Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15

Read w. r. Best's shoe ad.

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city today.
The county board Of equalization will
adjourn today.
; MI. and Mrs. D. r. Mead came up
from Fort Yates last evening.
It is said Col. Jack Dryer, we'll known
in this section, is with Roosevelt's rough
riders down at Santiago.
Rev. Fir. Uleic, a professor from St.
Johns university, Collegeville, Mimi,
is the guest of Father Clemens.
Mrs. E. L. Higbee returned this morn
ing from Chicago and Minneapolis. hav-
ing been absent for about three months.
Superintendent Edick is making ar
engagements for the summer school to
be held here during the month of Au-
gust.
y Washington special the
presence of Lieut.. Dan Burkholder in
the national capital on a few days fur
Tough.
The weather has been searching for
the past three days, each hotter than
the previous day and today appears to
cap the climax.
General Miller came back from James
town yesterday-was too sleepy to get
off the train at the depot and was car
ried on to Mandan coming back in IA
special train later in the day.
The officers of the Northern Pacific
who have returned from their trip over
the road report themselves as we'll salts
fed with the condition of the road and
are confident Of Il long era of prosperity
for the n. P.
Henry Richholt received two Irish
sc ters on this mornings train from a
wealthy Anaconda gentleman, who
wants them broken. They are fine
animals and no one is better fitted to
teach them the tricks of the hunting
trade than Richholt.
y Washington special says: Senator
Hansbrough today recommended the
promotion of John G. NJ. Kennedy of
Bismarck, N. D., who is 0 commissary
sergeant in the regular army, to a
second lieutenant. 1t is probably the
promotion will be made.
"How l earned my dollar' will be
told tomorrow evening at the Presby-
terrain church. It will be "the social
event of the midsummer season in our
city. Admission Is cents, including ice
cream and cake, but free to those that
earned the dollar. Everybody invited.
y fine organ with beautiful pipe top
has been purchased for the new Catho-
lie church. 1t will be used for the first
time at the concert given at the Athe-
neum on Friday, August 5. Mrs. Tim
norman of Fargo who is considered one
of the finest %organists in the state will
preside at the organ that evening.
Captain Braithwaite has gone to West
Baden, Ind, where he will be treated
for blood complaints from which he has
been suffering for some months. These
were caused by lead poisoning, on
tracted while doing some painting about
the house. and the captain has suffered
considerably. He will be absent a
month or so.
Dune McGillis discovered where an
attempt had been made to enter his
house the other night. The screen on
one of the windows was cut away and
the putty removed nearly all around the
| glass. The wonld-be burglars were
evidently frightened away az this stage
of the preparations and left without
completing the job.
Will Healy's friends are smoking
this afternoon, on the strength of a ten
pound boy that arrived today. Mrs.
Healy is doing we'll.
State Treasurer Nicholas came in
this morning from Fargo. He attended
the republican delegate convention there
yesterday. Spalding carried the con-
vention by a large majority and the
vote of the convention carried for him
as an aspirant for the congressional
nomination and he was permitted to
name the delegation.
The Northern Pacific has made a new
grain rate to correspond with that Of
the Great Northern. The new rates go
into affoct Friday Thov ann1v on
grain, -four, millstuffs, millet seed, oil
cake and potatoes from Minnesota and
Dakota points to ST.. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth and West Superior. Potatoes
will be hauled at the rates named in
straight carloads only. The grain and
other products mentioned will be hauled
in straight or mixed carloads. From
Bismarck to St. Paulthe rate is reduced