Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-21

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Remington went west on the

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P. G. Remington went west on the
train
Sunday hours will be observed at the
post Office tomorrow.
T. j.. Haugeberg Of Washburn was
in the city last evening.
The regular meeting of.the DE. s..
will be held this evening.
r. u. Best and H. u. Nicholson re-
turned today from st. Paul.
a. force of miners came in today to
work in the Washburn mines.
Mesdames Gilbreath, smyth and
Gage went to Mandan this noon.
Tickets for the K. F. spe, ial to Wash
burn may be obtained at Grambs'
store. 0
Commissioner Turner went to New
Salem today to attend the creamery
meeting.
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Hon. w. A.. Mcclure was a passen-
ger3on the noon train en- route 0 his
home at Taylor.
August Johnson and Attorney Glib
son Of Washburn were guests in the
city yesterday.
VI. F. Gushing went to New Salem.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &--@4rah,F e- ar.IE-EHEEf@N<ss
today. and speaks at the creamery
meeting this afternoon
Hon. Ferd. Leutz Of Hebron is the
latest distinguished member Of the
Bismarck Maennerchor.
Philip Blank of New Salem, was a
west bound passenger today returning
from a trip to st. Paul.
Tomorrow is Washington's birthday
and the Tribune will celebrate by issu-
ing its illustrated edition.
MI. Fleming Farr has accepted a po-
sition in G. M. Dah1s clothing store,
where his many friends will be made
welcome.
The Junior League will give a:social
alt the parsonage Friday February p,
at Z p. m. Admission, 5 cents. ALI
are invited.
W.. H. Webb, jr., has bought The
Franklin house property and the resi-
dence property across the street occu-
pied by James Wallace.
Assistant Traffic Manager Dunn of
the Washburn road is at work,
and engaged with his duties at the
5Washburn general offices.
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sue of the Bismarck Tribune.
States Attorney Allen returned last
night from Fargo where he met U. S,
District Attorney Rourke and arranged
for the March term of the u. S. court
here. @
The right of way agent of the Soc
road has sent to Register of Deeds
Fortune for abstracts of title to3a num-
Der of pieces Of property along the Soc
right of way into Bismarck.
The knights Of Pythias will run q
special to Washburn Saturday evening
leaving this city at about 8 o'clock
There will be about twenty-five mem
bers leave this city, and some from
Mandan. There are three candidates
Ito be worked at Washburn.
The Byrne abstract company has q
number Of clerks at work bringing the
abstracts up to date at the register Of
IEdeed's Office. Miss Daisy DeGraff
Mrs. DeCamp, and Mr.. and Mrs. This.
flethwaite are working under the direc-
tion Of Abstractor Weeks.
Mr.. c. C. Clay, Of Renville, Mimi.
was in the city for a day this week, en
route to Spokane, Wash, where he will
reside. Mrs. Clay: formerly Miss
Byrdie Lambert ofthis city, is expected
in the city soonlto visit with relatives
before leaving for Spokane.
Governor White has issued a requi'
sition, through the secretary Of STATE
of the United States, on the governor
general Of Canada for the extraditio1
of John Upper, wanted by the officials
of Walsh county for the fraudulent sal,
4 Of "a piano, not belonging to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J.. Harris enter
tanned a number of friends last nigh:
at cards. A very pleasant evening
was passed and dainty refreshments
served. Mrs. M. M. Cook and v. Is
Brown took the first prizes and r.. J
Turner and Mrs. p. s. Miller the con
ISOLATION prizes.
Judge Winchester will hold court a
Washburn March 1s. A term is Sc
for Medora Feb. "a, but as the onl!
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