Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-14

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Rev. Joss went to Fargo this after
noon. -: ., 80. ."~# 49,
Mrs. S. H. Scott left for the east
this afternoon.
Warden Boucher returned this after
noon from the west.
Mrs. Foley returned from a trip to
Dickinson last night.
r. H. Baldwin came in from the east
on the Dol train today.
Editor and Mrs. MoGahan returned
from Dickinson last night.
Attorney Conklin came in from
Jamestown on the noon train.
General E. A. Williams left this
afternoon for Freeport, to attend the
graduation of his daughter. J.. ~
Seats are on sale at Remington's for,
Sanford Dodge's performance at the
Atheneum Monday night next.
The heavy rains will be of advantage
in killing off the Russian thistle, which
does not thrive in wet weather.
Miss Lulu Satterlund returned today
from Valley City, where she gradu-
ated5 recently from the state normal
lschool. "
Charles Foster left yesterday after
noon for a "trip through South Dakota
in the interest of the Washburn coal
company.
A Northern Pacific work train and
pile driving outfit is at work at Apple
Greek, where the road is replacing
wooden bridges with stone %culverts.
Miss Minnie Jorgenson of Sargent
county is visiting with her brother,
|Carl %Jorgenson, of the state auditors
office. They are stopping at Mrs.
Watson's. 2 .r" 49,
The time card of the Washhurn road
changes on Monday next. The morn
ing train will leave Bismarck for the
north at 8 O'Clock, instead of S:45 as
at present. III
Elliott Barnes returned last night
from ST. Paul where he. has been for
severa1 weeks, having had an operation
performed for appendicitis, from which
he is recovering nicely. & d.
Allan Osborne, who has been for ten
years with the Standard Oil Co., has
accepted a position with the Corn
planter Oil Co, of St Paul, and will
have North Dakota and western Min
nesota as territory. ~ 81 )
F. A. Simmons, representing the FL
delity Investment. Co., Of ST. Paul, is
in the city looking after a. large number
Of tracts Of land in which his company
is interested-some of it bought in fo1
taxes away back in the. sos.
Auditor Walker and General Man
lager Washburn of the Washburn roaf
left this afternoon for a "trip to Fargo
Grand Forks and Grookston, aftel
which they will go to Chicago IN ths
interests Of the Washburn coal com,
pany. $5 b 4
After July / all the farmers in tn,
Indian service will be taken out Of thu
ciyil service and must be practical
! FARMERS or stockmen. There are eigh
] farmers employed on the diferen
reservations in North Dakota. TIL
salary is $e5 per month.
Miss Columbia Rosenberg, OF Fergu
Fails, MINI, a niece OF Mrs. John E
n Ecklund OF Slaughter. arrived in tn
city yesterday and IS the guest Of Mrs We
Linda w. Slaughter. Miss ColuInbii
ownes her pretty name to the fact tina
she was born on the ocean while he
parents were. coming to this countr.
from Sweden. &
Mrs. Governor White returned TO
day from Grand Forks, where she at
tended the banquet and reception 9
the graduation OF the law class. GOV
White stopped on at Valley City for
day or 50. Mrs. White speaks nth
D highest terms DC the Warm hospitualit
ofSthe people Of Grand Forks, an
says the trip there was thoroughly en
joyablesfroun every point 81 view.
I Oscar T'hurgsren, who has been
I wen known character about the cit
for number of years, died at the hos