Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-03
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Regular meeting Of /. o. Q. F. TO-
night.
Scott Mclean returned last night
from a trip to st. Paul. ~
Real estate was active enough today
and. painters about town had a merry
time of it. : @',rv". l5
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Albertson are the
happy parents of a young son born
yesterday.
Stockmen say that the prevailing
weather is the best that could be had
for range stock.
The Dietrich house is having a new
coat Of paint, likewise the Klaus resi-
dence on Fourth street.
The cooking school lesson for this
evening at 8 O'Clock will be deserts
Saturdays lesson, salads.
The ladies Of the Episcopal guild will
serve a ten cent (1Oc) tea at the home
Of Mrs. Jewell next Thursday after
loon.
MI. Chas. E. Chubb, a recent arrival
in the city, is the draughtsanan in the
constructing quartermaster's office
here.
G. W. Henzler has purchased the j.
L. Granquist property, Ninth and Ros-
ser streets, and has made it his resi-
dence.
The Capital Card club met with Gen.
and Mrs. Miller last night and a very
PLEASANT evening passed. Prizes were
awarded.
The city band is expecting to have
some out of town work this season and
is getting a good deal of new and up
to-date music.
The department. of public instruction
is making arrangements for summer
schools and institutes throughout the
state, to be held in July.
Good rains are reported this after.
noon from as far north as Washburn
and south to Fort Yates, at the latter
place the fall being exceedingly heavy
Late arrivals at the Northwest: J
T. Gray, Chicago; T. Baker, jr., Fargo;
D. H. Mcmillan, Langdon; W. N. Smith
Jamestown; w. c. Rigg, Minneapolis;
Edwin Bishop and wife, st. Paul; E
G. Fitch, Steele.
The Sacrament of the Lords Suppe!
will be administered after the morning
preaching service in the Methods
church, Service in the morning at l:
o'clock. Epworth league at 7 and even
ing preaching at 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reddington and famil:
of Lake Park, Ia; went to Wilton OF
the morning train and will settle o.
some land in the neighborhood. MI
and Mrs. Reddington have both bee!
blind since infancy.
Governor White and Assistant Man
ager Cushing of the Pan-America
commission went to Valley City las
night to superintend the shipment G
accumulated exhibits at Valley Cit
over the 500 to Buffalo.
Henry Grambs, Frank Auxier, job
Lyons, Frank Weymouth and job
Kennedy will leave the early part c
next week for the Black Hills. A
the party with the exception of Henri
Grambs intend to remain in that SEE
ton.
jamestown Alert: Frank Eddy ha
returned from, a trip in search {
horses belonging to J. J. Eddy, whic
have been missing for some time. H
could find no trace of the animals a
though he travelled to a point so mile
south Of Bismarck.
John Carlson, brother-in-law Of I
Fl. Lovin, has purchased the househol
goods of Mrs. Paulson and will occup
the Johnson house on the corner {
Third street and Thayer. Mr.. Car
son is a recent arrival from Swede
and his family will follow o
A bunch of mich cow were brougl
in last night on their way to Wilton
They rest in the city yard here toda
and go north tomorrow. They we
imported for use in connection wit
, the establishment of a creamery
; Wilton and more will be brought Q
later as there is to be another cream
cry started at Waslburn.
Grand Pacific: NJ w. Kratz, jaime
McCIemont, r. e. Slaton. Mandan; !
NJ. Mccall, Woodward, J. E. Copelan
and wife, Deoham, Ia; G. H. Stool
well, Coon Rapids, Ia: F.A. Reddins
ton and wife. Mrs. II. c. Reddingtol
Lake Park, la I'D. MeMaann, Al
drews,tM D.; Frank Le#allin. Franei
\. i: Bruce g. Moore TsysrreI, Ia. Y
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