Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-05
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Senator Cox is up from Valley City.
Revenue Collector Sinclair came in
on the noon train from Jamestown.
The state ~penitentiary board is meet
ing today and transacting routine bus
mess.
The @. A. M. dance tonight will be
held in the Basket Ball hall instead of
the Baker block.
The county commissioners are still
in session and will probably finish
their business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Rourke are stop
ping with the Waggoner's while in the
city during court.
Stenographer Mcnamara of the
United States court was an arrival
from Fargo last night.
Attorney j.. w. Bull of Minneapolis
is a visitor in the city again, looking
up some real estate deals.
There are over fifty cases to be
brought before the U. S. grand jury at
the present term of court.
Franklin Potter of Casselton is
among the guests in the city, attend
ing the meeting Of the pe~nitentiary
board.
Sheriff Rutten of Devils Lake turned
over four prisoners to the pen author
tiles yesterday, sent up by Judge
.Cowan.
Elmer Hughes has accepted a posi-
ton in the railway mail service on the
Bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls
Railway.
The Northern Pacific is running
trains in two sections to accommodate
the large number Of land seekers COM
ing west.
Jacob Observation-Disclosures Of Joe and
an old time Bismarck b~oy--writes from
Cedarburg, Wis, for a number of cop
les of the special issue.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild has
arranged for a very entertaining sock
social to take place Immediately follow
ing the lenten season.
Wide-awake Tribune advertisers will
appreciate the suggestion that it is get
ting close on the time for making
spring announcements. Z
Mrs. Frank White will give a needle
bee on Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. George A.. MacFarland Of Valley
City, who is visiting her.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
French and Coon's at the home Cd
Mrs. French on Fourth street.
Miss Josephine Brown of the eighth
grade won the Journal Junior prize
last week for the eighth grade room.
Her description Of a Lonely Stay One
Blizzardy Christmas Day was ranked
first.
Pete Weymouth, the restaurant man
is caring for about sixty Of the Indian
witnesses in the u. S. court. He has
cots in the Baker building, where they
sleep and they are fed at his res.
taurant.
Hon. T. J. DWire of Englevale, who
Is among the guests in the city, will
make a trip to Washburn tomorrow t.
look over the new country up that way
and get AN idea Of the development q
the country.
Deputy Marshal SCHNEIDER brought
in another large delegation Of Indians
last night from the Turtle Mountain
country, who are witnesses before thu
U. S. court. Several interpreters ant
policemen are with them.
Drs. Quain and Smyth visited thu
high school yesterday afternoon ant
examined the arms of all pupils whs
could not produce certificates OF sue
cessful vaccination. A large number
were found who had never been vac
cinated.
Senator Cox: The report that
intend to move to Fargo is a mistak.
as / have no intention Of leaving Val
ley City. We are opening an Office a
Fargo and putting In a cashier for th,
Equitable and that is probably how
the report arose.
Indian Agent Bingenheimer o
Standing Rock came In from the ives
last night, interested in some cases be
fore the q. s. grand jury. He report