Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-16
ONE CENT a WORD COLUMN,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Yesterdays temperatures: Maximum
temperature, m; minimum temperature,
Fair tonight aad Tuesday. Warmer
Tuesday.
Ed Hughes came il from Fargo yes
terday.
Dr.. Pamstad went to st. Paul satur-
day afternoon.
Editor Tuttle was In the city from
Mandan this morning.
Miss Dora Yegen is visiting at Bill
lings with her uncle.
State Treasurer Driscol- came in on
the noon train today from the east.
Attorney General Cowan came in
on the noon train today from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Jewell returned
today from a trip to the lakes and the
twin cities.
p. Q. Byrne gets the contract for
supplying coal at the Indian agency at
Standing Rock.
Miss Annie Paulson left ON the noon
train for Butte to visit with her sister,
Mrs. ]. w. Eyerson.
The troop Of cavalry at Yates leaves
this week for Manila, and will be re-
placed by troop from Fort keogh.
Register McGiIlivray returned on the
noon train from the east. Mrs. Nc
Gillivray stopped off at jamestown to.
visit with friends.
w. G. Andrew, Of Wright, Barrett &
StillWell, was in the city yesterday,
visiting his Bismarck friends, and the
guest of Mr.. and mrs. C. H. Phelps.
The ladies guild will give a social
party Wednesday evening July 18 at
Bakers hail. Admission, including
ice cream and cake, 81 per couple.
Mrs. Tracy Bolman Of Netawaka,
Kan, mother of Mrs. r. E. Moorhouse,
came in on the noon train today to
visit with her son-in-law and daughter
for a time.
Col. Tulley brings in some wheat
from his farm a few miles from town
late sown-wfth sta ks about 81 inches
long, good heads, and promising a yield
of s to 40 bushels.
Asnumber of residents Of the school
house neighborhood enjoyed a picnic
at the Twin Butte ranch Saturday.
About thirty were present and the day
was passed yery enjoyably.
Lieut.. Dorman Baldwin OF James
town is one OF the first soldiers of the
Spanish-American wal to get a pen
sion. He has been granted SIS a
month. Baldwin was shot through
the knee IN The Philippines.
The summer school for Burleigh
county begins at the school house next
week. Prof. Moore will conduct it,
assisted by Miss Roberts of James
town and Superintendent Edick. a
large attendance is expected.
The regular train schedule Of the
Washburn road took effect today and
the first regular train left o Wilton
This morning. Auditor Walker had Z
number Of friends in the city al pass;
engers On q special trip to Wilton yes
terdays
The work on the telephone line from
Wilton to Washburn begins today ami
the line will soon be extended on to The
metropolis Of Mclean county. AS
soon as lumber can be taken to Wash.
burn work will begin On the erection
of al elevator.
r, M. Hazeltine, the coal expert wht
came out to examine the WashburI
mines near Wilton, went west yester
day. A dozen or more tests have beer
made over the coal lands at Wilton
and an extensive vein AZ to IL fee
thick is shown TO exist.
Contractor Winston was IN the cit.
yesterday. The work Of steel laying
is being completed ait Wilton Ii th,
yards. a x is being put II, and sid
tracks. a t~urntable will be put i'm
the local yards, There IS vet about
Thousand feet Of track to lay kt VII
ton. The first load Of wheat wa
I,ra,,9hf down Saturday nighf