Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-23


of the interior has approved the sell
ections of the Northern Pacific Rail
way company of 1888 acres of land
in the Bismarck land district.
Special Orders-Adjutant General
Miller is sending out general orders,
conveying to the members OF the
state guard the recent reports of the
Capts. Rice and Parmerter. regarding
the guard. which will make good
reading for the militia boys.
Hard Picking-The street railway
grade will have to be dug out with
picks from the corner of Fifth street
to the Grand Pacific hotel. The
street is so hard and so solidly packed
that a pillow will not serve. One plow
was broken in an attempt to force 1t
through the street.
Returns to the City.-Mrs. Knud-
son widow Of c. l.. Knudson who was
killed in an accident at Fort Lincoln,
has returned to the city and taken
up her residence at the fort, where
she is boarding several of the work
men. A sister of her late husband
accompanied her to the city.
Train Taken OH-Linton Advocate:
Linton people are placed in a bad
~predicament by the taking off of the
daily train on the Milwaukee and Civ
ing us a train every other day. This
change went into effect Monday and
hereafter the Milwaukee will Il a
train out Of Linton every other day.
Receiver Appointed-A receiver has
been appointed for the Minneapolis
Cold Storage company, which did a
large business in the southern part OF
this state, receiving shipments of
cream from farmers and dairy sta
| tons. The assets Of the concern are
said to be $500 900 and the liabilities
S40O. 900.
Fine Photographs-Some excellent
pictures of the street decorations, no.
tably the large banners displaying the
| settlement and progress of the North
west. have been taken by local photo
graphers and will be interesting to pre-
serve in connection with reminiscent
ces of other notable occasions in Bis.
marck.
Pleased With the Reeeption-D. A
Murphy Of the firm of aHrt & Murph!
the big cigar firm of St. Paul, writes
TO Mr.. Patterson that the entire st
Paul contingent was more than pleas
ed with the banquet and entertain
ment in Bismarck and they left the
city with reluctance-wanted to sta!
another day.
Trouble at Jamestown-A report il
the city today states that Billy Nun
roe, a we'll known railroad carpen
ter and formerly a resident OF thl!
city. is in some trouble there, havint
cut up another man quite badly II
some kind Of alteration. Particular
are not %obtainable here. Munroe wa
always known here as a peaceabl'
and good citizen and has man!
friends in the city.
More Steel ArrIves.-Three cars o
steel for the street railway arrives
last night and another ca load thi
morning. Ties have been laid owe
a great portion OF the route. excep
along the business section on Mai
street from Fifth to Fourth and mort
on Fourth to Broadway. This will b
left until the other work is we'll alon
to prevent any more interference wit
traffic than is necessary.
Boys Were 6eaten.-Jamestow
CAPITAL: A large crowd at the armor
last night witnessed the high schot
teams of Bismarck and this city. IN
. O resulted % to 6 in favor OF thi
=, city. The Bismarck boys were han
dicapped by the absence OF the
coach. substitution Of new players an
lack of sufficient practice. But the
: have the material for a fine tear
' VIM. O'Donnell and Bert Nierling un
pired and refereed the game.
Delegation From Mandan.
Washington dispatch states that
delegation from Mandan is there
.1N of tho Ii