Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-14

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WEATHER FORECAST.
Yesterdays temperatures: Maximum
temperature, 81; minimum temperature,
AZ. Probably fair tonight and Sunday.
Stationary temperature.
c. G.. Young came in on the noon
train from the east.
]. F. Philbrick returned from the
east on the noon train.
States Attorney Allen came in on
The noon train from the east.
Rev. Durie reports the finding of a
pair of glasses which the owner may
secure by calling upon him.
Farmer JIG. Boran is in the city
from Menoken today. He says the
crop at his place is light, but there will
be hay for stock.
Rev. A. Durrie expects to preach at
Wilton on Sunday afternoon. Owing
to his absence there will be no evening
service in the Presbyterian church.
The Dickinson Press says: Mrs.
George Hughes was thrown from her
wheel Monday and received a serious
sprain, rendering her unable to walk.
a report from Washburn states that
Col. w. E.Lowe mas been placed under.
$500 bonds to the district court charged
with branding horses unoer the charge
of J.P. Peterson.
Shipments of cattle have begun to.
pass through from the west. The cat-1
tie are sleek and fat. Shipments are
billed numerously from now to the
close Of the season.
There is an increase Of 400 in the.
school census of}Stark county over the
figures of the past year. This would.
Indicate an increase Of a couple Of
Thousand in the population of the
county the past year.
The regular. train service between
Bismarck and Wilton will begin Mon
day. There will be a mixed train up
and back each day. There II 10000
bushels of wheat in the elevator at
Washburn to be shipped out.
Dickinson Press: Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Hughes ana Miss Helen are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes.
Mr.. Hughes IS attending to electric
light matters also and says all the ma
chinery is in readiness except the en-
CINE which is delayed by rush Of work
at the factories.
Captain Belk has had two pairs Of
trousers made for his driving horse
from sacking, with play enough to al
low for the animals knee action. The
flies are bad and the captain believes
in comfort for animals above every
thing else. Consequently his horse
is attired in two pairs Of pajamas and
suffers not from the flies.
The wool situation in the western
part of the state is unchanged. AT
Dickinson the wool men refuse to sell
for the prices that have been offered.
Further west prices are from Is to II
cents and in the big fire at Miles City
which destroyed nearly a million
pounds, the insurance adjusters are
settling at the rate Of IL cents for the
best wool.
A new boiler is being put in place
at the water works pumping plant
and while the work is being done resi-
dents OF the city are notified by tbs
water company to use no water fol
any but household purposes, in order
that the supply may be kept up while
the boilers are being changed. Ths
work of putting in the boiler will las
for three Oh -four days and due notice
will be given when " Is completed.
Speaking Of the decision in this
Simpson case the Fargo Forum says;
This hardly seems possible as thu
three justices OF the supreme our
held a conference here on Tuesday AM
MI. simpson appeared before the cour'
and asked that he be allowed to pre-
sent q brief touching the importan
points of the case, and he was allowed
time to present such a statement t.
the court. II was partly prepared AMI
the court did not expect to receive
until early next week and d decision