Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-18
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
THE CITY
FORECAST.

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WEATHER FORECAST.
Yesterdays Temperatures: Maximum
temperature, 85; minimum temperature,
q. Showers tonight and Thursday.
Cooler tonight.
Secretary Of: State Falley came in on
the noon train from the east.
State Treasurer Driscoll returned
east yesterday afternoon.
P. @. Remington returned on the
noon train today from the east.
Sam Falconer and A. Won Steiger.
of Mclean county are in the city.
Superintendent Wilson of the North
ern Pacific came in on the noon train
today.
superintendent halland is spending
a brief period with his family at De-
troIt Lake. #.
Engineer and Mrs. Q. M. Dixon Of the
Washburn road went down the line
d yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Will Cochran went to Chi,
Gag from the Grand Forks tonven-;
tion ierr a short visit.
The Burleigh county democratic del
egation left yesterday afternoon for
the convention at Grand Forks.
3. "a. Lamb came down from Wash.
burn this morning. He is en- route to.
the democratic state convention at.
Grand Forks. Wnere he will represent
Mclean county.
George L. Robinson, chairmll Of the
Mclean county delegation, went to st.
Paul from Grand Forks-arriYing in
Bismarck yesterday en- route home.
He is pleased with the result Of the
convention except as to spalding.
Governor Fancher received word on
the day of the state convention at
Grand Forks of the death Of Mrs. Fan
eher's aunt in Chicago. and Mrs. Fan
cher accompanied him from there to
Chicago, upon receipt of the news.
The Sheridan house main wing is
about turned about. The work is
slow, but the building Will be moved
in a few days. The Telegraph wires
are being removed today to make
room for the moving Of the building
Washington Post: Mrs. H. G. Hans
brough, wifesof Senator Hansbrough of
North Dakota, is with her mother, Mrs.
Eta Sperry Chapman, spending d few
weeks at the Blue Mountain House,
Maryland, expecting to go from there
on a trip west later in the season.
Fargo Forum: The remains of Ag-
mes ]. Gillette, am Indian girl 16 years
of age, we're transferred today from the
Milwaukee to the Northern Pacific for
shipment to- Fort Berthold. The
young lady died at Hampton, Va,
where she was a pupil In the normal
school. Her parents reside at Ber-.
thold,
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In accordance with the United States
law making II compulsory to equip en-
gines and rolling stock Of all kinds
with a safety coupler, the N. r. is fit
ting all the engines which run in and
out Of Jamestown with Tower auto
matte coup1ers. The cars will also
be supplied with the coupler as soon
as possible.
}. 2. Phelan Of Fargo was In the
city this morning and left for Dickin-
son on the noonstrain. He says con-
ditions insthe western part OF the state
are fair, and the stockmen will pull
through largely with the aid Of the
hay put up last year Where ranges
are overstocked or settlement is close,
the conditions will be serious.
Jamestown Alert: Bob Wallace's
new gasoline launch was being tested
yesterday and the family swing put upf
over the water. The lake Is so low
that the length Of the dock has been.
doubled to reach water deep enough
for floating the boat. The upper lake
is mostly a marsh and there is only
little water IN the Aikali lake. Mrs.
Poole is entertaining her friend Miss
Knowlting of Bismarck at the cottage
on the north shore. Mrs. Stevens OF
Bismarck Is also q guest this week.
DeWitts Little Early Risers are
famous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never grippe. Els. Boards
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