Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-11
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Trainmaster Blewett was in the city
this afternoon.
w. S. Casselman is among the guests
in the city from Fargo.
William Engelter Of New Salem was
a guest in the city last night.
Father Clement returned this after
noon from a visit at Glenullin.
George M. Robinson Of st. Paul was
among the guests in the city last night.
Auditor Walker Of the Washburn
road returned today from a trip to
Fargo.
Lieutenant B. H. Pope of Fort Yates
was among the guests in the city last
evening. ~
IL. =. Blackley and H.. %. Blackley
of Dickinson are guests at the North
west today.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Thursday Of this week with Mrs.
G. W. Henzler.
a large party Of land seekers came
in on the noon train today to look up
lands in this vicinity.
T. Fl. Scanlan, travelling passenger
agent for the Milwaukee road, came in
from the east this afternoon.
MA IS rl.- yfH"EEELE,
Attorney Freerks of Wahpeton came
in on last nights train to be PRESENT
at the taxation of costs in the Lauder
case today.
The city council holds an adjourned
regular meeting tonight Several i'm
portant matters are to come up for
consideration.
Church of st. George-Tomorrow--
Ash Wednesday. Special service at
1890 o'clock. No evening ser-,ice.
Friday evening service at 1880 o'clock.
e. H. Walker has been in Fargo
looking after the coal business and
consulting with Joseph Dietrich about
the company business in South Dakota.
Another party Of ten or twelve Of
the colony of landseekers from Moor
head camH in on the noon train and
are filing on land in the vicinity of
Coal Harbor.
Francis Halloran,, who has for the
past three years been with G. M.
Dahl's clothing house, accepted 8. pos
ition in the Bismarck postofice, and
has been succeeded in the store by A.
J. swelander.
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the
beginning of Lent. It is also a legal
holiday in the state, being the birth
day Of Abraham Lincoln, and the leg
islature made the day a holiday sew
eral years ago, through the patriotic
efforts of Hon. Harry Hurley.
The Northern Pacific officials have
about decided ITO place electric head
lights on all their engines. It is be-
lieyed the superior light given by the
electric headlights will result in es-
Gaping many of. such minor accidents
as have happened in the past few
months. .
Attorney Tracy r. Bangs of Grand
Forks is among the guests in the city
today. This afternoon he is busy
with the settlement of the matter Of
costs in the Lauder case and tomorrow
he will bkegin with the defense of H.
e. Voss in the disbarment proceedings
at Mandan.
Copies Of the new paper to be issued
monthly by Bishop Mann, entitled the
North Dakota Sheaf" have been re-
ceived in the city. The paper is IS
sued that the new bishop nay keep
in closer touch with his congregations
through the state. The first number
is a creditable one and much Of value
to the church work in the state may
be found in it.
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thority for the statement that the YER
dict in the West case seems to give
general satisfaction in Grand Forks
and that the people of that city have
justified West in the shooting Of
March. West says he will remain in
Grand Forks and resume his work
with the George w. Wright Land COM
pany, with which he was associated
before the trial.
Carlos Boynton of the Hackney
.Boynton Land company is among the
guests in the city today. With him
is Al party of ladies who + looking
over lands in this vicinity and it's pos
sible a number of filings will be made
in the vicinity of Mckenzie where the
company recently purchased the Wat
son ranch, Among the party are
Miss Hackney Miss Miller and Miss
Woliver Of SIT. Paul and Mesdannes
Haycrot and Bell Of Madelia, MINI.