Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-29
The Cry

Next Sunday ID CandleDaas Day at
the: Catholic church.
NETS e. n. vesperndan IL visiting
with friends in Farge,
/ p. G. Remington returned on the
noon train ffoan q business "trip east.
Miss Florence Gage returned. yester-
day from d months visit With friends
in Chicago.
Mardock. MeKenzie has. returned.
from al trip, to- Winnipeg and ID again
lat his. office
Mn, Pat Clooten and Miss Matilda
fJaskowiak we've: married yesterday
morning by Father Clemens.
The, Basket Ball club will hold their.
regular monthly business meeting. at.
the hall tonight at 7s:l5 sharp.
Meeting of the M. w. A. tomorrow
night Ihursdag) att s o'clock at. r. G.
Grambs' STORE. All Woodmen in the
fully LOt U0% ll0TCALs Es-.- - .
R. D., Hoskins. W. F.. Cochrane; M.
M. Cook and others left N: the late.
train. last night for Fargo where they
will attend the Shrine meeting.
Asnewss note from Washington says
Dorothy Dennets daughter of Senator:
Hansbrough's secretary, Fred Dennet,
fell on the walk in Washington and
broke her right arm.
Mrs. E. H. Wilson has gone to the
ranch for a couple of weeks. She
drove out, from Dawson on the coolest
day ofsthe winter, when the thermom-
eteri stood at % below zero.
Miss Morris, daughter of DR.. Nor
ris sof Elbowoods, came in on the noon
train from Vermil1ion, 81 D., where
sheVhas been attending school. and re-
turns to. Elbowoods tomorrow.
Bishop Mann has been. making trips.
through the state and isssgexpected to
visit Bismarck and Mandan on Sun
day February o. BishopAMann@ is
making a good. impression wherever he
visits in the state.
Washington. .advices say the charges
against Major Bingenheimer of Stand
ing Rock, filed by Mandan persons,
have been Investigated by the Indian
department and found without foun-
dation, and the major will be reap
pointed.
J.sJ. Jackman left on the afternoon
train for New York, whence he takes
passage for South America to spend
the balance of the winter. He will
vista different section of the country
from that visited by him last year.
He expects. to be absent. until April
States Attorney Allen and 1.-The cor
oner's jury in the Hibbs case went out
to- the Hibbs ranch this morning. The
jury desire to see the place for them
selves, and completely satisfy them
selves of the details before disposing
of,the case. which will probably be fin
isheds up this week.
Warden Boucher has been making
astrip through the state, settling up
the Irvine. business for the past season
aRd preparing for the next years bus
mess. The Irvine factory output last
EseasOn was large and all of the Irvine
was sold. Next year with the benefit
OF the experience gained, the indica-
tions are that the factory will do a
still:::more profitable business.
Yesterday deal was closed and deed
recorded whereby the North Dakota
Land and Investment Co., through it's
affable and energetic secretary, Mr.. w.
Bohannan, sold to B. Vanderlas, Of
Buffalo Center, Iowa, $500 acres Of
virgin Missouri slope soil. situated ten
miles southeast of the city--which will
/ soon&be on the 500. Mr.. Bohannan,
whose boyhood days were spent mid
the waving fields of Iowa maize, pro-
claims this tract as good corn land as
any that lies out Of doors.
Today, is Mckinley Day, so pro-
claimed by Lieutenant Governor Bart
lett, and the martyred president would
have been SO years Of age had he lived
to this date. Mckinley Day is an
especially appropriate occasion for all
who desire to contribute t the Me;
Kinley national memorial to, make
their / sub tscrlsticr The TTribunag I has 4
lists for 81 the receipts, Of and
those es1 who; d ssstlaRs ,ss spbseribs may ID Dc 4
50 here. !
Forum; The ignite test at the
high school building began this
ing. With With the b extremely. low tenn
perraatureas which prevailed the Ignite
had to get a hustle On itself, but II
came out supreme and succeeded IN
maintaining a. steam pressure which