Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-06
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room fitted up In his home.
ri Company 4 drill tonight. All mem.
bers are requested TO be present In uni
form. $E+
Henry Grarnbs and family viii c
cupy the Paulson residence. on Third
street. III.
Bargains IN an extension top surrey
and Crescent bike are offered in an
other column. =
r. D. Hoskins has purchased the BLY,
rabbitry and stock, which increases
his stock to thirteen head. f.
The ladies guild. of the Episcopal
church will give a musicale at the
home Of Mrs. Jewell on Thursday after
noon. -. <.yE,@E
a. 3. Boyce, the Dakota block pho
tographer who has been succeeded by
Hatch & Dietrich, has gone to Cass
Lake. - I'D. ~
Contractor Burke has shipped his
entire paving block outfit to Dickinson
and will compete with Ole Johnson lay
ing sidewalks.
John Holman is moving his family
to their home on First street, prepara-
tory to the re-establishing of his bak-
cry in new quarters.
It is reported that railway mail
clerks running east and west from here
will make their headquarters in Bis
marck in the future.
Mrs. Dillon, who has been quite i'll
at the hospital for some time, has inn
proved to such an extent she is able
to be about home again.
The various stages carrying mail
from this point are now doing a rural
delivery service and the work of con-
tractors is much increased.
Fire at 2 o'clock Sunday morning
destroyed the house owned by Chas.
Firm at the foot of Ninth street. But
a small insurance was carried.
Judge Bowen is taking a few baths
at Hunters Hot Springs for rheuma-
tism., Ira Griffin is also at the springs.
George Gussner returned from there
last week.
The first train on the new time card
arrived on time at 1925 this afternoon
and was a large we'll filled train. The
first afternoon from the west arrived
at 4:O5 o'clock.
Geo. McAuley sold his 100 acre farm
near Stawartsdale to Samuel Robin
son for $500. Mr.. McAuley has a
larger place in Emmons county where
he makes his home.
Emil Leben, the crack butcher with
George Gussner, has gone onto his
farm near. Wilton and his place has
been filled by Harry Sims, who was
formerly with SWEET
Mr.. j. A. Barnes, until recently res
ident manager of the local Gull River
lumber. yards, is shipping his house
hold goods to Minneapolis where he
will take up his residence,
John Welch, a former member of Co.
G. and who was in the employ of the
Northern Pacific in this city last sum
mer, is reported as having been acct
dentally killed at Butte, Mont.
J. M Smith was brought before
Judge Tibbils today for jumping a
board bill. The defendant was adjudged
guilty and committed to Jail for ten
days. R. R. Marsh was the complain
| ant. e. .-
The owners of the steamer Expan-
sion. built at this port last year, expect
to do some freighting between Fort
Yates and Everett, S. D., in connection
with the c., M. & St. P. road-also be-
tween Everett and Bismarck. 49,
There is that loo tea given by the
ladies Of the Episcopal guild next
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Jewell on Second street-it will
be well not to forget. There will be
4 short but interesting entertainment
program.
C.A.G Burton shipped to Los Angeles.
Cal the household goods belonging
to g. ]. Fife1d, who went to California
last summer. Mr. Ftield is doing a
partnership business with 4. u. Clark
at Los Angeles under the firm name Of
the California Wrecking Co.
Capt. John Bloodgood Is in the city
and says that new fittings, the delay
in arrival Of which hare detained the
Expansion, have arrived and that the
new boat will be making regular trips
IN Q day Or SO. The propeller ID to be
fitted with sprcekets and chains.
Chas. Beaver, Clyde Townsend and
Geo. Higgins, who went to Fort Yates
last week to enlist, went west Satur-