Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-22
THE CITY


There will be a band rehearsal at the
hall tonight.
William Dieball was in the CITY
from Hebron yesterday.
William Gribble and family have
gone to Julietta, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lamb are in the
city today from Washburn.
Farmers are taking out. binders an
preparing to begin harvest.
T. H. Poole assumed his duties today
in the state land department.
Commissioner Mcdonald is in the
city from Emmons county today.
Col. Creel has gone to Dickinson to
inspect the militia company there.
The Northern Pacific is sending cat
tie cars west for stock shipments.
The Misses Davidson returned yes
terday from their trip to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugald Campbell and
the baby have returned to the ranch.
Pat McHugh will operate the street
sprinkler for the balance of the sea-
son
Miss Frances Hare returned yester-
day afternoon from their trip through
Montana.
j. J. Gokey, Dawson's game warden
and all around sportsman, is in the
city today.
Miss Julia Davis of North Yakima.
Wash, is visiting with Mrs. c. w,
Waggoner. ....
B. P. Tilden has returned from a, va.
cation Of several weeks, passed a,
Jamestown.
Otto Grethren of Washburn is in the
city today, looking after some LAND
office business.
The street sprinkler resumed service
this morning, much to the relief Of E
dusty populace.
Henry Tatley is at Cannonball today
looking after some horses he Dur
chased recently.
Alexander Mckenzie left yesterda,
afternoon for st. Paul to look afte,
some business there.
|. Today is another record breaker
The official temperature is 1O1-the
hottest day of the season.
Mrs. Gilbreath, wife Of Insurance
Commissioner Gilbreath, is visiting al
her old home in Illinois.
Judge Winchester has returned from
jamestown where he heard several
cases for Judge Glaspell.
s. Parker of LaMoure has a position
as clerk in the office of the state super.
intendent of public instruction.
The pe%nitentiary harvest will begir
In a day Or so. Oats and some othe,
early crops are nearly ready for cut.
ting.
w. G. Croker, one of the vel.
known educators of the southern par
OF. the state, is in the city today from
Lisbon.
The minstrel performance advertised
for tonight has been postponed for two
weeks. See announcement in another
column.
Company A viii drill on Tuesda,
evening, July %, instead of Monda,
evening. All members are requested
to be present. 49,. =,
AL Shier has returned from Yellow,
stone Park, where he has been fo1
some time in the employ Of one of thu
stage companies.
The Thompson house is being refttet
and renovated and will be opened b,
T. j.. Woodmansee in the near futur,
as a boarding house. =.
The Northern Pacific is arranging t.
rum a t~ri-weekly fruit express, to brint
fruit from the Pacific coast in refrig
orators in the least possible time t.
the eastern market.
E. G. Washbhrn, general manager o
the IWashburn road, left this mornins
for the north. He will look over th'
country west of the river and fix on 10
cations for elevators. II
The Glencoe team played with a pick
up nine Saturday afternoon, and wol
by a score Old to 3 in seven innings
The boys were disappointed that the:
could not meet the regulars.
Henry RichhoIt: There was a goo,
rain this morning al Naughton, aroun,
Mike VOLTS place and near McGar
veys the road was muddy and TIL
rainfall had been pretty. heavy.
Governor White me with the reform
school board at Mandan and visite