Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-23
Mrs. R. Z. Best. Mother and child are

doing nicely.
The brick work on the McGowan
building is nearly finished. The brick.
layers are putting the finishing touches
on the front today.
Genreal Alexander Hughes and son
Will left this afternoon for Chicago
where the general will take in the c.
"a. R. encampment. "
Ice cream and cake, Boston baked
beans with brown bread and coffee.
will be some of the refreshments.
served at the IN social tonight.
Hon. j. M. Devine came over from
Mandan yesterday afternoon and left
for the east this morning. He yis-
tied friends in the city during the day.
The electric light machinery has ar
rived at Dickinson and been partly set
up, SO General Hughes was advised to-
day. The plant there will be running
tomorroWn night
Dick PenWarden came down from
Washburn this afternoon, and starts
at work in the First National Bank to-
morrow. Mrs. PenWarden has been
here for several days.
T~hreshing on the Hess farm a few
miles northwest OF the city has been
finished. Some of the fields averaged
fairly, but the most Of it went three or
four bushels to the acre.
p. J. Clifford, the Northern Pacific
Waterman at the bridge, has gone to.
Minneapolis and Chicago and after the
g. A. r.. e~ncampment there will visit
with old friends at Petoskey, Mich.
Mrs. H. Z. Reade and little Fern
went east yesterday afternoon for an
extended visit with friends in Mime
apolis and 10 recuperate after the ex-
cessive hot weather of the past few
months.
The members Of the militia company
are requested to meet at the Atheneum
armory Monday night. The new uni-
forms have arrived and will be dis
stributed. All members Of the COM
pany are requested to be present.
Henry w. Grambs, formerly Of
SGrambs brothers, this city, has bought
out the Mason brothers hardware store
at Valley City and will soon take pos
session. Henry is one of the old time
business men OF Bismarck, honest. re-
liable and square, and understands the
business thoroughly. The people Of
Valley City will have a first class hard.
ware store IN his establishment.
The members OF q. A. r. Of this city.
as we'll as the old veterans throughout
the country are looking forward to
the national encampnent at Chicago
during the last week in August with
g great deal of Interest. It is the In
9tention Of quite large delegation
from this city to attend, and it is es-I
timated that at least 100 Will attend
from this state. The attendance Of
members Of the w. r. C. viii also be.
very good and all are anticipating a
very pleasant time.
The Minneapolis Journal is indlilg
Ing In another contest for Rough Rider
scholarships, and says: a new con
testant In the field Is Company a, First
Worth Dakota, Bismarck: This COM
pany jumps oyer thirteen competitors
and lands in twelfth place. This is
vigorous work for hot weather, BUT the
North Dakota boys know how to work.
and are not afraid to- exert themselves.
More may be expected from the Bis
marck fighters and some OF the Mime
sofa companies will haveto hustle.
Neal McHugh, son Of Chief Of Police
McHugh. was quite painfully injured.
If a runaway this morning. He was
driving IL a buggy when the horse be-
came frightened and shfed at some