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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
8
Reports from Jamestown and surrounding towns detail visits by state officials, rainfall extending near the city, and a busy schedule of court sessions. Census work begins, land and university board meetings loom, and social rounds include visits by Mrs. Skeets and Miss Dow.
Miss Edith Wakeman returned on the noon train from a trip east. Lost Coin purse of Mexican stamped leather found, return to this office. Sheriff McGaugran of Cavalier county was in the city yesterday with a prisoner for the state penitentiary. Critten ton Circle served refreshments on Memorial day to raise funds for a friendless girl.
Tuesday reports show Miss Minnie R Andrews teaching in Logan township school while Mrs Casselman travels to Fargo for her husband's illness. H W Grambs departs for Montana towns and Pacific coast to inspect promised business openings. J Q Burbank leaves for Fort Burford country to complete a government surveying contract with one helper. Chief Clerk Higbee of the surveyor general's office is sidelined by a hand abscess that was lanced recently.
A private letter from Grand Forks reports Major Hamilton will come home from Washington around midmonth. The writer calls him one of the best to ever serve and always available when needed. J. C. Staley and his wife, after visiting Indiana and Illinois, have returned home and found Republican sentiment strong in the middle states, making opposition organization difficult in some districts.
Oil Inspector Wickham arrived from Mandan while J F Brodie checked northern coal mines and declared coal quality good. Edwin Cochrane, son of W F Cochrane, has typhoid fever but improving. Miss Mabel Cowles hosted a tea for Miss Bessie Holmes and June 19 wedding plans for A T Patterson. Consul John P Bray left for Melbourne after visiting Bismarck. Missouri Democrats nominate J M Dockery for governor.
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