Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-04

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Henry RiicchIhoolt isout again after /
week Illness.
~Attorney ] H.Bosardsof Grand Forks
is q a guestain the city.
Ma's Frank al Lawrence returned from
"trip eaststonnsthe noon train today.
Mrs. TIE kennedy of Billings IL
VISITING theesfaInilyo III. Marshall.
Rev. Durrie expects to leave for his
new scharge In Minnesota earlynext
week.
Attorney George r. Flannery Of Min
neapolis Is visiting Bismarck friends
today
Mrs g. Clark and Mrs. Bosdenstab
of Mlaaanndeaanl3Were guests in the city last
evening 0 .
TheSSyoung ladies oil 1.-THE basket ball:
club will give their dance tonight as
arranged.
Painter John Maassen has con-
tract for painting the woodwork Of
the new depot. $$SsS
Mrs O Faulthlausenrl has beensyisit-
4 with friends in jamestown and
! recently returned.
ALE Ellsworth is back iron Wilton
where he organized campodWood
men with 81 members.
Regular stated meeting Capital
City lodge Not. g. ii, tonight.
Full attendance desired.
Mrs. John LAWN h family ar
rived. IN the city several days ii and
Mn. and Mrs. LAWN have cottage on
Third street:
Attorneys Edward Engernd andESeth
Newman came in last night from
Fargo to look aftersome cases in the
supreme court.
@ 4 AS Simmons Oh Minneapolis is IN
the city to abouttax deeds to q
number ct parcels of land sold I de-
1iinquent taxes and biddenin BY him.
The telephone central has beenSeo,n,#
nected with the Capital Book tore
the r. Hoskins eresidence and.
Hosk's Office at the capitoL the mum
beers being IN atSSthe capitol, is at the.
residence and 10 at the store
]. ]. Jaekl1nan Have been putting
mp some hay myFhorses and have
about rs tons Some good horse.
sales are reported. Uriah Ross last
week sold carloadNto Minnesota
man, twenty head, for S 1000.
Beginning October the monthly,
charges for the telephones will go into
effect and night service will beSinangu-
rated from now on The service will
begin Ill o'clock in the morning and
last until - o'eock midnight sss
Valley City Times Record: Eighty six
tracts Of university and school lands, agg-
gregating 1850 acres, were offered AT
public sale yesterday by g 2. Merrick,,
deputy state land commissioner. The
terms Of sale weresone-ifth cash, and the
balance in five, ten, fifteen and twenty
years, withinterest at e psrcent.Tahe
sale can hardly be called successful
one, as but few farmers we're present
and in no case was more than the APP
praised value Bic. ss5
The Valley City Times Record has
the following with reference to the
death OF Mrs Henry. aunt Of Frank
Henry THU city: Mrs
Henry, wife Assistant Cashier
Henry of% u First National bank, died
this mornling affte brief Illness
Tlhe immediate calseSof her death va
an attack d pneumonia. which was
complicated BY asthma, she having
been a. sufferer the latter dis
ease { some years While Mrs.
Henry has been in her usual.
health D several weeks, her Illness
wasnot considered serious until last
Monday. The funeralwn occur sun-
day afternoon from the M. H.Sehurchn
art.
A simple remedy for warts is q dram
81 saIicyIlc acid with an nj OF coll
lodium iii a bottle which has tiny
brush d through e cork. Apply
this mixture to the Warts twice aSday,;
and lin d few days they will dry up and
fall oR.-Ladies, Home Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.