the pastor of st. Johns church,
jamestown.
THE Private Secretary will be the
attraction at the Atheneum for the
first week in May, given by. the Bis
marck Dramatic club, under the direc-
lions Of II. ]. Weeks.
This was a lively day at the U: s.
land office, fifty homestead entries be-
ing made. The rush for free land is
on and promises to continue until
Uncle Sans supply is exhausted.
"A. G.. McGillivray left last night with
surveyors for Sentinel Butte, where a
toWnsite will be laid out. A party
went out yesterday to look over the
lands of the company which is making
many sales Of land.
There is little more business to come
before the supreme court, and the
judges will be able to devote most of
their time to writing the decisions in
cases already argued. The Freerks
disbarment case is set for May /.
The county commissioners have fin
ished their business and adjourned.
They will meet again April p, to
make appointments of township Of
icers in The townships of Teller and
Apple creek, where no elections were
held. @
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
society, who so very successfully man
aged the chicken pie supper Thursday
evening are to be congratulated ON
their success. The supper was deli
icious and everything passed harmon
ioaisly.
The Cannon Ball River Land COM
pany has had some fine blue prints
made OF the land purchased by them
in the vicinity Of Rainy Buttes. The
land is well watered and good farming
land, and several deals are already on
for the sale Of a large portion Of the
tract.
Frank p. Moorhouse was among the
arrivals in 1.-The city last night. He has
been working in st. Paul for a year
and came up q yisit with his parents,
andst to Join his wife and daughter, who
have been here for some time. He ex-
poets to remain until the first Of The
month. 81
TheB BIB. club is going to Mandan
Tuesday evening en- masse to play an
exhibition am OF basket ball In the
opera house. There Will be special
train to take all those who wish to see
the game. Tickets will be so cents,
which will include the fare and admis-
sion to the game.
Mandan Pioneer: Judge Glaspell
will be in Mandan on Tuesday morning
to open court at 10 o'clock and conduct
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