Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-14

lie q new county to be called Roose-ss
welt outsof portionssof these counties
Profit in This Kind John Wraysre-
ports the sale of three grade percher-
81 brood mare &C "a aggregate price
81 $500. The combined weight WI the
three was 1900 pounds, and they
were North Dakota bred and raised.
This isssa striking example Of the fact
that IT. pays to breed TO- good sires
and give proper attention tol the care
and feed 81 good animals. n !.
Wants the Anemone The sanemone
for a state flower ifs what Bishop
Cameron Mann Of the Episcopal
Church Of this state wants. He made
IAN address AT the state university and
said d movement was on foot in the
state to have the anemone declared
= E. = .hsg.
the state flower It is popularity known
as the crocus. The bishop wants the
sunfoWer to ! be. made the national
flower. tg.l n.,*=@~ f$x2
Condition, Of the Strike Wilton
News: There is little new develop.
ing in; the strike situation. The union
miners are for the most part living in
the Erskine building, which they rent
ed when they quit work, are quiet and
orderly, and announce that they are
awaiting Developments The com
pany are importing men, some Of
which go to work when they reach
here and others join the strikers
ranks, The mine is running every
day and the company say the amount
of coal they are getting out is salts
factory" ''- <'aa..t u &-.. 4 $';3}<S
is5E rs}4 ..G: - H&&H.I% VS. 49,
! Tennis Meeting - An adjourned
meeting Of the Capital tennis club
will be held tomorrow evening. Tues
day, March 18th, at o'clock p. M in
! room No. 3. over LIST National bank
to hear the report Of the committee
appointed to draft bylaws, and vote
=! on the adoption, of same. ALI mem.
bers are requested to make specia
/ effort to be present as other import
ant matters will come before the
meeting, and permanent organiza
ton will be proposed. All members
! in good standing Of old club will bt
considered charter members and ar,
requested to be present. BY order o
i the Executive committee. 81. sj..s,, \
Suspected Hanson-Medina Leader
Levi Hanson was relieved from bon,
in the case Of the state VS.. Kanal
and returned home last Saturday sine
when he has been filing his old posi-
tion of section foreman; no case hav
ing been made against Kanan he ais
I has returned. From reliable9 source
it is learned that the preliminar,
hearing of testimony against Kanal
was throughout nothing more or les
than a farce. pure and simple Han
i son was the man they We're after an,
the one they endeayored to fasten tn
crime upon. The fact that with al
!, their cross-examination they were un
:, able to shake Hanson's testimony on
iota should prove to any unbiase,
, mind that the officials were .'off'' frou
4 beginning to end. * t'2-.s\ I
Fey Luncheonsfo for Mrs. sterritt-On Sat
urday last Mrs. e. J. Taylor gave ];
dainty appointed luncheon at be
home on Fifth street, in honor of he
! mother, Mrs. sterritt, who is visitin
I her. After a short time spent in Il
cial converse a contest in namin
book titles was introduced. SIEVE
q ladies answering the same number: q
] questions cut for the first prize, whic
was won by Mrs. Hoskins. Mrs. W is
Moorhouse took second prize, bot
/. prizes being books. The hostess wa
{ assisted by Mesdames "A. L. Wood,
: James Wallace, and William Moor,
: The invited guests were:Y Mesdame
!, White, Best, Proctor, Parker, Hoskin,
y Brown, Kruhm, Cook, Gilbreatl
Matchan, Smyth, Derrick, e. &. Pa
J. terson, Wakeman, Barnes, Bartholt
A NEW, viii, Budlong. Moorhouse, Bale
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