Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-07
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Fair tonight and wednesday, slight
q " cooler tonight. Maximum temper
at,ire 80; minimum 20.
The FortnIohtly Club Will meet
\ with Mrs. Woods Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, March s; subject
Tor discussion: "The Development Of
Venezuela. II
Pen Board In q Session The trus-
tees Of the penitentiary are in ses-
I sion today but aside from the matter
Of passing upon the cases Of Rosum
i and Adams, little else than routine
business has been done. n.
Very sick-It is reported that Mrs.
Joseph Robidou, who has been sick
for some time, is now In a serious
cond ition. but her friends hope that
the dread disease may be- conquered
1 and she returned to health.
Got Good Stuff Morton Page Of
Fargo, has returned from his wheat
buying trip north and reports good
success in getting several car loads
1 of fine grain at a very reasonable
price, considering Its excellent quail
ity. ~ q ny $& at. ", .,...ss Va.
Has Famous Mother One of the
consulting engineers Of the Northern
Il Pacific railroad, who was here yester-
day to look over the river bridge, is
! g son Of the famous actress,
B Madame Modjeska. He is noted as
one Of the best mechanical engineers
in the country. IN B; 4 f.s JAN, i$a .s- :o5s
Hospital Notes Mrs. 3. n. Pierce
4 of this city, was taken to the hospital
Sunday for treatment. Charles Lin
! dor Of Mandan, who some time ago
underwent an operation, returned to
/ his home today. Miss Belle DIETRICH,
who has been sick at the hospital for
several days past, returned home this
u afternoon. Nj. Z
Adjourned Court Clerk Of the u.
8. district court, ]. "A. Montgomery,
and deputy u. 8. Marshal Haggart,
came up from Fargo this morning
A and adjourned the term of the dis
trict court for one, month, by which
time Judge Amidon will be able to
4 set date for the court to sit in this
city. probably sometime In May or
June. n & n IA tI..: h
County Commissioners In Session.
The county commissioners are in ses-
& sion today, the greater part of which
has been taken up with routine work.
The new bill authorizing commission
h ers to provide for a tax to extermi-
! nate gophers was considered, and it
is quite likely the commissioners will
provide q supply Of poison for distri-
button among the farmers and get at
the pests in this way.
Hearing Of contest-A contest in
d volving homestead entry No. 22,972,
n made for the east half Of southwest
!, quarter and lots 3 and 4, section IS,
township LAT, range 79, is on at the
land Office The charge Is abandon
ment and failure to cultivate and Inn
prove for more than six months last
!. past. The contest is by Louis Tor
gerson vs.. Chauncey Barrows. u. IA.
Hyland Of Washburn, appears for
contestant and Cochrane & Taylor
& for the defendant. q a ~ s ,sl
Close caIl--About $50 last even
| Ing the fire bell called the firemen
TO put out a fire In the barn Of Fred
i Strauss. The firemen were prompt
and q stream Of water extinguished
the fire with small loss. It is sup
4 posed the fire caught from some ashes
thrown near q manure pile, which
4 communicated the flames to the
corner Of the barn, where they soon
ate through the siding and got into
the wall. Only an early discovery
and prompt work saved the barn.
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Sent 70 the Asylum An order will