Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-12
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Regular meeting of the K. Pts to-
might. Important business to be
transacted.
Editor and Mrs. Jewell went to Dick
inson on the noon train to take in the
tournament.
Mayor Johnson OF Fargo was a west
bound passenger on the noon train en-
route to Dickinson.
Regular meeting Woodmen OF the
World tomorrow night, June 18th.
All officers and members requested to
be present. I.
Sun spots are said to account fer the
cold weather through the country this
summer. The sun must be badly
spotted out this way. &&
John Thompson gave a performance
at the theneum last night to asmall
audience. Those present were pleased
with his representations.
Judge Winchester and Miss Bessie
Waggoner left this morning to hold
court in Oliver county. There is one
criminal case to be tried.
Manager "A. N. Leslie of the Tribune
was remembered by Mr.. Bell with a
supply of green peas-raised in his
garden here-the first Of the season.
The state board OF pardons meets at
the capitol next week. Already q
large number Of applications have beer
filed for clemency by prisoners in the
penitentiary.
States Attorney McCulloch came
down from Washburn last night. He
reports good rains for the past week
and crops looking fine. Grass pros.
poets are better also. :
The school board held a meeting lasi
night to take action toward filling a
vacancy in the corps OF teachers but nc
action was taken as there was not a
full attendance of the board
Nicholson Rebekah' No. 20, I. o. O.
F. will entertain visiting members
from Mandan or Saturday night. II
is requested that members be at the
hall at s O'clock sharp-initiation.
A party of Immigrants from Ne
braska were IN the city this morning
en- route north. They say it is too dry
down in Nebraska, and that this Sec
ton OF the country is the best they
have seen up to the present time-grass
is better and fields greener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pear Benson, of Supe.
rior; Wis, are spending today and to-
morrow with Rev. and Mrs. Durrie er
route from California where they have
been for the last four months. Mr.
Benson is cashier Of the First Nationa,
Bank of Superior, one OF the. largest
Institutions in the state OF Wisconsin
The gable is being completed at ont
end OF the new depot, and the roof will
be raised before long. Eight of tht
Northern Pacific trademarks, the great
Monad, hare been received for the OF
namentation Of the building. The!
are OF large size, being about six fee
square, and will set of the depo'
nicely.
Several Of the local frenen who wen
up to Dickinson for the opening da.
OF the tournament returned last night
They report d heavy rain at Dickinson
all day yesterday. The place for ths
next tournament was fixed at Vale,
tCity. Il. Reade OF this city; wa.
reelected secretary BY nearly q mani
NOUS vots
There was to have been a meeting
last night to make arrangements fol
the Fourth Of July, but although
number gathered, the meeting paac,
was not opsns and the meeting ad
journed without action. IA commute
viii probably be named 10 have charg,
OF the proposed celebration and TIL
work will then proceed.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter has receives
. letter From Gulpepper county VII
ginia, which announces the death 81
great grand aunt oe her late husband
Mai. p 4. Slaughter Who was surgeol
4 Kentucky regiment during til
civil war. Mrs Ann Mercer siaaghter
who was onseE the Rev resaainsn,