Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-22

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the miners of Wilton were discon-
tent seems to have been a myth and
later reports prove the opposite to be
the prevailing conditions at the mines.
Wickham Land Company-The
Wickham Land company has filed ar
ticles of Incorporation with the sec
rotary of state The capital stock is
$4,000 and the object is the purchase
and raising of live stock.
Petition for Pardcn-The petition
for the pardon of William Hurst was
circulated among members o the legis
lature yesterday. Hurst is said to be
suffering from consumption at Sioux
Falls. where he is confined.
Salvation Army Meeting-Major
Burditt. the new provincial officer for
the northwest province. will visit Bis
marck and conduct a special meeting
in the Salvation army barracks on Sat
urdey evening. Jan. "a. All are invited
to attend.
In Honor of neutrality-suspicious.
Homan served a supper last evening
to a party of Hansbrough supporters
that was voted by those who partici-
~pated-State Treasurer Mcmillan be-
ing the host-as being entirely proper
and worthy of the gentleman in whose
honor it was served.
City Legis'ation-City Attorney
Hildreth, of Fargo, is in the city in the
interest of legislation for the benefit
of that municipality. Mr.. Hildreth is
also lieutenant of Company b. n. ID.
n. G. and is meeting the members
in favor of an appropriation for the
expenses of the annual encampment of
the militia.
The Typos BalI-The next social
event of prominence which will occur
in the city during the winter will prob
ably be the biennial ball of the Typo
graphical union No. 40 of this city
given in honor of the North Dakota
Press association. The typo boys have
built up a record for fine events in
this line and that the leg will be as
its predecessors is a certainty.
0udrOS 20 nCme- lie alttlulUS
members Of the guard to the state
convention from the eastern portion
of the state left last night for their
home. The Glendale boys leave this
morning via the o A good deal
of important business was transacted
and some matters for the considera-
ton of this session was left in the
hands of Colonel Peake and Captain
Henry. of Valley City. who will re-
main longer.
Grandmother Arrives-Mre. Denni-
son. of Superior. has arrived in the
city to look after her grandchildren
recently orphaned by the death of
their father. John r. Gleason, who died
in the hospital here. She went to
Wilton, where the youngest child is be-
ing cared for. The little girl will
probability be adopted by the people
with whom she is while the three
others will go to Superior, Wis, with
Mrs. DenniSOn.
Bio Sale Of Land--The Cannonball
River Land company. composed of
Messrs. ]. T. Standring, of Corwith,
lOWd, NJ. w. I1utCiillSOu. JOuu Sdl-
terlund and r. F. Allen. of Bismarck,
has closed a deal for the sale of their
four townships of land. 5000 acres
in Billings county. 10 a Chicago syn
dictate headed by G. F. McHugh. The
consideration is not given out but it is
understood that the members of the
syndicate will let about $4,000. It
is stated that another sale of four
townships Immediately adjoining this
land has been made for about So an
acre. The Cannonball river land was
recently visited by Mr.. McHugh, who
is a brother-in-law of A. c. Nc
Gillivray.
Harve Wilson to Marry-Old time
North Dakota friends of Harvey Will
son will be interested in the announce
ment of his marriage on the 29th inst,
to Miss Mary SHIELD at Hampton, Vir-
einia. Back in territorial days Mr..
Wilson was a resident of Bismarck and
an attache of the democratic admins
tration at the capitol, being Secretary
of State M~cCormack's private secre-
tary. From here he went to Wash
ington. ID. c.. and Joined the newspaper
tribe of that city n later vent TO
Richmond and thence to Newport
News. Va. where he has been engaged
in newspaper work for several years.
MIR. Wilson was one of the most pop
ular young men in the state and en-
loved n wide circle of acquaintance.
He married a Baltimore girl while in
Bismarck. but she died of consumption
within two years at her Baltimore.
within two years at her Baltimore
home. leaving Mr.. Wilson with a
bright little girl.
Suit for lnsurance-Suit has been
commenced by Messrs. Morrill, & En-
| gerud. the attorneys, against the Con-
! tinental Casualty company in behalf
of the minor children of the late Fred