Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-10

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train of today broke an eccentric at
only one side working.
More Observation-Disclosures large
party of immigrants came up on the
500 yesterday and went north on the
Washburn road this morning.
Took Observation-Disclosures. Free
man, of Dickey county, and Walkup,
of Bismarck. took the civil service ex-
animation for railway mail clerk be-
fore the local board today.
Keep Stock or Streets-There is
some loose stock running on the street
and Chief Ritchey gives notice that it
will be impounded and the owners
made liable for costs if this warning
is not needed.
Out Again-Tom Gillian, who was
confined in the detention hospital at
the time that Representative Maddox
was taken with smallpox, is out again
today. 1t is expected that Maddox
will be released today or tomorrow.
Entertained for Colonel Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes entertained a
number of friends OF Saturday even
ing last in honor of Colonel Brown.
The evening was spent in the discus
sion of primary election, woman's
rights and other subjects. A sumptu-
GUS repast was served. and the eve
ing was very pleasantly passed by all
present.
500 Line Trains-After March Is,
trains 105 and 100, the Dakota Express
on the 500. now running between ST.
Paul and Bismarck, will run through
to Moose Jaw. ASS. and intermediate
points with palace sleeping cars, leav-
ing st. Paul 1855 p. m, arriving $40
a. M, except Sunday. Connections vii
be made at Hankinson for Bismarck,
N. d.
Married At Spokane-Forum: An
nouncements have been received in
Fargo telling of the marriage of Miss
Florence H. Greene. youngest daughter
of Mr.. Francis Greene. a former SUI
perintendent of the Missouri division
of the N. P. Miss Greene became the
bride of a rich banker at Spokane.
When the family were residents of this
state Mrs. Greene and her eldest
daughter, Miss Olga, were prominent
in society functions at Mandan and
Bismarck and at old Fort A. Lincoln
in the early days when that place was
the magnet for society in this state.
Mr.. Greene now holds a responsible
position at Seattle.
Rounded Them Up-Oficials at Man
dan have rounded up a bunch of burg
lars and house breakers who have
been operating there for a year or
more. Cummins' store was burglar
lied again last week. and Sheriff Nc
Donald and Officer Birchfield went on
a still hunt with the result that they
soon rounded up Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Lock. formerly from jamestown,
Allan Cooley and another man. who
were found with the stolen stuff in
their possession. Cooley was a brother
of the well known painter, and his
connection with the affair was a sur
prise. The officers believe they have
the gang who have been committing
Z " Oule tlIlc. All
will be held to the district court for
trial.
st. Louis Fair Board-If the gov.
ernor approves the st. Louis fair bill.
which it is probable he will do,
the five commissioners named under
the bill to take charge Of the matter
of an exhibit by this state will meet at
the capitol March II, to organize and
select an executive manager for the
fair. The commissioners named under
the bill are Governor White. Lieuten.
ant Governor Bartlett. State Auditor
Holmes, Commissioner of Agriculture
Turner and w. N. Steele, of ROlla. The
bill provides that these five shall Sc.
lect an executive manager. who shall
have active charge of the work OF
preparing an exhibit and making the
states display at st. Louis. The Sc.
lection of an executive commissioner
Will be the most important matter to
come before the board.
Will Burn Fire Breaks-The com
missioners of Kidder county are adver.
Using for the burning of fire breaks
under the state law. There to be five
fire breaks made clear across the
county, continuously from east to west
The work is divided into divisions and
a bond required for the faithful per
Torrance of the work which is to be
done at any time designated by the
commissioners, bids to be received un,
til April s. Each fire break is to con.
sist of twelve burrows, each furrow tC
be not less than fourteen inches wide
and four inches deep; six of such fur
rows to be north of the center line O.
each fire break. and six of such fur
rows to be south of the center line o.
each fire break. The strip between
any two such lines of blowing to be
not less. than 60 feet nor more thar
&c feet wide, excepting the old breaks
and to be thoroughly burned over, sc
as to leave the same free from grass
weeds or other combustible material
Each bid to include all burning. as
well as blowing.
Vienna is the greatest center for
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