Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-10

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John Robinson i down from Coal
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Banker saankarl Robinson 81 steelesis il the
city today.
i. j. Lyons came il from steele Gle on
the noon train. a #55Ss
State Auditor Carbon came in on
the moor train. S@ l.
~ Washburn returned from the
east on the noon train. "
Gomrade Burton says his crops are
fine and his heart is good.
%. :A g. McGillivray returned today
from q trip down the line.
regular meeting 81 the W.4R. {.
viii take place Thursday evening July
18th att O'clock. ss IN h n
Governor White returned today from
Devils Lake and Valley City, where he
has laas been for some days,
specialIAgent sWearinger Of the PEN
sion department is looking up some
cases in the city today. d: Il
S. court at Devils Lake conyenes
July ~. H, L.. Reade and
Phelps of this city are summoned as
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Yesterdays west bound train didanot
arrive until this morning. This after
moons trainis reported an hour anda
half late. 0
John Boran, the Sterling giant, viii
% to eastern Tennessee: i'll a few days
to visit his father who Isl still vigorous:
and in good health.
a festival will be held in Logan
township school house . the Goth
inst. to raise funds K fence the ster-
ling cemetery. n.
George McLain, ear, eye, nose and
throat specialist Of Minneapolis, can be
consulted at the Northwest hotel, Bis
maarrck, from the 18th to t31st. 4 ii
Secretary Porter will Join Hon. i. b,
Hanna's party in a few days and pro:
coed to the northern coast Of Lake SUI
periors on A a trout fishing expedition.
Capt. Moffet viii be assigned TO- The
cavalry arm Of the army. A first lieu.
tenancy infthe cavalry is considered al
good as a captaincy in the infantry.
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ. E. church
will give a dime social at the home b
Mrs. johnson on Eighth street Thurs
day afternoon from 8 to 5 O'clock: AL
are welcome. d:
The Florence :Crittenton Circle will
meet with Mrs Lucy Waid on MAR
street Tuesday afternoon, July .16. AL
tpersons interested in rescue work arr
cordially invited to attend.
Hal Porter has returned from Ober
lin and is spending the summer will
Dr. Porter. Mrs. Fairchild and daugh
ter are expected out the latter part o
the month to spend some weeks.
Thos. Cunningham brings in som,
Early Ohio potatoes raised by Charlie!
south OF the track. The largest weigh
about three-quarters d a pound, am
the tn yield from the patch promises t,
be record breaker.
The school board metslast nightranl
engaged two teachers, Misses Bsrfhi
VansRiper d Carrie Gibbs, in snsaaaas
of the Misses Perry and Ranltdoe,lph ~
Signed. I'D. Mcdonald wa eleete,
president d the new beard n
clerk has been elected vet boar
adjosiraIedsto meet July Is.
The spur track I the site sFor
IincoIn has been cornpletedsbutyi III VI
D be surfaced. Some cars haxebee
run ont on the siding enlga;ines Slrunlnin
slow over the track The countr
round about the city Ii being coTseere
with railroads and spurs and humble
OF the old reads have been changed i
the past few years, $ss
There will be an excursion to Wilto
BY special train Sunday afternoon, D
the Washburn b a To- witness It'll
game between Bismarck ana WASH
burn. Tickets win be for til
round trip, holders 81 tickets bein
admitted 10 thegaane without ext