Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-20
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Dugald Campbell Of Glencoe Is
among the guests in the city today.
Mrs. Gobtlieb, a sister Of Mrs. N.
Eppinger, Is Visiting her from Kansas.
Sheriff Collins and Deputy Walsh Of
Grand Forks are in the city this after
noon.
Carlos Boynton of the Hackney
Boynton Land company is a guest in
the city today.
H Walker returned last night
from jamestown where he accompan-
led the alignite special
Sheriff Collins OF Grand Forks
brought the prisoner Widdoes in to the
state penitentiary today.
F. w. Pearson Of Fargo, general
agent for the New York Life, is at
tendingsto business affairs in the city.
Governor and Mrs. White will attend
the annual ball Of Company G at Val
ley City, and will return to the city;
Saturday.
Beatty Bros. are recommended by all
newspapers as travelling entertainers
that give value received for the pub
lies money.
A squad Of recruits came in on the
loon train today en- route to Fort
Yates where they have been assigned
to Company b.
Mrs. F. a. Briggs and Bessie left on
the noon train for Standing Rock
where they will be the guests Of Major.
Bingenheimer for some time.
Sixteen members of the local
Knights OF Pythias went to Mandan
Wednesday night TO assist w. H.
Grambs owe the road to Pythianism
at that place.
Miss Ethel Rhodes, a young lady Of
fourteen years, arrived on the noon
train today from Cleveland, Ohio, and
will make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
3. s. Beardsley.
Mrs. M Eppinger, son and daughter,
returned on the noon train today from
st. Paul where they accompanied the
remains of M. Eppinger for final in
terment there.
Father Gallahue ofsJamestown, who
has been the guest of Father Clemens
since Tuesday, left on the afternoon
train for Jamestown with Very Rev.
Egansof Fargo.
L.C. Black, Inspector Zevly, Special
Agents Allen and McEniry and a
Won Ssteinwehr went to Mandan this
noon ITO look over that town, return
ing on the afternoon train.
The Northern Pacific yesterday is:
sued a land map showing the holdings
OF the company at the present time in
North Dakota. It is especially valu-
able to land companies and prospec.
tive settlers. The map is from the
Missouri river on the east to the Mon.
tana boundary, but as it shows many
thousands OF acres have been sold wesa
OF the Missouri as far as Knife river.
The Armenia Live Stock company
has bought OF the Hackney-Boyntor
Land company a large tracto land il
Stutsman county, situated in 143 ant
144-67, consisting Of 1906 acres fol
ranch purposes west of Edmunds. Tht
consideration is given as $25.8SO.9 80
The company has n Of the best ranch
locations inthe county and will add
largelyto the stock and improvements
now on the place.
Another change has been made il
the local postofice, and E.#E. Morris
has been appointed assistant postmas
ter. Bert Bogue was appointed TO tn,
position, but the department refused
to confirm the appointment becaus'
he requirement of the department ar
the requirements OF the department ar
that the appointee be over 81 year
Of age. Bert was a capable man il
the office and it is to be regretted tina
his age stood in the way Of his ad
vancement.
Prof. b. p. Kaufman OF the stat
agricultural college was a west boun'
passenger on the noon train today q
route Ito New Salem, where he attend
the dairymen's convention to be he'll
there tomorrow. ASprogram that ha
been prepared for the occasion IN
cludes a number Of addresses, some g
them by Hon. b. D. White Of ST. Pau,
A. Hoverstad OF Crookston. MINI
w. 7. Gushing Of Fargo anda humble
of the men interested in the came
business at New Salem. Some So
has been offered in prizes for the bes
butter scoring, and Prof. Kauffma
looks for an interesting and proiitabl
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