Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-24

Non'e"I anu lueSudy. warmer
Tuesday. and in the northwest portion
tonight.
Maximum temperature today. 25.
Minimum temperature today. II.
SoldThe Cottage-Mrs. w. B. Wat
has sold her cottage on Fifth street
to Mrs. w. S. Casselman.
Died Of Heart Trouble-August
Olson, 16 years of age, who has been
living near Baldwin, died at the hos.
pital this morning of heart trouble.
Has Resigned-Hugh Scott has re-
signed his position of assistant express
agent at the Northern Pacific office to
take effect April l. is successor has
not yet been named.
Drill Team-All members of d. of
II. Drill team are requested without
fail, to be at their hall this evening
at 8 p. M. sharp, for practice and in.
itiation. BY order of captain.
I. Sewing society-The st. Mary's
Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs.
J. ID. Mcdonald instead of with Mrs.
Wachter next Thursday, March 26.
All members are requested to attend.
Took Him ln-Chief of Police
Ritchey found a hobo who was badly
under the influence asleep back of the
Webb block this afternoon. He walked
the man up. and the hobo showed
fight, at which he was taken off to the
c%alabOOse to reflect.
Health Conditions-Dr. Smyth re-
ports health conditions generally good.
No new cases of smallpox are re.
ported. One or two cases of scarlet
fever have been reported to the au-
thorities and promptly quarantined.
Fine CattIe-Frank Berthrol bought
five head of fine heifers from A. NJ.
Thompson and brought them to the
city to dispose Of to local butchers.
They are Polled Angus cattle, two Of
them weighing 1920 and LOO, and
the other three weighing 3,426. They
are as fine beef animals as have been
seen in the city in a long time.
Will Extend-It is becoming quite
evident the Northern Pacific is not
going to allow territory tributary to
its lines to slip into the grasp of other
lines by reason of neglect on the part
of the N. P. The Bowden extension
completed last fall is to be still fur
Their extended-a fifty-four-mile line
from Denhoff, the present terminus,
to Coal Harbor, on the Missouri.
State Medical Association-The
state medical association holds Its
annual meeting in this city in May.
DR.. Smyth is one of the committee on
entertainment and will make ar.
engagements to entertain the visiting
medical men. 1t is suggested that the
city provide a carriage drive for the
visitors to Fort Lincoln, penitentiary
capitol and elsewhere about the CITY
No Horseback Ride--A letter ia
Mayor Register from Senator Hans.
brough received yesterday states that
President Roosevelt will not take a
horse back ride. when he reaches this
city April Z, but that the presidential
party would prefer the carriage drive.
This will give more people an oppor-
tunity to see the president and it is
believed, will be more satisfactory. all
around.
Died of Pneumonia-Mrs. Margaret
Yarno, mother of Mrs. William C.
Morris, died this morning of pneu-
monia. She will be buried from the
Catholic church Thursday at 10
o'clock. She was 81 years Of age and
had been i'll for severa ldays. She was
conscious up to the last moment and
babe everyone goodby and passed
away easily.
Railroad Surveyors Busy-The
Northern Pacific surveyors began set
ting grade stakes Saturday last at
Dawson. and word is given there
that dirt will be flying as soon as the
frost is out of the ground. An easy
grade has been found from Edgeley
northwest through the corners OF
Logan, Stutsman and into Kiddel
county entering Dawson through what