Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-24

the regular service being now that Of
major: Col. Pond served through the,
war with the hlezTWenty-frst Connecticut
volunteers and entered the West Point,
academy III He became second
lieutenant Of the Eighth cavalry in
1872. S#
q good time is promised all who
attend the hon: on Tuesday evening,
August 9th, at Baker hall. Dainty
refreshments under the auspices Of the
ladies guild.
Father Clemens returned on the noon
train from st. Johns college, College
vile. MINI, where he spent the past
week, attending the annual retreat of
the Renedictine Fathers.
Carpenters are at work repairing the
residence at the weather bureau. Stone
masons are expected to arrive in day
or SO and begin work on the stone
Fence More rocks being distributed
about, the premises.
Regular services will be held at5the
First Baptist church tomorrow morn:
ing and evening. The morning sub
ject will besteThe Church of the Flu
ture,p'and the evening subject will Ee
Paul Before King Agrippa.''
Catholic church, Sunday, August q
First holy mass at s:15; high mass
and sermon at 10: 10. Sunday sehoo1
at2 O'Clock. Sacred Heart league
meeting and benedietion al 80. Holy
mass every5d day during the week at I
O'clock. 8s
There WILDE a meeting Of the mem,
hers OF the bar, county officials and
Others who may be Interested, at the
office of Judge Winchester this even
ing ait s o'clock to make arrangements
for thefuneral OF. John A. Stoyell All
who may be interested are urged to be
present, ;=% 2$
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A. D. Clarke. an Algona fuowa) cap
italist, has made one Of the highest
real estate deals recorded in years:
purchasing 100000 acres Of land from
the Northern Pacific railroad. The
Hand is ID North Dakota, Just across
the river from Bismarck. It lies il
alternate sections, as it was granted tic
the road Mr.. Clarke intends to puI
1.-THE tract on the market and expects te
make thousands Of dollars from The
speculation. The land is e~xcellent8fol
stock raising. 4
NJ. n. Jewell. Secretary Oft State Por.
tier and Jud LaMoures have been fishing
for the past week on the north coast
of Lake Superior. They have beer
having excellent sport and a large boz
was received from the fishermen b,
Mr.. JEWELS family today. Anon:
1.-THE fish sent were some beauties, on
brook trout Weighing about i've pound'
and costing fifteen minutes Of hart
Workto land. There were many lax
and brook trout in the number--as fin,
aIot Of fish as II IS often given to see
Contractor Washburn of the firm
which hasthe contract 10 lay the TIL
walks about the Northwest hotel an,
the new depot, is ID the city today look
ling over the work, which lis soon {,
begin. There IS a large amount Q
walk to- be laid. From Fifth to Thirl
streets, along the right Of way, il Il
be tiled. "a walk is TO be laid on bot
sides Of the Northwest hotel, circula
walks from Main street to sthe depo
entrance, and thing is also I'd be TAI
under the arched shelters Al each en,
of the depot.
Miss Edna Boucher entertained til
high school class Of s9s at her hom
last evening IT was d reunion Of til
Old class Of which the following wer
members Misses Boucher. Ware
Gage shortriidge. Messra. Nj. Ward, /
Taylor, Hush Scott Mr. Scott an
Miss shostridge did notgradnate wit
ne class, they leaving the city shor1l
before the exercises MT seott goin
withaths North Dakota regiment TO til
philippines and Miss slortridge II
moving with her parents Her hom
Is now An Devi1sL Lake. Avery pleas
ant evening was enjoyed of games al
music Old school Anecdotes wer
related and laughed over and man