Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-04
The Cry

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Lives of knockers all remind us
We can find much work to do, Il d
And, departing, leave behind us, y
Hammers on the anvil, too. " !
Hammers that perhaps another, !
just emerged from life's rough main,
Some forlorn and shipwrecked brother,
Seeing, will jump in again.
]. D. Wakeman was down from will
ton this afternoon.
! Mrs. w. G. Rowland left this after
noon for a trip to Minneapolis.
Farmers in from various parts of the
county report refreshing showers yes
tterday.
Mrs. 3. S.. Miller left this afternoon
for a visit of several weeks at Red
field, S. D. r. ~.
John Casselman expects to leave the
city this week and locate in Mandan
with his family. ~.
Miss Ethel Barnes left this after
noon for Pittsburg, Pa, where she
will visit with relatives. '
+ C. o. Spetz Of Mandan was a passen-
ger on this afternoons train en- route
to st. Paul, where he will locate. 4
Chief of Police Ritchey reports nearly
$500 of poll tax collected up to June 1,
and applied in work on the city streets.
Frank Mclean, an old time Bismarck
boy, was a visitor in the city today, en-
route from the coast to Winona, MINI.
Mrs. F. r: snnyth left this afternoon
for st. Paul where she will meet her
sister, who will return and visit with
her. '.,- y So q.
Memorial day was appropriately
celebrated at Fort Yates and the graves
II the Indian cemetery were decorated
with flowers.
John White has received word of
the death of Mrs. Lillian B. O'Leary,
a sister, at San Francisco, Cal. She
was % years Of age.
Miss Willetta Wheat left ON the
noon train for Dickinson where she
will remain until after the tournament.
She will visit with Miss Edna scho-
field. -
They have vicious mosquitoes down
at Jamestown. Frank Beals, the well
known travelling man, has a badly
swollen hand; resulting from the poison
of a mosquito bite. T.. -"
An informal dancing party was given
at the Basket Ball hall last night in
honor, OF Emil Lenhart, who leaves In
a day or so to open a drug store at
Washburn. About a dozen couples
were present. a.s
w. p. Macomber: We had fine
rains yesterday at wilton, Washburrrnr.
and through all the surrounding coun-
try. The value OF the rain was great
as all crops needed it. Everybody
feels happy at the improved conditions.
The Northern Pacific has a large
force OF men ait Sedalia, a small town
least Of Glen Ullin, grading for the new
cutoff near there. The old track has
q regular s curve at that place, and all
trains are compelled to slack speed.
The new track will straighten this out.
John R. Hamilton: We had a good
rain at Menoken yesterday. Rained
steadily for four hours, and soaked the
ground in good shape The grain is
not burned any, but the rain will do
much good. Grass is pretty dry on
the prairies, but the rain will bring It
forward again. ~, ..ys5
Some Of the boys al the capitol say
that the worms eat paris green that
Isl spread upon HE trees, and; die. The
birds eat the worms, and die. The
cats eat the birds and die also, and now
everybody ii afraid to eat sausage foR
fear the fatality win be carried into
the human species.
VOTE Is progressing more rapidly
upon the depot now. There III not SO
large 3 circumference ID cover with
the layers 81 concrete ana every dayy
sees substantial addition to the
height Of the building. The projec-
tions At j end have reached their
corlplsted hefght ana raftesrrs are being
raised.
States Attorney anith 81 Easa county
viii today move Tie sentence OF the
prfsoner. Madarae Massey, IN the casa
coslrtS district court the sentence 81
"a year having recently been afisIaed
byy thessppresle court Madame Mas
say viii enjoy ttls distinctio1n of being
the onIy Sfsnaale prisoner in the peri-
tentiary.
The drogth was broken generally
along the Missouri slope YESTERDAY.