Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-19

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Is 1ndan Dept.
OFFICIALS WILL inspect
The Northern Pacific railroad Off
cia1s arrived dn Mandan at 2:36
| Monday afternoon. while en- route west
on their general annual inspection
trip. The officials of the Yellowstone
division met the rest OF the party
here, and joined the party when they
went west. President Howard Elliot,
Vice President George T. Slade. Gen
eral Manager Cadell and p. H. Nc.
Caully were some Of the important Of
ficba!s that were In the party. The
special consisted of seven cars and
left Mandan at .2:45. It is not known
when the party will return but when
they do 1t is probable they will stop
off In Mandan to give this terminal
general inspection. 49,
PIPE BROKE.
Sunday might q pipe in the main
water line broke and stopped the
usage OF the waterworks Din Mandan
all day Monday until evening. 1t
seems quite difficult for the citizens
Of Mandam to get along without the
waterwerks now that they have them.
LEAGUE METZ
The Civic league of Mandan held a
meeting In the Mandan Commercial
club rooms Monday afternoon to dis
clss the duty Of the club az to the
preparation Of the Sprung work, which
will begin very soon. -
Michael Tschida. mayor OF tae' city
of Glen Unin was a county seat Wis
itor Monday, returning home Monday
afternoon.
Attorney Faber of Glen Ullin was
in the city Saturday, remaining until
Monday, attending to legal matters be-
fore Judge Nuchols. =
State Humane Officer Blake was in
Mandan. Monday, attending to some
business along his line.
District deputy exalted ruler of the
B. P. o. E. lodge, Otto Bauer, returned
home Monday afternoon after a few
days official trip, and spending Sun
day DIN Jamestown
Hon. J. M. Hanley was a capital city |
visitor Monday attending to matters
Of legal Importance in that city, re-
burning on No. Z,
Hon. john Sullivan returned home
last might after an extended visit at |
The Panama canal and other points
taking an extended trip through the !
east. John returned home to vote. It
Is too bad It is 90 near election.
Joe Matthew'S. who has been spend
ng the winter in Wisconsin, returned
10 Mandan, Monday. Mr.. Matthewe
expects to visit about two weeks in-4
Bismarck, after that he will return to
Mandan and start up the Ice cream
factory again. II
B. p. johnson. general master me-
,hanic for the Yellowstone division
was in the city Monday transacting
business. .:.~.s~ i - ~. r. s.~
P. E. Thafn, assistant engineer Of
he N. P. railroad, was a business wis
tor dn Mandan, Monday.
James Derrig, general superintend.
mt of construction work for the N.
,. railroad branches, OF Glendive,
Mont, ds transacting business in the
;ity Monday.
W. F. Krenz of New Salem visited
n Mandan over Sunday.
Mrs. Evert Bissoneete OF Bismarck
vas visitor in Manday over Monday
with her mother, Mrs. Winaam
Nabler. !!
Mesdames Bartlett. Simpson and
spent Monday evening dn
Bismarck visiting friends. returning
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The people in the syndicate and In
Log town are beginning to fear a
lood this spring. owing to the fact
hat the Yellowstone has not broken n
ret, neither has the Missouri nor The
Ieart, and 1t ds feared that they will h
Ill break up about the same time causL