Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-06
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Mrs. Ri. Treacy and sister came in
from the east today.
There will be a match game of
basket ball on Saturday evening, June
sth. Ladies zoe and children 1Oc.
Owing to the high school banquet
on Friday evening, the gymnasium
will be open to all school girls on Fri
day afternoon, from 8 to 5 p. m,
Work was suspended on the depot
flor a couple Of days by the rain, but
Twas resumed at noon. The building
is expected to be completed in Sep
TENDER. - 49, ''-.,. 1913 ~
There was another heavy rain last
night, turning to sleet this morning.
The weather this morning was I'M
usually cool, and some OF the weather
prophets predict frost tonight.
Remember the Y. P. S. c. E. social
at the Presbyterian parsonage tonight
with music, games and refreshments.
All Y. P. S. G. E. of present or former
days and friends are cordially well
coined. -
The recent rains have treasured the
stockmen in the western part of the
state and have given the Dickinson
people additional courage to go ahead
and make the tournament next week
the best ever held in the state.
3 The work Of the public schools
closed at moor today. The teachers
are busy this afternoon making up
records and reports and tomorrow
morning promotion certificates will be
awarded to all who are entitled to
them. %s
In the United States court Yesterday
a jury was secured for the trial of the
case of w j. Dwyer of Medina against
Richard Sykes. The action is brought
for the recovery of money alleged to
be due Mr.. Dwyer as commissioners On
the sale Of lands belonging to Mr..
Sykes. Ill p
"a report from down the line says the
rain was general again this morning,
Yesterday the fire festival program at
Fargo had to be postponed because Of
the rainfall and today started the same
way. The people are not kicking,
however, as the rains means good
crops and general prosperity. -
a copy Of the Weatherford, Okla
homa, Chronicle, contains business
mention of 3, A. Lilly, for a number of
years a resident Of Bismarck, and now
In business in Oklahoma. George T.
Webster, another old resident of the
city, is also a resident Of Weatherford,
where he is engaged in the law bus
mess. s$5 n 5%S%%. .ss.
Pioneer Fire company of this city
has done the handsome thing and has
appropriated from its funds a sufi-
cient amount to pay. the mileage of all
OF its members who wish to go to the
Dickinson tournament. There is
plenty Of money in the treasury and
this action ought to result in "a big
representation at Dickinson.
Captain Moffet has passed success
fully his physical examination at Gov
ernor.'s Island, N. Y. He was also
successful in his mental examinations
as far as he had taken them. Next
week he takes his examinations in
military tactics. One Of the tests will
J be to drill q company OF regulars be-
fore a board Of army officers.
Miss Clara strubble has been elected
|. tie teach the sciences and mathematics
An place Of Miss Randolph, resigned.
She was formerly teacher in LaMoure
county under Superintendent Devine
land graduated from the university of
Minnesota, taking the degree OF Bach
, elor OF Science. She studied an extra
year on mathematics and sciences for
her masters degree. b has had d
, large experience al a teacher and
, comes with the highest recommends
} tions from those who have seen her at
: work in the school room. The board
. are following out their policy OF hiring
the best equipped and experienced
teachers they can secure forSwhat they
have to pay.
ORPFIEAN STARS.
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