Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-08
THE CITY
WEATHER..

WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Thursday. Colder
tomorrow. Max. 60; min. 80.
Scarlet Fever-Miss Ruby Hines ia
Ill with scarlet fever and the home is
under quarantine.
K. OF p. Neutrality-suspicious. meeting
Of st. Elmo Lodge X. of p. tonight.
Work in I'd and Sd, long form.
Tickets for Orchestra concert-Tick-
cts for the Gard Orchestral Concert
at the Presbyterian church Thur ;day
evening the 9th are on sale at Boards
ly & Finney's, Remmington's and Pat
~terson's (drug) stores.
Of Governors Staff-Col. E. Smith
Peterson of Park River and Col. 1
Steen of Mayville were members Of
the staff of Governor White who at
tended the reception of the president
at the capitol yesterday.
Only Four ictims-Good order was
noticeable in the city yesterday.
There were only four arrests made
during the day and those were of per-
sons who had imbibed a little too
literally. There were no accidents,
and the day passed off pleasantly.
Fine Oecorations-Special mention
Is due to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Laist for
their work on the capitol decorations,
especially the beautiful banner which
was very skiilfully gotten up in red,
white and blue. The work on this
banner was done free of charge to the
committee.
The Roosevelt Sandwich-The presi
| dent made away with two roast beef
sandwiches at the barbecue last even
ing. and as he bit a section out of
third and laid it down to speak to
eaten sandwich and bore it off proudly
as a souvenir of the presidential teeth
Among the Doctors-Dr. w. d. Kell.
of st. Paul was n of the good fellow
of the medical profession who cam
up with the twin city party to gree
the president. DR.. Archibald has bee
greeting old friends in the city durin
his stay and the other doctors hav
been entertained by friends in the cit
and looked after by the local medica
profession. They returned east
their special car this afternoon afte
a very pleasant visit to the city.
Prosperity at Steele-Frank d. Jone
assistant cashier of the Kidder Count
State bank at Steele, came in to part
pate in the reception festivities We
terday afternoon. He reports a lars
number of new settlers coming int
Kidder county. nearly all of whom al
wellto-do practical Illinois and low
farmers, who are coming to engas
in mixed farming and stock CROWN
stub is prospecting in a far great
degree than during the palmy days
] the boom Of the early eighties sa
Mr.. Jones, cover 100 cars of freig
and immigrants having been land
] there since February list.
! Ed. Hughes Resigned-Forum:
will be with regret that the ma
friends in this city will learn Of {
resignation Of Ed. Hughes from t
management of the Union Light, He
& Power Co., after having successf'
" managed the company's busine
in this city for so long. Mr. Hugh
however. states it as his intention
continue to make this city mis- hon
and gives as a reason for severing WI
the local company his inability
properly care for his other interes
he being connected with elo"tr
light and heating systems in sever
central and northern Minnesota cite
Third and Last caII-Twenty-fo
thousand acres of choice land-most
hay land-situated within 30 miles
Bismarck. Several tracts of two
three sections lying contiguous, sor
having from $500 to $4,000 worth
improvements. Prices range 1ro
$3.50 to $1,000 per acre-half cas-
with 6 per cent interest on deferr
payments. Must be sold before M
10. 1903. Some good homesteads .