Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-28

and looks after the interests of tour
lists generally. s
Governor White is expected to BE
absent several weeks yet On the Pa.
cifie coast. "a
y. F. Fort and r. B. Allen spelntlast |.
evening In Steele looking after some
lands there. % E# s= VI i >
Thomas Flanagan has threshed nllie
acres OF oats from which he got 64o
bushels, an average OF Il bushels to
the acre. ~ s%SSs Iii S .&&=ft
The Misses Neal and barrow, who
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
", 4. Dillon, returned to Fargo this
afternoon. ;.%
The little threshihg that has been.
done in this county shows that grain
OF all kinds will yield we'll and the
quality is good. ~ .
Attorney McDermott of Mason City,
Iowa, who has been looking after some
and investments in this county, re-
turned east this afternoon.
E. G. Washburn left this afternoon
for the east and will go to New York
to meet General W. D. .Washburn, who
is returning from Europe. -.
Charles Barbour has returned from
the east, accompanied by his sister,
Mamie Barbour, who will visit for a
month or SO with Mrs. MCGOWAN. .
Mrs. W. A. Clark of steubenville,
Ohio, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
". B. Watson for several days on her
return from the Pacific coast. @%'
A number Of Miss Lulu S%atterlund's
friends surprised Her ait her home last
evening the occasion being that Of her
birthday and also a farewell party as
the hostess leaves soon for Williston,
N. D. The evening was a very en-
joyable one. $R 7 ~
Recent advices from Nome indicate
that Hon. r. N. Stevens is well and
prospecting. Mrs. Stevens, who has
been in Minneapolis some time, leaves
this week for Chicago to visit with her
mother prior to returning to Alaska
this fall. She will probably visit Bis
marck friends in September.
Society note in Saturdays Mime
apolis Journal: Mrs. Frank A. Briggs
and Miss Bessie Briggs entertained at
luncheon yesterday, at 6S Eleventh
street south. The table was hand
somely arranged with pink carnations
and smilax. Among the guests Were
Miss Florence Marion Pace, Chicago
for whom the luncheon was given, and
Miss Mary Stuart Hill, Richmond, Ind
S. J. Small, of Devils Lake, spent
yesterday in the capital city. Mr.
Small will be remembered as a. former
resident of Bismarck back in the early
'SOs-an attache of the Tribune-lateI
in the newspaper business at Cassel-
ton with Col. Plummer-then postmas-
ter-now getting out one of the very
best and. most liberalyy patronized
weeklies in the state-the Devils Lake
Inter-Ocean.
S. J. Small: haven't been in Bis
marck for eight years and l hardly
knew the city. 1t has improved won
derfully and your stores, the hotel and
the new depot are fine. If the mer-
chants were all represented in the ad-
vertising columns of the daily Tri-
bune, outsiders would have a more ex-
allied idea of the city. Many people
in the state have no idea Bismarck is
such a large and busy city as I find it.
A moonlight picnic furnished diver
sion and amusement for a number OF
couples of young people at Wards
grove last night. The trip was made
in O'Connor's bus, and the young peo-
pie enjoyed themselves thoroughly
Luncheon was eaten in the grove, and
afterward there was music and dane
ing at Wards hospitable home. Those
present we're Misses Boucher, Short
ridge, Dietrich, Ward, Dunn and Win
chester. Messrs. Funk, Ramstad
O'Hara, Finney, Getchell, Matchan
Chubb and tQuinlivan.
Rev. Father, Ciezynski of Wells,
Mimi, who was making an investi-
cation of the lands near Medina last
week, has bought land to the amount
of nearly $4,000 from the North Da-
kota Land and Investment company,
of which the well known land man.
William Dwyer, is manager. The pur-
chaser is one of the shrewdest business
men in the county of Faribault, and
has been engaged in some big land
deals, and has seen land advance from
SIS to $15 an acre in his part OF the
state. This has occurred within the
Lust four years. He expects a good
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