Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-29
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Mrs. T. O. Hughes is visiting with
Mrs. j. F. Youngman at Sheldon.
H. A. Storrs Of the government re-
clamation service left yesterday aft
ernoon for Denver, where the western
branch Of the engineering corps are
maintaining winter quarters. Before
his departure. Mr.. Storrs. stated that
he believes the meeting at Bismarck
would be productive of much good to
the state. He was pleased with the
interest manifested and hopes the co
operation of property owners will be
such that the government may soon
begin upon practical work toward the
irrigation OF lands In the state.
Attorney Fred B. Morrill, Of Fargo
has been visitor in the city for sew
2eral days. Mr.. Morrill, appeared be-
fore the supreme court in an argu-
ment of the case brought by the com
missioners of Dickey county against
former Superintendent Hicks to re-
cover funds alleged to have been
overpaid for salary. The question
raised is whether the school in spe-
cial districts can be counted in max
ing up the salary of superintendent.
President J. w. Smith of the First
National bank, Of Fargo was among
the visitors in the city yesterday. Mr..
Smith is an old friend Of Governor
sarles and enjoyed a visit with the
governor and his family.
Former Sheriff Twichell of .Cass
county was among the visitors at the
capitol yesterday and with the rest
of the state fair delegation, helped
boom things for Fargo. The Fargo
state fair will probably be presented
the coming week.
Claude Nugent, the secretary of the
agricultural college board at Fargo
has been in the city for day or 10,
visiting the capitol departments with
his friend Prof. Kaufman of the state
agricultural college.
Chairman Bowdle of the Dickey
county Republican committee and w.
H. Boomer, a member of the manual
training school board were guests at
the state capitol yesterday, calling on
Governor Sarles with their friend,
Representative George Rose.
George L. TONNES was among the
guests in the city yesterday. Mr..
TONNES was formerly secretary of the
state senate. He received word while
here of the death of an uncle in the
south and was called away by the
news.
Senator l.. B. Hanna has been quite
ill for several days with a severe cold
but is reported as improving.
Mrs. Palfrey, wife of the genial rep.
resentative from Steele county, is ex.
pected here today for a short visit
with her husband. ~
Mrs. L. A. Simpso nof Dickinson, is
making Mrs. R. J. Turner pleasant
visit. "sts
Representative Mcclure has return,
ed to Taylor to attend divine worship
with his family. 2r
M. A. Lilies, first ass,stan. Chief
clerk Of the house was nursing so, q
thr ut yesterday. ...
Geo. Ingabritson, one of the first
legislators of the early days of state.
hood, is visiting in the city.
Louis Champagne has returned from
Texas and has take ma position in the
bismarck steam laundry.
Late arrivals last night were L. w.
Gulstrom, Of Milton; G. w. Anderson
and wife, and J. q. Fields, Napoleon;
c. ]. Lord and D. X. Brighbill,
Cando; Mrs. NJ. B. Norton, Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Meredith, of Casselton, ar
rived esterday and is visiting with
Mrs. q. w. Walbert.
Mrs. F. H. Register returned yes
terday from a visit with relatives in
the northern part Of the state.
F. Blewitt of JAMESTOWN was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Engerud has returned to Far
go on account Of the illness of Mrs,
Engerud.
One OF our display windows is given
over to the new addition of Mr. Eolav,s