Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-28
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Secretary Of State FalIey came in
from the east on the noon train.
Lucas & O'Hara will their mil
liinery opening Monday, April End.
States Attorney Stanley Of Steele
came in from the east on the noon
train.
sTs ladies guild will meet with Mrs.
Henry Reade tomorrow afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Don't forget the calico ball to be
given in Baker hall Monday evening
after Easter.
T. II. Poole returned on the noon
train from Jamestown where he has
been for a. week or Sc.
The Fargo Argus has al report that
Consul General Bray OF Melbourne is
at Hot Springs, but cannot confirm it.
Owing to the storm the social adVer-
tised for Thursday evening at the resi-.
dlennece of Mrs. r. D.. Hoskins, has been
postponed.
The Original Crowd met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. b. Taylor last night.
A supper was served for about twenty.
five and a very pleasant evening was
passed.
Asciyil service examination is being
conducted at the p~ostofice today for.
various branches of the government
service. Several candidates are TAX
ing the examinations. G
The Northern Pacific suffered a
heavy loss by fire in Dickinson where
twenty-five empty double deck sheep
cars We're destroyed. Tramps sleeping
in one Of the cars are supposed to have
started the fire.
The water connections at the corner
of Fourth and Main street have been
broken for several days because Of a
breakin the pipe, but the repairs were
completed last night and the water
is on again today.
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The Griggs Courier says that State
Examiner II. A. 4Langlie and wife will
remove to CooperstoWn, where Mr..
Langlie will assume the active control
ofthe bankin which he recently pur-
chased an interest.
Commissioner Thomas notified the
people Of Cakes that if they will pro
vide asWool s%torehouse, and notify his
department. he will proclaim a wool
marketsthere and include Cakes in8the
annnalsproclamation to be issued early
in May #@
a special train passed east through
the city this morning taking back the
surplus passenger and baggage and
express ars that have accumulated
from the rush of traffic westward last
week, and the double section trains
that were run.
Gus Grambs left on the noon train
for Hunters Hot Springs, Mont. He
has been suffering from rheumatic
govt for several months and is unable
to fillds relief without a trip to the
springs. He expects to be absent
about a month. S
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far ! ~ 1 H. s .i ils+s sIIs w ~ ask
pIant II tI,a o;41 s=tn,i1a. Is t nsasils
49, IA ~ ~ ~ ,l, miai..lo sna5 a
street. or as many Of them as desire
heat from the plant.
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= $500 \. isis nopeashs VIII 2 ape aoie'
Il tso oul9s0 H weeks
The term of the supreme court at
Fargo was one Of the largest attended
in the history Of the state. Seventy