Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-10
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T. 4. Walker went e jamestown
this afternoon.
Jay Fosdyck came in from the west
Saturday night.
Mrs # Higbee returned today
from a trip to- Minneapolis.
". P. Macomber returned today from
a flying trip to- Minneapolis.
N. =. Parker and family Of Fort
Yates were in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. McGillivray went
to Dickinson on. the moor train.
T.R. C: Crowell of Fargo was among
the guests in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Foley went to Dickinson on the
noon train to remain during the tour
nament.
Senator Tom Carter OF Montana was
an east bound passenger on the train
Saturday night. I. "
General Miller returned Saturday
night from Fargo where he took in
the fire festival. =
There were sixteen new members re-
ceived into membership in the Method
list church on Sunday. f.
Mrs. E. f. Allen and children left on
the afternoon train for Michigan where
they will! spend the summer.
Mrs. W. F. Cochrane and children
expect to leave in about a week for a
visit with relatives in Ohio.
General and Mrs. Hughes and daugh-
ter Helen went to Dickinson yesterday
foreman during the tournament.
A number Of people at the depot to-
day expected to hear the Journal. News
boys band, en- route to Dickinson.
The band is not to pass through until
tomorrow noon. &
Tommy Poole tells the Foster, County
Independent that he was glad to SEE
the rain cone as it was a good thing
for his bunch of white-faced calves out
in the Knife river country.
a marriage license was issued al
Fargo Saturday to Amos Robidou 81
this city and Miss Celestine Adrienne
Of Henning. MINI. The wedding cere.
mony will be performed there tomor-
row. s&
II y Hh nrn MILL hn a rAoY11or m nnfiTr -
Degree of Honor tomorrow evening
Al members are urged to be present
as there will be business of Interest:
and report of Grand Lodge representa-
tives.
General w. D. Washburn has left
Minneapolis for the east. He goes to
witness the graduation of his son al
Williams college and from there tc
Europe, where he will remain until
late in the summer. -.
Frank laval, who went down to
Buffalo to arrange the Washington ex.
hibit, returned to Tacoma several days
ago. He says the exhibits are not all
In place vet and will not be until the
hitter part Of this month.
John Thompson, author, actor and
musician, Is In the city and will appear
at the Atheneum tomorroW night Mr.
Thompson is a monologuist of vel
known ability and assumes a large
!. number Of characters in his sketches
Mrs. Day, wife of Lieutenant Day
now in the Philippine service, passed
through the city several days ago Ell
lroute east. Her health has been poo
and she left the islands some time agt
and came to the states to >~recuperate
There was a heavy rainfall Saturda!
might, the precipitation being 80 inch
Last night there was another ligh
shower. The total precipitation TO
the past week has been about an incl
and half, which efeetually relieve
the drouth.
Miss Williams. daughter of Genera
Williams i Of the g%raduatinl
4 class D the Freeports I'll, high schoo
and Invitations Ito the commencement
. exercises have been recefvedSby friend
III the city. General Williams vii
probably attend the commencement
exercises.
Charles Foster.Who has been wit
the Hughes Electric Company . som
time. has resigned his position an
/ will go on the road for the Washbur
coal company. Frank Hughes Is 81
pected to arrive il q day or 80 froI
Minneapolis to take charge u th
. local plant
Assist Nature. Thereare times vile
you should assist nature. & 81 no,
y undertaking to cleanse your system
you will take Hoods SaTsapariM