Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-07
! I1HE CITY

tonight.
Judge Young came in from Fargo on
the loon train.
j.. H. Marshanis clerking at the new
store, the Fair. III
Hon. Judson LaMoure came III from
the east yesterday.
States Attorney Allen returned yes
terday from the east. u
Editor futile was in the city from.
.Mandan this morning.
DR.. Smyth and p. {. Remington
have returned from the east.
DIR. w. c. Matchan who succeeds to
DR.. Billiards. practice in tthe city, arr
rived in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Skeels and Mr..
city yesterday from Mandan.
There is said to be a plague among
the gophers in Kidder county, the ami
mails dying of some peculiar disease.
There will be a regular meeting Of
sMismarck Lodge No. 5, A. f. & A. M,
- MoooAiS AaiA Iol1SAI. NOlh, M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donnelly re
turned Sunday afternoon from their
trip to California and Pacific coast
points.
] p. Phelan of Fargo was a west
bound passenger n the noon train
Sunday en- route west to look after his
noff1N IN tN,,r1& EGEAg
The supply Of material at the Irvine
plant has all been manufactured into
Irvine and another supply of sisal is
expected within a few days.
The first Of the limited trains from
the west passed through the city last
night. The four trains of the new
service are now running regularly.
The scattering of paper on the streets
should be stopped. There have been
several narrow escapes from runaways
caused by the blowing about of papers.
The board Of penitentiary trustees
met Saturday and transacted the rou-
tine business of the month. The out
OF town trustees returned home Sun
day. 9s
Judge Bowen leaves this week with
his surveying party for the western.
part of the state. He has a good sized
contract and will be absent about four
months.
There will be a meeting of the bish-.
ops committee connected with St.
Georges church tomorrow afternoon.
at the Office or Mr.. A. e. Patterson at 3
O'clock.
( DR.. r. A. Adams of Rochester, N. Y,
came in Saturday to look after his
stock farm lear Menoken. The doc
tor recently shipped another band Of
FLOODED cattle to the ranch.
The Fair opened this morning at its
location in the Dakota block. The
interior and exterior of the store room
have been repainted and the estab-
lishment is neat and inviting.
Dickinson Press: General Hughes
was n Dickinson a few days ago ar
ranging for the new electric light.
plant, the site for which has been Sc
lected Just west Of the Western Union
telegraph office.
There will be a benefit dance at the
Armory Friday night, given by the
young people of the city to aid a de-
serving one of their number, a young
lady There should be a good attend
ance, as it is in a good cause.
The tracklaying outfit for the Wash
burn road leaves Minneapolis this
afternoon. The graders are not quite
ready. for traeklaying, there being a
little leVeling to be done yet. The
grade has been completed for the spur
to the Northern Pacific tracks.
Willie iCochrane entertained a NUM-
Der Of his young friends at the home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
C%ochrane, Saturday evening, on the
occasion Of his fourteenth birthday.
The evening was very pleasantly
passed with games and dancing, re-.
freshments being served later.
Kuhn Messenger: President Du-
gald Campbell, Of the Wool Growers,
association and his brother James
passed through%Kulm last Sunday on
their way home from a visit in Wis
consin. The Gampbells are p~asturing
about Il. 900 head OF sheep this season
IN Emmons county, and are elated over
the high price OF wool.
Lynn Snerry was brought in to the
hospital Sunday afternoon, suffering
from severe bruises resulting from q
Ifallsfrom al horse, He was hunting
lcattfe ait Dry Point when his horse
stumbled and fell ID hin. He was
badly bruised and unable to rise, and
LAY for hair an hour before being able
tossaIinion assistance. He will be