Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-29

to the street.
T. j. Haugeburg of Washburn is
doing business in the city.
John Whites barn has been put on
the local telephone system.
A baby boy arrived last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wachter.
Work on the repairing of the second
reservoir at the river will be begun next
Monday.
Header boxes are being taken out into
into country and show that the harvest
season is approaching.
Mrs. G. e. Wentworth has been in the
city from the ranch for the past day
OF two for the first time in several
months.
Rev. Durrie: The state ticket is a
good one, and we'll distributed geo.
graphically. 1t will carry the state this
fall without doubt.
General q. S. Miller and Agent Scott
have gone to Williamsport, where the
latter looks over some cattle that he has
in that neighborhood.
e. d. Barber returned this morning
from Wahpeton where he went after the
state convention. Secretary Falley will
Ho IN tho f,ct Of roxt r,oo1y
A thunder storm came in from the
west last night and was accompanied by
a fairly heavy rain, which extended
over a considerable section Of country.
a new arc light in front of the Grand
Pacific hotel is an adornment to that
popular stopping place at night and
shows that Proprietor Tatley is always
enterprising.
The young ladies Of the Catholic
church cleared about s25 from their ice
cream festival last night. A large num-
Der attended and the occasion was a
very successful one.
Hugh Taylor returned this morning
from st. Paul, where he went to have a
growth removed from his nostril which
had bothered him for some time. The
removal of the obstruction was success
full and he feels much better.
Another local thunderstorm is indi-
Gated by the weather bureau advices
for tonight, with fair and cooler weather
in prospect for tomorrow. An area of
low temperatures prevailed through the
west this morning, but the heat con-
tinued at st. Paul and Chicago where it
was 10 and 70 degrees.
G. A. King of Menoken was taken to
st. Paul for medical treatment and
Judge Winchester received a telegram
from Mrs. King while at Fargo that a
necessary operation had been SUCCESSFULLY
performed. The Judge went down to
ST. Paul after the convention to be with
his sister, Mrs. King, and assist her in
any way possible.
The band boys serenaded F.. B..
Fancher at the Beardsley house last
evening in honor of his nomination as
governor, and after the rendering of
some very good music, Mr.. Fancher
made the boys a little talk in his usual
happy manner, thanking them for the
music, expressing his appreciation of
the honor conferred upon him by the
state convention, and finally inviting
the boys in to partake OF lemonade and
cigars.
NJ. L. O'Connor sued John White for
$3.50 in Judge Tibbils court this morn
ing, claiming a return of fees advanced.
White as deputy sheriff was given some
replevin papers to serve for the plaintiff,
to get possession of come estray horses
claimed by the plaintiff. The descrip-
lions of the animals not agreeing with
the horses, he did not serve the papers
and O'Conncr claimed a return of the
amount advanced for fees. The defend
ant made a tender back of fees for serv-
ing the papers, but held that he was en-
titled to the fees for mileage. The court
decided in favor Of the defendant.
The ladies of the Maccabees gave a
very pleasant little banquet at their
hall last.night, being the that had
been prepared for the entertainment oil
Mrs. HOLSTER, and which the ladies
did not propose to be deprived of be.
cause of the non.arrival Of the guest OF
honor. Ice cream and cake were served
to a large number Of bees and invited
guests after which Mrs. Lewis, autirec
in prim and courtly fashion was intro.
duced by Lady Commander Dahl as the
guest of the occasion. DR.. Bentley made
a set speech of welcome, and Miss
Mehitabel, the guest of honor, enchanted
the guests with a discourse upon "Wo.
man." which kept the hearers in cont.
uous laughter. Mrs. Blewett responded
ably to 9 request for an address upon