Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-22
THE CITY

Just tell your neighbor that you saw
it in the Bismarck Tribune.
Mrs. M. G. McCulloch is spending
a week visiting at Washburn.
Miss Annabel Klaus and Mrs. Bren-
nan visited in Mandan this afternoon.
The case of the state against Wogan
was yesterday adjourned until March
LIST.
Washington's birthday is observed
today with a general cessation of bus
mess.
Governor and Mrs. White returned
on the noon train from a trip to Val
ley City.
National Bank Examiner w A. Cor
don was among the guests in the city
yesterday.
Miss Nina S. Titus met with an &C
cident yesterday at school, spraining
her ankle.
Col. G. B. Little returned on the
noon train from a trip to Washington
and the east.
Col. c. w. Darling anne in today
from Fargo to look after his land in
terests in this city
DR.. H. R. Porter is advertising for
bids for the construction of the new
bank building at Wilton.
Fred Carstens of Cromwell, who has
been s%ojourning in the city for several
days, returned home today.
John Van der Las has sold $4,000
worth of railroad lands near Dickinson
to eastern parties this week.
w. P. Macomber of the Washbur'
road was in the city yesterday and re-
turned to Wilton this morning.
w. H. Brown & Co., of Mandan sold
twelve sections of their land recently
purchased in Morton county this week.
A train load of sheep in transit from
the western ranges to the eastern mar
ket places passed through here at noon
today.
DR.. Kendrick has purchased the
Washburn building on Fifth street, st.
Paul, and it will be known as the Brad
ley hereafter.
A large audience attended the Beatty
brothers performance at the Atheneum
last night and were much entertained
by the moving pictures.
The Junior league social was quite
a success at the M. E. parsonage yes
terday evening. This was the first
social the Juniors have had.
Treasurer White of Dickinson has
just paid off $4,000 of Indebtedness in
Cured in building a town hall and has
$1,000 left with which to take up war
rants.
P. G. Remington went out to New
Salem yesterday to attend the butter
mems meeting there and get some
pointers to report to the Wilton cream
cry meeting next week.
Reports from Montana say the Vel.
lowstone river shows signs of break.
ing up and with a continuation of the
present weather OF the slope the Mis-
souri, will not be far behind.
A large number Of new engines have
been ordered for work on the Missouri
division of the Northern Pacific ant
nine work trains will be operated as
O as the weather permits.
Asa Patterson, attorney, who enjoys
an extensive practice in the land Office
has also branched out in the land bus
mess and is sales agent for some o.
the best and largest tracts of land iI
the state.
The knights of Pythias special trair
leaves at 6 o'clock this evening fol
Washburn, where the members from
this city will attend the initiation
there. The local band will accompany
the train.
General Hughes is enjoying a briet
vacation in Florida. George Hughes
who has been in Eveleth, Mimi, fo1
several months, will return soon anc
take charge of the Dickinson and Glen.
dive plants.
Jack McHugh is improving at Brain
erd and the physicians hope he viii
come out all right. He fell on Il raj
knee cap, making an injury that i!
slow to heal.
A fine and ~commodious opera house
is in store for Bismarck this year, i
Col. Little can receive bonus enough
in the way of extra first night receipts
or in some other substantial form, tt
warrant the enterprise.
Twenty-years-ago item in Farg,
Forum: "The dramatic talent of Bis
marck rendered East Lynne to a larg,
audience at Sam Whitney's oper;
I house. Among the stars of the even
ing were: DR.. Bentley, Mrs. Eisenbere
Miss Gertie Sweet, w. A. Hollembaek.
3 Adjutant General Miller: I not
the reports regarding N. A. Way O
:, Devils Lake, recently convicted 70
) blind plugging. state he was a membe
l of the Philippine volunteers. This i
a mistake. Way was a member of til
rought riders.
i Mrs. Jas. Bartron, ST., who suffere
a broken arm in a fall several day
ago, is getting along nicely and expect
! to be able to leave the hospital today
t Miss May Dutton, who suffered a badl
r broken arm in the laundry recently, i
q also improving rapidly and will 500!
be able to leave the hospital.
General w. D. Washburn is reporte
t highly pleased with the recent salts
q q factory test of Ignite as a fuel for en-
r gines, made on the Northern Pacifi
. road. General Washburn is a pionee
o in the business of introducing lignit