Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-25
MANDAN Department

GLEN ULLlN DRUGGIST HERE.
H. Ernest Ross, pharmacist in one
OF the Glen Ullin drug stores, trans
acted business in this city yesterday.
He returned home last evening on
No. :.
DOWN FROM GLEN ULllk.
Matt Greuer, machine dealer and
collector, came down from Glen UlNn
Tuesday, and is spending a few days
in this city attending the session of
the district court
sPENplNo oAy HERE.
Mott Schantz and John Geiss, Of
Glen Ullin spent Wednesday in this
city and while here took in the dist
rtct court session Fred Jerome, a
drayman from Glen Ulhn, was also In
the party and spent some time at the
court house in the capacity of witness.
CIGAR MAN HERE.
Clint Smith of Fargo, who repre-
sents the Tom Moore cigar, spent the
day In Mandan and called upon the
local tradesmtnL He 4 as all an in
terested spectator in the district
court during the trtal.of Berger Of
Glen Ulnn.
VISITOR IN CITY.
A. e. Rasmussen Of Bismarck, was
In this city yesterday looking after
the First National Life and Accidtnt
Insurance company's interests. He
reported conditions excellent for the
opening months Of the year when in
insurance circles very little is taking
place.
BUSINESS At STANTON.
H. J. Tavis Of the firm Of Connolly
and Tavis, left Wednesday for STAN
ton, where he will spend several days
on business for the firm. Thee gen.
tlemen have taken tht Ford agency
for the Mandan district and are bus
ily engaged in locating their new sub
agents.
MAY CHARGE PERJURY.
There is a we'll defined report that
q prominent Morton county man will
be arrested on a charge Of perjury
alleged to. have been committed re-
Gently in justice court at Glen Ulhn'
Attorneys from the attorney generals
Office are working on the case and II
will probably result in prosecution.
p,seARRMENT PROCEEDINGS.
A report is current in this city that
one Of the prominent attorneys has
fallen under the ban of the Bar Asso-
citation. and has had disbarrment pro
ceedines instituted against him. me
matter has reached stage wnere one
evidence is being sifted down 10 'ne
bottom.
HELD BIG Meeting.
The Catholic Order of Foresters
held their regular meeting TUESDAY
evening and initiated NUMBER Oh
candidates into the mysteries OF tne
order A splendid time was en1oyeo
nv all present and plans we're ialo lor
tho coming meeting in February Wnen
a large class will be instituted.
TAX EXPERT HERE.
A Herman, tax expert and aa1ust,
or for the Northern Pacific railroad
company, srent some time IN tms
citv tuesday, closing up the tax ous-
mess for the year with the COUNTY
+-eas,,ner After the work was com
pleted he left for his home IN d.
Paul.
hEFFRoN on THE JOB;
Late yesterday the case OF ran1
Berger, alleged to have been eng g115;n
in illicit liquor traffic in Glen ol.n,
after an all-day trial, went 10 tne
inry Attorneys Hebron and zuger VI
the state law department. prosecu'
the case against Berger ana a.
Faber Of Glen Ullin DEFENDED NM
< score of witnesses were orousn
down from Glen Ulfin to TESTIFY ~
this case.
TRIAL on THIS MORNING.
At nine O'Clock this morning ,;. Ia
trial Of John Conger for the aAegeo
murder Of Mike Kurt, began IN oiS'
riot court. -,,.,....oa
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