Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-20
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HegulaT band rehearsal tonight
The gymnasium will be opened toI
Igirlss:uunder Y from o'clock till 9 5
morrow.
The 81 girls over | years Of s will.
meet at the gymnasium tonight to
practice for match game.
The unslsra1 has happened at Fargo.
An employment agency reports more
girls than he can get Jobs for.
The city council Is sitting as q board
Of equalization again this afternoon.
They have considerable. work before
them.
a5 Hon. M. b Cassello of Steele county:
is looking after some business III the
city and will remain over until to-
morrow.
A number Of Italian tilers arrived
ON the noonstrain and will begin work
on the floors and walls Of the depot
tomorrow. $
Attorney W. F.. Coehrane returned
on the noon train from st. Paul,
where he accompanied his family on
their trip east.
Judge Young and daughter leave for
their Fargo home this afternoon, the
supreme court having finished it's
[1abors for the present. vi
County Superintendent Dunn went
to Driscoll n the afternoon train to
attend to some school matters and
will return on tomorrow moons train.
Mrs. Lura Heron and Mrs. Mills 3.
Moore and daughter-mother and sis
ter of Mrs. T. j.. Harris-arrived from
Lisbon to visit in Bismarck a short
time. ,sa-
Superintendent Wilson and Assist
ant Chief Engineer W. L. Darling OF
the Northern. Pacific road came in on
the noon train and are looking over
the spur being ,builded to the site of
Fort Lincoln.f -. +
The commencement exercises Of the
1901, class of the high school at Free:
port, I'll occur. tomorrow evening.
Surveyor General Williams is attend
ing, his daughter Evelyn beings mem
her OF the class.
Word has been received by friends
of Bismarck Strauss, who is attend
ing the Rush medical college in Chi:
cago, that he has successfully passed
all examinations and will graduate
from that institution tomorrow.
Bicycling seems to be d little on the
Wane in the city, especially among the
younger element, and the pony and
saddle is again in evidence. There
is good deal Of enjoyment in . horse
back. ride after all and the boys are
beginning to realize it. a. zss
The Troy laundry people continue
to improve their plant and have in
stalled a new and larger boiler. This
firm is one of the largest, Of the kind
in the state and has business with
towns two or three hundred miles west
and as far east as Jamestown.
Captain Grounitz of the local bail
team has received a propositions from
the Fort Yates team for, a game on the
Fourth. The boys remember the
good time they enjoyed at Yates last
year and are enthusiastic over the
chance of another game there II
things can be satisfactorily arranged.
20. "A. Hess has received a new piece
Of machinery for installation in his
machine shop on Fifth street. 1t is
q planning and shaping device TOR sharp
ing and planning iron and steel, Nj.
Hess ID laying out considerable money
in the establishment Of a first class
machine shop. and will in the near fu-
ture be@sable to- handle any and all
kinds Of machine work.
IA the action brought before Judge
Tbbils yesterday afternoon wherein
George McAnnlley$ was the complainant
and John a. Irwin defendant q verdict
for the defendant was found. Nc
Aulley claimed damages to the extent
og $40 and costs 3 the care OF de-
tained stock belonging to Irwin which
he took up . hold for damages he
claimed the stock had done to his
wheat s
a patriotic wave Gems to have
come over the people this year and
they are all going to celebrate the
glorious Fourth. Wilton, Washburn,
Sterling, Mandan and Bismarck viii
stay AZ home There are enough speo..
pie and sufacient money ID the four
towns to have q good celebration al
each place. # Bismarck had started
III earlier, however, II III probable that
the majority these conaInunniitliees
ii -.S.15 a.,n&i,i,.~ r,rix1,$ Dsrror x,I~aslxse