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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-18
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Bismarck-A. c.. McGillivrray, register;
John Satterlund, receiver.
Grand sForks-E. u. Kent, register; C. L.
Lindstrom, receiver. a
Devils Lake---H. Z. Baird, receiver; Ole
Sernmgaard, register.
7 Fargo-D: {: Tufts, receiver; G. N. valen-
Minot-Aa.L Hanscom, receiver; r.. c., San.
born, register.
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be a bad idea for him TO have friendly
feelings with the other bidders as they
were residents of this state. Mr.. Nc
Gillivray's testimony went also into
the value of the Fort Stevenson land.
He said his company, the Missouri
Slope Land and Investment company,
had bought 125,OOO acres of land in
the western part of the state from the
N. P. railway company at $1.25 IN
acre, on eight years time, one-sixth
of the purchase price down, and inter
est at 8 per cent. He said he thought,
all things considered. the land they had
bought was worth a dollar an acre
more than the land in the Fort Steven
son reservation. Captain Baker was
called and estimated the value of the
land on the Fort Stevenson r~eservati,n
at 81. Is to $3.50 an acre. A. W.
Staley was called and said he had been
one of the appraisers Of the land. He
thought if the best part of the reser-
walton, indicating the sections, were
bought it would reduce the value
of the remainder. Staley said he had
an agreement with Johnson and Hal
lum and with some of the other bid
ders that they would not bid against
each other for the lands they wanted.
He said he had no agreement With Mr..
Black or Mi. Crowell, except that after
the sale Mr.. Black sent him word that
he tStaley) might stay on the land for
the present and that if at the time it
would be necessary for him to move if
his buildings were available to Mr..
Black, he would buy them at, a fair
value. sf
Mr.. Black took the stand this after
moor and told the story of the trans
action by which he purchased the re-
serve. He corroborated Mr.. Crowell's
testimony with regard to the offers
and suggestions made to him and the
answer he returned refusing to make
or decline any propositions. He gave
the names OF the persons interested in
the purchase as himself, Judson Har-
mon, former attorney general Of the
U. S., G. A. Bosworth, Nelson Strow-
bridge of the strowbridge Lithograph-
ing Company, Mr.. Bragg and Mr.. Won
SteinWehr. They had bought the land
believing it was a good investment.
Mr.. Black said he had made no propo-
sitions and considered none with re
gard ito preventing competition. After
the sale word had been brought to him
by Mr.. Crowen that Mr.. johnson and
some other Of the bidders felt ag-
grieved that they had not got any OF
the land, and MI. Crowell had sug-
gested that Black pay their expenses,
which would $500, or 500 apiece
After consultation with Mr.. McGil-
livray and receiving the assurance
that the men wer good fellows" and
it would be well for, him to have
friends in this section, MI. Black said
he gave Crowel the $500 to be paid tc
Johnson, Hallum and Eggen. 1t had
not been paid in consequence of any
agreement but as an act OF gracious.
ness on his part, and for the reason
that he believed it would be better tc
have a friendly feeling on the part 81
persons resident in this state where
tho land wac
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Congressional.

United States Senators-Henry G.. Hans
brough, Devils Lake, N. D.; Porter J. Nc
5CuInber, Wahpeton, N. %.
Representative In Congress-T. 3. Mar
shall, Cakes, NE.
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terward served az the home OF Miss
McGrath. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Walter @. Filler, Misses MoMll-
ian, Salisbury Donnel an, McGrath,
Trotwood Messrs r. Ellis Brown, Rip
ley and Lieut.. Plat.
Mrs j. j. Bronghall wife Of the as
slstant manager OF the Daly-Judge
Mining company, Is with her husband
at the Kenyon hotel Mrs. Bronghall,
while en- route west from New York
city, visited her sister at Mackinac ISL
and, o Michigan summer resort.
Miss Pedersen. daughter Of Prof.
Anton Petersen, has returned from
Boston, where she has been studying
at the Conservatory Of Music for
the last three years with great credit
10 herself.
Mrs. Harry Gee and daughter, Miss
Sybil Gee, have returned from q pleas
ant trip to Denver
Miss Norlne May Wilson a young
daughter OF prominent lawyer OF
Denver and a late graduate OF Dem
ver university. Is visiting with the FAM
ily OF N. j SheckolL
Miss Tess Williams viii be hostess for
the next two days Of q canyon party
TO be entertained at the Williams cot
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY AUGUST 16, 1902.

ter of Kansas city were guests dur
Ing the week Of Mrs. G. w Stevenson.
Misses Bachman, Pike and Twelves Of
Provo were guests Of Miss Amy PIKE
this week,
Mr. Benner Y. Smith win spend the
next month In California.
Mr.. CAM of Kansas city Is the guest
during the week or his son, Mr.. Harry
CAM,
Mrs. G. Urquhart Of Rochester, N.
Y, Is the guest ler sister, Mrs. Os-
borne. and viii nd the next two
months in the city.
Miss Katherine Dillingham; Of Den
yer, who has been the guest Of Miss
Geddes for the past two weeks, viii
leave the latter part OF the week for
California.
Col and Mrs. j, $, Wltcher have
returned from California and are With
Dr. and Mrs Wltchor az Mil Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II, Jennings OF
streator are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Richard b, Shepard
Mr. Herbert c. Thompson Of Canon
city Colo is sDending some time with
friends In the city.
Mrs David Eccles and Miss Bertha
Eccles Of Ogden are with friends i'm
town,
Mrs, J. F. Dunn Of Bingham is WIS.,
Ting friends In the city
Mrs w. c. Buck OF San Francisco Is
visiting with her sister Mrs, II, c. Me-
Donough, for few days.
Or f. w Whitney has returned from
his outing in Holiday Park
John G. Stone OF Kansas city, who Is
here attending the Elks' convention,
ls visiting his sister, Mrs. W r. Ridge,
967 Third street Miss Mary Winn Of
Kansas City is the guest OF Miss Ridge.
Mrs G. II. Sherman and son Monroe
of Muskegon, Mich, are the guests Of
W.T. anu hiNi iihNh tlAk
Miss Edith Harrison Of Canon City.
Colo. Is visiting Miss Ethel Shepard.
Miss Mary Copley Of Lawrence, Kan,
| sister OF Mr. I'd Copley, Is in the city,
md will be the guest during her stay |
VI Mr., and Mrs. Lemay at Fort Doug
as.
Miss Kate Farley has returned to |
he city from her vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lee are settled
n their new home at II p street.
Mr.. Joel r Harris OF Ogden Is visit
ng Mr.. r, NJ. Breeder.
Mrs. W D. Quintel and Miss Maude
hopkins OF Washington, D. c., are in
he city, and are visiting Mr.. Alvin
luintell.
Mrs. M. A. Breeder, accompanied by
irs. ]. o. Sloan and Miss Agnes Sloan,
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Mrs w. D. Hodge Of Sioux City, Ia,
with her daughter Marguerite, Is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. William Il. Hall, SSs
Third street.
Mr. and Mrs Il. A. Treadway of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Weir.
Mr., and Mrs. w. d. Ritter has re-
turned from the Weber.
Mrs. Emma Ellerbeck and the
Misses Ellrbeck, who have been spend
ing the summer in Brighton. have re-
turned
Mr., and Mrs. Alma Katz have re-
turned from their wedding trip. and are
AZ home for a short time with Miss
Sherman.
Mrs. McCaskell Is staying az the hotel
at Brighton.
Mr., and Mrs. c. s. Pearsall have re.
turned from Wasatch.
Mrs. M. A. Weller announces the en-
eagement Of her daughter Belle 10 Mr..
p. A. Lambourne. the marriage TO take
place early In September
Mrs. Frank Knox left Sunday morn
Ing for California, where she will place
her two boys in school,
Miss Ethel Young Of Ogden, who has
been spending the past few weeks IN
the city and at Brighton. ms the guest
OF Miss Pyper, has returned to her
home.
Mrs, Frank r. Stephens Is expected
home from Holiday park about the 10Th
of the month.
Mr., and Mrs. Dr. Wolfe Of Beaver are
spending the week In the city.
Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder have returned
from ogden.
Mrs. A. ]. Hoffman has returned
from ogden.
MIS- L. NJ Todd or Grand Junction
and Mrs. George McGovern OF Salida
are guests Of Mrs. VIII c. Higgins
Mrs, Alex Hyslop OF Pocatello is
visiting friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs Graham f. Putnam will be at
home TO her friends and music pupils
during the month of August at SO S
street
Mr.. c. c. Catron Of Santa Fe, N. NJ,
IS visiting friends in the city for few
days.
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pretty. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The bride has been a well known and
popular resident Of Washington, D. c.,
and the groom is a popular employe Of
the Idaho, Nevada and California Stage
co, They will make their home for the
present at az North State street.
On Monday night Miss Minnie James
gave a delightful evening party in hon
or OF Miss Taylor Of Provo, her guests
being Misses Taylor and Clark of Prov
yo Misses Hyde. Sands, williams Ri
ley Patrick. Ethel Young OF ogden.
Kathie aud Claire Dougal, DR.. Wherry
Messrs. Giles, SaYllle. james. Rolln
and Frank Dole Slbley. Reed. Gates
Bruce Brown. Billings and Nebeker.
Mr. Otto Stallman has entertained a
large house party during the week. his
guests being chiefly made up Of Elk
visitors Among them were. Mr.. and
Mrs, Frederick c. Robinson. and Mas
Ter Robinson Of Dubuque Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Smith OF Jackson, Mich. Col.
and Mrs y. b. Hay and Miss Julia
Florence Hay of Washington. d. c.;
Mr., and Mrs. John Calvin OF Cincin-
natl; Mr. and Mrs. William OBrlen
Of Baltimore.
A party Of about 10 young people
went to Saltair Tuesday night. enjoy
ing a bath, supper and the dancing
Among them were Misses TIES WI
Hams, Bee Hyde. Alexander OF Ne
braska, Kathie Dougall, Bruce Brown,
Rollln Dole, Frank Dole. Arthur Gates.
Lieut. Mcconnell of Fort Douglas
was host OF small party attending
the Wild West show on Wednesday
evening, a delicious supper being ar
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Horth and Charles Ryan Of Grand ISL
and. Neb.
Mr. Hoyt sherman has gone TO the
coast for a brief stay
A merry party OF 10 young people at
tneded the bicycle races on Tuesday
night and were afterward entertained
at a chatting dish supper by Miss Min
ME James.
Miss Bee Hyde entertained az lunch
con ON Thursday IN honor of Miss AL
exander OF Nebraska
Miss Nell Young OF Ogden Is visiting
Miss Rebecca Morris
Mrs. j. II. Irvine has had for her
guest during the week Mrs. Philip
speckhart of Provo.
Miss Vera Hardy OF Provo Is visiting
Mrs. Beebe.
Misses Florence Williams, Cora
Ayers and Verna Rarrows of Ogden
who have been the guests of Misses
Kathie and Claire Dougall during the
week, left for their home on Thurs
day
Miss Houtz Of ogden is the guest Of
Miss Ida Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Marshall Of Mer-
cur viii make their home In salt Lake
In the near future. Mrs Marshall Is
the guest Of Mrs WinCate.
The Misses Madison have FOR
their guest Miss May CONVERGE Of
Grand Junction, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rolapp Of ogden
were guests in the city during the
week.
Mrs, David Eccles and Miss Bertha
Eccles Of ogden were also visitors IN
the city during the week.
Miss Catherine Culmer left yesterday
for Beaver, where she win visit with
Mrs, W. H. Devote,
Miss Louise Peery of ogden has been
visiting Mrs. Joseph r. jenkins during |
the week.
Mr.. otto stallman gave a box party |
II the theater on Thursday night.
Judge and Mrs. W. II. King enter
aimed at dinner early In the week In
ionor Of Miss Olive Foster OF Louisl-
ma.
Mrs. David h. Hampstead. who hes
been the guest Of Gov. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Wells al Soda Springs has returned.
Miss Olive Foster OF Louisiana Is the
'uest of the Misses Cunningham.
Mr.. Sam Sohwab OF Provo has been
n the city during the week visiting
With Capt, and Mrs. G. A. Wedge
wood.
Mrs. Sam King Of Provo has been the
'uest Of Mrs. w. II, King during the
seek.
Mrs. Milton j. Beachy OF Esbon, Kan, !
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS

Monday evening Aug. II. one NJ u.
most brilliant social events OF tho sea '
son took place when Miss Maud na.
vas married to Mr. Richard n ~
Ter at the home OF the brides naran,s
North Washington avenue. Tb ma ta.,
was elegantly decorated with roses
carnations, evergreens and pottod
plants, arranged TO make a beautiful
effect. 'N'nul
Promptly at o'clock In the evenir,
'he bridal party entered the spaolons
parlors, ana took their place under n
beautiful floral creation. Judge II II
Rolapp performed the ceremony Nice
Rosebell Dee was brides maid and
Lawrence Dee best man. The brido
wore a beautiful gown of white sHl,
null with lace and ribbon trimmings
and carried brides roses. After tbe
ceremony the wedding party was usb.
cred into the dining room where
suinptuous repast was served. the IA.
hles being decorated IN white AL pink
me contracting parties are among
Ogden's most prominent citizens Tia
bride Is the daughter of Hon. and Mrs
Thomas ID. Dee one OF our wesltbv
families and the groom is a well known
employe Of the Southern Pacific rail.
way. They are both popular In society
circles, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter left ogden
ON Tuesday for a wedding tour OF NE
cast TO be absent several weeks, while
east they viii visit with the groom's
parents. On their return to Ogden thew
viii make their home at 500 Washington
avenue where they have a beautiful
little cottage
John Shurtllff. OF Ogden, was In Salt
Lake this week visiting with friends.
ID, II. Adams, the well known prn.
oipal OF the Madison school in this city.
left for Kansas City Thursday evening
where he VIII be welded to Miss Min.
ME Zimmerman, who was last year a
teacher OF the eighth grade IN the
Madison school After a short visit
through the east Mr.. Adams and his
pride viii return to Ogden where they
viii make their future home. They
have many friends IN ogden who viii
be pleased OF hear OF their entering on
the sea Of matrimony, who viii jon
with the News In wishing them every
success MIR, Adams is one Of Ogden's
best and most popular school teachers,
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tage at Wasatch The party will leave
this evening and will stay until Monday
night.
Mr.. George Morris and Mr.. Victor
Wells will give a yachting PARTY to
Antelope Island on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. w. Duncan enter
tained number Of friends at dinner on
Tuesday night In honor OF Mr., Eaton OF
Tacoma.
Miss La Won Pcrce gave a delightful
luncheon at the Royal on Tuesday.
Mr.. c, o. Whittemore entertained
party OF about 10 al dinner at the Alta
club on Monlay night
Prof, B. b. Young is here from Chi
cago on a brief visit with relatives in
the city, lie leaves today for a few
days outing on the Weber,
Col. and Mrs, Thomas Keogh have re-
turned from a delightful eastern trip.
Mrs. and Mrs, ]. J. Daily entertained
at dinner on Cunday Mr. and Mrs
j, J. Bronghall, Mr.. and Mrs. ROY
Brown and Mr.. Wilbur Hoyt Of Calf
lornla
Judge and Mrs j. c. Roye and Mrs.
Martha Eoyie King have issued invita-
lions 10 a second musicale To be given
next Monday evening, Aug 49, at the
Fifth East hotel.
Mrs. Sarah Karrlck and family have
returned from Brighton.
Miss Lucille Jennings spent a few
days az Brighton during the past week.
Mrs y. b. Simmons is the guest of
Mrs. II. l., a. Gunner.
Miss Margaret Llggan who has been
spending the past week with a party
OF friends at Brighton. has returned
ana VIII leave shortly for San Fran
CISCO
MIS- Emma Spencer and Miss Maud
Patterson left during the week for n
three weeks stay In san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs G. $. Burton and two
sons spent a few days this week an
Brighton as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II, G. Whitney
Mrs. =. b Fabian and daughter are
home from Brighton
Miss Lulu Gates was the guest OF
Mrs II. q, Whitney at brighton for |
few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. j D. Spencer and fam
iy have returned from Brighton.
Miss Elizabeth Davis has returned |
from her musical studies In Boston.
Misses Jennie and Josie McCool OF |
Kansas City are visiting this city with
the family OF II. C. Fenstermaker
Mrs George Savage who has been
spending the past few weeks In Provo |
canyon, has returned.
The Misses Huhb entertained marty /
Of friends at ihe Wild West show ON
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs George Wood have had
~. '"Dl' tHHNi. CURING The week Mrs. 4
owe Guild and Miss Elizabeth shlng.
her ~ Mississippi
Miss Lottie Levy has returned from
New Orleans. where she has been
spending the winter.
Mrs l. y. Smith left yesterday for
California to remain a few weeks.
Mrs. Elias Smith wlll leave I'm a few
weeks FOR Europe. where she will spend
the next year.
Capt and Mrs r. A. Wedcewood en-
tertaied Informally az dinner on We'd
nesday night In honor OF Sir, r. II,
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returned from ogden canyon. Miss
Breeder will remain In ogden some time
longer as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Hurst.
The Misses McCool OF Kansas City
are visiting the family OF Mr. II. c.
Fenstermaker.
Mr. G. Harris Ceilings Of Towson
lodge No. 4Gg, Maryland. is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Jones, ll9 y street.
Mr.. W. Z. Kneass has returned from
California
The Misses Beatrice and Garnet
Buckle have returned f.om a two
weeks stay at Castillo Springs.
Or Niles and Miss Bessie Niles are
home from a trip to Portland and the
Sound country,
Miss blanche Smith OF Missoula
Mont. Is visiting Mr.. und Mrs. ]. L.
Sampson.
MIRA Nanuie Vickere Of Emporia,
kas. ana Mrs, 4. =. Waskey Of Pitts
burg, kas.. re- visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gillespie OF Kan.
sas CITY are visiting Mrs. c. Ira Tut.
tie, at POS Fifth East.
Mrs. Ira Lewis accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Smith. viii leave the first
OF next week for California, TO be gone
about two months
Miss Margaret Llegan win leave very
shortly for a trip 10 the coast.
Mrs. NJ. Sacks Of Omaha, Neb.. Is the
guest OF Mrs. ]. Hesselberg for the
week.
Mrs. Duncan ]. Frew returned from
Illinois yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Samuel Holderman and Miss Cora Hol-
dernan Of Morris. III.
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but formerly OF PENNSYLVANIA, Is a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.. Eichnor. and Is
an aunt OF the latter Mrs Beachy has
been visiting for some time In Colo
rade and will be In salt Lake several
weeks.
MI Hugh Park, Jr., left yesterday
for Nlpont, Utah.
Mrs. w. W. Armstrong Of Park city
and her guest Miss Clara Boyd Of Kan
sas city were in the city during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knight left on
Wednesday for o short stay IA Spo-
kane.
COL and Mrs. F.. +. Holmes enter
tanned box party st Monday nights
performance OF "Corianton."
Miss Matte Hall left on Tuesday for
California, where she VIII enter the
state university.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph An have an
nounced the marriage of thci- daughter
lwa 90 Mr.. Charles Martin Henrotln
90 Capetown. South Africa, Aug. 6.
Mrs E-te sridoWell Anderson win
entertain Informally at her home next
Thursday evening
Mrs J. L. Eye had FOR her guests this
week Mrs. J. j. Harper and Mrs. W. r.
Shriyer Of Eureka.
Mrs. Ninetta Eames OF California Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, II. l.. A. Gull
mer.
Mrs L. NJ. Rutt and Mrs. Linnie Rutt
left during the week for California.
Miss Lena Meyers has had for her
guest during the week Miss Marjorie
Williams OF Ouray. Colo.
Mrs. George W. Woldsrs and daugh-
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Provo, Aug. i5.-Mr. Grover Mcbride
spent Wednesday in Provo with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs Robert Henry and Mrs w. p
Payne. Of Fillmore are the guests Of
Mrs. Edward Hinckley
Mr.. and Mrs G. II Thompson, former
United States marshal Of Guthrie. Okla
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Root j. X Ferguson, II. l.. Carpenter,
George Steiner, Misses Leary, Park and
Hale
A pretty midsummer wedding was
solemnzed on Thursday night at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs A. G, Banker
when Miss May Hopkins and Mr. Alvin
s. Qulnter were united In marriage.
Rev. Clarence r. Brown performed the
ceremony. which was followed by q re-
ception 10 the relatives and near friends
Of the bride and groom. The bride was
gowned In charming costume OF white
organdie with lace trimmings and car
ried % bouquet Of white carnations. She
was attended by Miss Mamie Banker.
The rooms were handsomely decorated
with pink and white flowers and ropes
Of smiax, the parlor being especially
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Y. M. G. A.

The twenty-eighth annual conven-
tlon of the Minnesota Y. NJ. c. A. will
be held in'Northfield Feb. 1916. Rep
resentation from the various local Y.
M. Z. A. organizations is to be un-
limited and many delegates will
doubtless attend. The railroads will
grant reduced rates on the certificate
plan. The Y. NJ. C. A. of Carleton col
lege has undertaken the entertain
ment of all Visitors.
The array of speakers will be the
strongest presented for many years.
Dr. John S. Lampey, of Louisville, will
speak on "Bible Study" Dean w. S.
Pattee, of the state university law
school, will deliver the opening adj
dress. w. G. Frost, PHI. d., president
or Berea college, Kentucky; ex-Gover-
nor John Miller, of Duluth, Governor
s.. IL. Van SAINT, Frank II. Burt, state
secretary OF Missouri; Frederick d.
tucker, principal of Minnesota agri-
cultural school; C. X. Oher, interna-
tional field secretary, Chicago; George
u. McSill, international railroad secre-
tary, Omaha; c. w. Medium, engineer
Santa Fe railway, Kansas; w. J. Par
ker, intercollegiate secretary, Chicago,
and W. n. Carroll, of Minneapolis, will
be the other speakers.
The participants in the musical pro.
gram will be Paul Gilbert, C. j. Hunt,
j. w. Goldsbury and e. w. Pecks.