Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24
The CITY

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B. F.. Scovil came in from McKen-,
zie today.
"A. G. McGillivray wentsto Dickinson
the noon train.
J. S. Green of Mandan was among
the guests in the city today.
Mart Marsh is proving UP on his
claim today at the land Office.
The B. "A. u. will meet at I. O. o. F.
hall at s o'clock sharp Thursday even
ing
Regular drill and business meeting
of Canton Bismarck No. 5 at 8 o'clock
sharp.
c. 3. Crum, the Mckenzie ranch
man, is among the guests in the city
today.
Washburn school district has voted
to erect a fine new four room school
house.
The Ideal Whist club will meet with
Mrs. J. w. Watson next wednesday
evening.
W. F. Gushing was in the city Sun
day, on his return from the New Salem
creamery meeting.
B. P. Tilden will leave some time
this week for the east to look over the
ground for the new work that has
been offered him.
Company "A drill at 8 O'Clock sharp.
All officers and members to be present
in uniform. Dance will begin at $3.50.
Admission rs cents.
E. A. Lamb is in the city on his re-
turn from a trip to Minot, where he
reports things more lively than ever
a reminder of old times.
e. G. Patterson: W. are getting
the most satisfactorysresults from our
advertising in the Tribune and have
daily evidences of its virtues
It is rumored the Northern Pacific
will put on a fast mail train to be run
from st. Paul to the coast, stopping
only at the most important points.
All members of the Modern Wood
men Of America requested to be pres
ent Tuesday night at S:p. m. sharp at
g. A. r. hall. Visitors invited to at
tend.
Thirty carloads of the three hundred
and eighty-fve carloads of ties needed
for the extension to Bismarck, are now
IN Braddock, says the Emmons County
Republican.
W. f. Gushing: The special edition
Of the Tribune is a fine piece Of work.
both in the nature of the matter pub.
lished and the typographical work. II
is certain to do much good for the Mis-.
souri, slope country.
Col. Zevly, inspector for the interior
department, who has been in the city
during the hearing into the Fort Stew.
enson sale, left on the noon train Sun.
day for Helena, where he has some
business for the government.
John p. French has formed a part.
nership in the hardware business with
the old reliable merchant, Jaseph
Hare, and the new firm ought to pros
per more than ever. Both are ster.
ling citizens and good business men
Architect Van Horn has drawn I
plans for the new Remington block, te
be erected in Wilton this spring. The
new bank will be in this building, as
well as a drug store-the latter on the
corner facing Railroad street and the
depot.
There will be a meeting tomorrow
| night Of the Modern Woodmen Of Am
erica at G. A. r. hall, when a large
number Of candidates are to be init.
ated. State Deputy Head Counse
VIM. R. Grant Of Jamestown will bt
present.
The property owners on Fourth
street will probably unite this sprinl
in the matter of identifying the stree
and set out shade trees on both side
of the streets, where none have thu:
far been planted. New cement side
walks will also be constructed.
About all the farmers in the vicinit.
of Medina attended the creamery meet
ing held there Thursday and the mill
from nearly TOO cows pledged as fas
as the numbers could be put down, an,
1T is said the milk from 200 cows nor
can be secured without much trouble
Owing to the large number Of mi
tiations in Bismarck lodge No. 100, a
Q. y. w, last Tuesday evening, tn
meeting was adjourned till tonight a