Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-05
City News

p. .IEfb AS ~ Ia IoNia VII ~
presented to the people Of Bismarck
two evenings. Thursday, February 9Th,
and Friday evening, February 9Th, ut
the Bijou.
Don't forget "The Whirl O. tn
Town" on February 9Th and February
the tin, at the Bijou.
Robert Dutton, bookkeeper for
French & WEIGH, who has been sick
for several days with a touch Of the
grippe, has resumed his dlrties at the
store and is feeling Somewhat better.
HsY ~
VIM. j. Coyh, a former Bismarck
er who has been visiting with rela-
tives and friends in the city for some
time. expected to leave last night for
his home at North Yakima, Wash.
j. r. Galyen, one of Bellcld's prom
inent democrats, is a guest in the
city. Mr.. Galyen takes quite an in
terest in politics out that way, has
made final proof on a good homestead,
and may, or may not, be looking for a
political plum to drop his way.
Robert ID: Ferry, first county audi
tor OF Hettinger' county, and who is
now chairman of the republican coun'
ty central committee, was visiting
with friends in the city Tuesday.
There was a contest case on at the
land Office Tuesday between two men
who reside in the vicinity Of Hebron.
VIM. j. Hermes was contesting the
right of Otto Behrend to a fine quar-.
ter section OF land.
NJ. N. Trip, who has charge of tht
Dakota Coal Products Co.'S office, has
returned from Hensler, where he went
with the intention Of interesting peo
pie in a silo proposition.
G.. G. Thyscl, a former resident OF
Burleigh county, who lived near Bald.
win, is in the city, having come up
from Bradley, S. D., where he now
resides, to look after business mat
tiers here.
w. D. Brownlee, representing the B.
J.. Johnson Soap company, is in the
city in the interest of his firm, max
ers OF Galvanic and Palmoliye soap.
Mr.. .Erownlee says Bismarck is, the
Invest town he has yet visited in the
state.
Il. A. Van Vleet of Driscoll was in
the city Tuesday transac;:ng business
with local merchants. Mr.. Van Vleet
is very much interested in dairying
and only recently made preparations
to care for a number OF fine milk
cows.
rs Deputy County Treasurer George
H. '!Naramore of Emnons county was
in the city Tuesday or a trip cOmbin.
ing business and pleasure. Business
at Linton, according to Mr.. Naramore,
is quiet at the present time, but the
town will be a busy one as soon as
spring opens.
Fred Nelson, the Baldwin man ar.
rested on an embezzlement charge
preferred by j. B. Slosson, was given
a preliminary hearing before Justice
Beers Tuesday and was released on
his own recognizance under bonds OF
$500 to appear before the next term
of the district court.
Lee .Burnham, a fireman on the 500,
who makes his headquarters in Bis
marck, was burned about the face to
some extent while at work around
his engine, the accident being caused
by some waste he was using catching
fire. He is at st. AleXius hospital and
is getting along as. we'll as could be
expected.
W.. NJ Camp of Chicago, editor Of
the Railway Review and author Of
Seventh Cavalry" is in the city. Mr..
Camp has taken for a side line study
the history of the Seventh cavalry |
and especially the Custer fight. He
has been studying this subject for IS
years and probably has the most all
thantic information that is known.
He spent Tuesday with Curator Fish
going over the history Of 1876.
Herman Won .schmaltz, a promi.
nent farmer and real estate. dealer
Of HehJOn, was %transacting business
at tAesland office Tuesday. Mr.. Won
ScAinaltZ is. n of the real boosters
lor his section of tie state and is al
ways at the head Of the procession
when there Is a movement of any
kind under Roadway that will result
in further DEVELOPMENT of Hebron
and the country tributary thereto.
.. Hn E'-~ @FE~- EraHMg - 1
4 iHtn. W.. C. Taylor, state commits
sioncr of insure nee, returned yester
day from st. Paul, where he went tc
confer with the insurance department
of Minnesota III the matter of the
proposed merger of the Middle West