Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-23
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John Beal is in from the farm today.
Father Clemens spent this afternoon
in Mandan. %r ",
John Bloodgood is in the city from
New Salem.
John. Anderson was in the city from
Sterling today; z = ss' ! @f>t55~,
Nels White has resigned his position
as night policeman. + -:
A. L. Lanterman, Of Mandan, was a
guest in the city today. -
DR.. Treacy returned on the noon train
from a trip down the line. ~
Simon Jahr of Wilton visited his
brother in Hhlsboro last week.
Agent Richards starts this afternoon
on his return to Fort Berthold.
Cashier Zimmerman was in the city
from Mandan yesterday evening.
Merchant H. L. Nicholson spent this
afternoon on business in Mandan.
Mayor WEIGH came in from Menoken
today to attend the grand closing.
Tom Asbridge is in from Fort Rice
this afternoon, preparing to begin har-
vesting.
L. P. Primeau and Prof. J. L. Hazard
of Fort Yates, are registered at the
Northwest.
The Mercer county contest case is
still engaging the attention of the land
Office officials.
The health officers are Investigating a
case which resembles mild small box
this afternoon.
A number of Pittsburg boys were on
the train today en- route to the Eaton
ranch at Medora.
Mrs. @. N. Hendrix came in from
Steele on the moor train to visit Captain
Clifford at the river.
Mrs. G. G. Conyne and Miss Conyne
were guests in the city from Mandan
yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Warden Kaufman of the pen
itentiary is out again after a several
weeks siege of pleurisy.
Gus Grambs is in poor health and will
leave business cares for a few weeks and
endeavor to recuperate.
The street thermometer in front of
Hoskins' store showed a temperature of
lis at half past twelve today.
M. Spangberg was in from the farm
yesterday and states that wheat looked
good, Notwithstanding the hot weather.
The farmer who has his harvest hands
engaged is in big luck, but the one who
has 'em on the ground and at work is in
better lucky
All participating in the minstrel en-
tertainment are requested to meet at the
Atheneum at 8 o'clock promptly tonight
for rehearsal.
The street sprinkler has been going at
a lively rate today, and the streets are
kept wet as possible, which relieves the
heat somewhat.
Emmons County Advocates: Miss
Wisman will soo leave for Bismarck to
spend the remainder of the summer with
relatives and friends.
Braddock Republican,: II. L. Michel
son of Bismarck was a visitor in Brad
dock Sunday. J. G. Anderson and T. P.
Lee each sold him a horse.
Mrs. T. R. Sloan of Fargo went
through to Mandan today. and brought
a little baby from the children's home at
Fargo for, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Will.
Chief Engineer McHenry and Assist
ant W. L. Darling were west bound pas
sengers. OIL the moor train and stopped
off to take a flying glance at the new
depot. i@> .q
A brisk breeze blew up last night, but
aside from covering everything with dust
inside and out-failed to have much
effect on the weather, which is warm
again today. J. >
l. Farmers along the border of the Caya-
lier county line, in the Dash settlement,
propose clubbing together and will pur-
chase state penitentiary binding Irvine
in carload lots. *. VT %g%I Eut
The official thermometer of the weather.
bureau ran up to lob yesterday after
noon at Ave o'clock, gaining two degrees
after three O'Clock, when the Tribune's
daily report is taken.
Miss Bessie Waggoner returned today
from Devils Lake, where she has been
spending some time at the Chautauaua
lgrounds, the guests Of Gov. and Mrs.
White and Devils Lake friends.
Fifteen of the laborers connected with
Norris & Rowe's shows in Fargo quit
work and got. ashilarious Jag and one OF
them was run in. The men think they
can III better in the harvest fields.