Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-05
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WEATHER FORECAST. IL
Unsettled but generally fair weather
tonight and Sunday. Cooler Sunday.
c. C. Young came in from the east
5onthe noon train.
Hon. Lyman r. Casey of jamestown
is a guest in the city today.
The Crittenton Circle will serve ice.
cream, cake and lemonade on May 30
j. S. Winston, a nephew of Tom
Winston, came in from Richland, Va,
on the Don train.
The social of the Epworth League at
Mrs. Rhodes last evening was a sue
cess socially and financially.
Mrs. F. e. Remington left yesterday
afternoon for Hot Springs, where she
is a delegate to the Degree of Honor
convention. !
The question selected for discussion.
at the biennial of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs at Milwaukee
infJune isEsnt'The Judy of Civil Service
Reform by the Women's Clubs of Am
erica a3 ags9$5
Trustee Turner came down from the
west last night to attend the meeting
of the prison board. Trustee Moulder
came in fromaFargo today and Edward
5Braddock came in from Braddock last
evening.
Rev. A. G. Olson has accepted a call
to the Swedish Lutheran congregations
of White Stone ILLS and Rutland, Sar-
gent county, N. D. Rev. Olson and
family intends to move there in the
beginning of June.
1T is reported that the man Williams,
who was shot in the knee at Hebron,
will lose his leg. Dr.. Bentley, who is
looking after him at the Bismarck hos
pita1, will probably perform the opera
stion.-Mandan Pioneer.
The annual election for chief and
assistant chief of the fire department
will be held at the engine house, Mon
day night. Ali members of the fire
department are notified and requested
to be present and participate in the
election. s$& s.-z
A numberaof Morton county citizens
are negotiating for the purchase Of
$4,000 acres of Northern Pacific land
in Mercer county. This block Of land
takes practically all the remaining
good land OF the company in that
county.
been out in Stark county looking over.
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anGe of one of the land agents Of that
road. On their return they stopped in
aMandan and took a3drive in the vicin-
itya Of that city.
Wool commission houses send out
notices thatshereafter the manufactur-
ers will discriminate against wool
where the sheep have been treated with
IA lime dip,$or any preparation of lime,
as they are unable to get satisfactory
results from woods so treated.
Representative Spalding says the APP
preparation committee did not allow
as much money in the sundry civil bill
as he expected for the Bismarck mill
tary post. There were two other
posts similarly situated, however, and
the committee gave $50 900 to EACH, as
it did not want to be charged with dis
elimination. i
Valley City Times-Record: News
paper men who have been making
faces at the Northern Pacific because
of the rumor that editorial mileage
would not be accepted on the new train
can take it all back now. The only
ticket not good on these trains is one
of the little round concerned cards
which a member Of the legislature
brings home from Bismarck.
Clerk of the Supreme Court r. D..
sHoskins has had begun the work on
the foundation for his new residence
on upper Fourth street. He has an
admirable residence lot and the house
will be thoroughiy%modern and con-
3yenient. sHosk has been nursing the
plans in his mind for about a year and
thinks he has them about where he
wants them If he doesn't change his
mind again.
Wahpeton Globe: For the first
time since the organizatiOnSof the state
government the permanent school
fund is entirely depleted. At a meet
ing OF the board of university and
school lands last week school district
bonds to the amount of $4,000 were
purchased. which consumed the funds.
There will not be much more available
money tntilsfan. when the third pay
mems On school lands which were sold
In 1850 becomes due.
There issgreat activity in railroad
Ibuilding throughout the northwest at
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