Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-12-01

d the hOmeSeekerS' excursions, and
there were fifteen coaches on the af-
ternoon west bound train. which pull
ed in three hours late.
Transfer 10 MadeThe transfer of
the registership of the United States
landofice from A. c. McGillivray to
NJ. H. Jewell was made at the land
Office this morning. Mr.. Jewel. re-
ceipted for the Office property. and
transacted his first business as the
new register this morning.
Nearly Fata!-The sixteen months
cid son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Devore
Of Napoleon got hold of a two ounce
bottle of laudanum and drank most of
the contents, thinking it vas a cough
syrup bottle. 1t was nearly an H.
after the drug was swallowed that a
physician was summoned but he "a
aged to pull the little fellow through.
Funeral Services-A large number
of the friends of the late E. G.. Clifford
attended the funeral ceremonies at the
Methodist church this afternoon. Rev.
Charles White conducted the cere-
monies. The G.. A. r. of which the
deceased was a member, attended in
a body. The remains were taken east
this afternoon to Petoskey, Mich, for
interment.
Plenty Of Deer. Gokey in James
town Alert. The high water on the
| Missouri river bottoms is what is
killing more deer than anything else.
If we have dry seasons there for a
while the deer will rapidly increase
in numbers. I am certain that a
party could start at least 100 deer in
| the locality where we have hunted
recently, but it takes an expert to get
them.
Bio Ranch for Saie-W. J.. Dryer
has the sale of the Armenia stock
ranch west of Buchanan. 1t contains
1S sections of land and is n of the
finest ranch properties in Stu.sman
county. The company have changed
the method Of f%attening sheep or
stubhle in the fall instead Of grass
There are some $1,000 worth of build.
ings on the place and plenty Of hay
and water. Montana PARTIES may be
come the purchasers.
Better Care Of Stock-As winte
sets in it is cen that every stockmaI
has had good time to prepare for win
tering his stock. The old notion tina
stock can do without shelter in thu
winter has disappeared. Better she'd
and better feed are provided for stool
than formerly as it is found to pay
The best size of a herd is that whicl
a man can properly take care Of. In
telligent study of and a greater in
terest in stock matters in North Da
kota is on the increase.
Married - At the Presbyterian
Manse on Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock, Mr.. Charles S. James Of Cas-
cade, Montana. and Miss Lulu Wyatte
Of Orchid, Missouri. were united 4
marriage, Rev. A. w. Hayes perform
ing the ceremony. Mr.. James is prin
cipal of the U. s. Indian school a
Standing Rock agency, South Dakots
Mr.. and Mrs. James left on the stag
this morning for Standing Rock Res
ervation, where they will make thei
. home.
Mrs.. Gilbreath Entertains- TIL
Monday club was most delightful
entertained yesterday afternoon b
! Mrs. William c. Gilbreath. at he
1 IOOIlS vi EOuIlH SlIctt. VI
were invited to bring their knittin.
Each was presented with a dalnt
/ bow of ribbon, comprised of the &c,
} man national colors. AS the men
4 bers of the club have been pursuin
the study of Germany during tn
! current year, German ideas and ideal
largely shaped the form Of the aftel
4 Moons entertainment. both intellect,
ally and gastronomically. Mrs. CT
! breath had a very enjoyable
! in store for her guests In the tai
given by Mrs. r. NJ. Tuttle Of Mandal
, Mrs. Tuttle has but recently returne
from abroad, where much of her tim
was spent in Germany. The subje'
Of her descriptions was principally I'll
old castle of Wartburg. the place
Luthers refuge during his exile ar
( where he translated the Bible into Il