Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-21
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lung IN the city for aafeW days.
&. Hood has been appointed road
oveesrtseer il place Of Frank Durrett
There al quarter. Of an inch Of
rainfall last night and this morning.
Another shower last night and the
rainfall has continued at intervals
during the day.
Secretary Getchell returned today
from ValIey City where he has been
for several days. r
Bismarck will celebrate the Fourth
and a special train will likely ruRsson
the Washburn road. II 4 8
Miss Ethel Crr1lm Of Mckenzie has
returned from Virginia, Ill, where she
has been attending school.
Henry Z. Reade has been summoned
to serve as petit juror il United States
court Drl1t at It Devils Lake July 2
Judge Bowen is recovering from, his.
recent accident. His arm Is knitting
but he Is still somewhat lame from
bruises. %E i @# #
Mrs. Dan Williams is visiting in
Brocton, N. Y, and sends for the T1rib-
une to keep in touch with her Bismarck
friends. !. &%% 4. = s* i.
The members Of the Bpworth League,
will give an ice cream, and cake social
next Thursday night in the court
house yard. "<i
Elliott Barnes: Yes, the operation
for appendicitis seems. to have been
entirely successful. I am feeling as
fwell as ever. ~ %,T
After the militia drill at the Athen-
cum tonight a dance will be given.
Tickets % cents for gentlemen. No
extra charge for. ladies. .~ !.
Mrs. Cyrus Thompson, who is re-
membered by many old residents of
the city, was an east bound passenger
on this afternoons train.
Oscar Backman was a recent Trib-
une caller. He is now at Wilton and
reports the crops in excellent cocndi-
ton in the Ecklund district.
M. H. Burton was III from Sterling
Yesterday and reports the crops in
that section in good shape and the
cattle in unusually good condition.
Mrs. A. Briggs and daughter have
returned from Minneapolis as far as
Fargo, where Mrs. Briggs attended The
meeting Of the grand chapter, o: E. s.
Seekers for bargains in dry goods
millinery and ladies. shoes will: find
'em, at Lucas & O'Hara's tomorrow, n, as
will be cen by their advertisement in
this issue.
John Alfred Johnson of Painted
Woods was a Tribune caller today and
brings the usual reports Of excellent
crops. He says the rain is. worth i've
bushels to the acre to his wheat crop carcl.
Allan Osborne drove down this after.
noon from Washburn and Coal Har.
Dor. He is now with the Cornplantel
Oil company and Is doing good bus sd
mess. He will put in a carload Ii
this city for safe 49, ~ NJ
AT 4 meeting Of tie Yesomenn last
night the following officers were
elected lLe,ct d. Frank j. Mason, foreman;
Harry Lee, correspondent, and j. r
Jackson g, N. Of 4. TIE installation
will be held July IS. Mt ar
onslow Whitford came anne il on .thtls
noon train to visit with friends here
He is located at Washington, D. c., en-,
gagged III the wholesale Butter and egg
business, He has not been ii BIS.
| marck ID nine years. a
CHIEF OF Police Ritc.1hiie;: / have
c~ollected all pom tax. due, except Sc, ,ant
! expended It on the streets and cross
! ings. That is all the money we halYl,
I had 4 I think we have done fairl,
well with what we have had TO dc with
Joe Bassanella, who was recent,
! brought to the ppenitseantiiaryy, to serv.
4 sentence for murder, ananlly ad
t mrlitted before he 1eft the Grand Forks
county jail that he stole Mayor Din:
1 MES horse the night he escaped. Being
sentenced for murder for life, thhuesr,
! was no danger Of his getting an addi
tiona1 sentence Tor horse stealing
{ ". s. Trriplets dS Teller. says III,
farmers u this section have tbs
learned how to- farm and those wht
have profted byy experience are Adv
al right and will do well in the future
He declares that nor money can ),
1 made ONO acres well farmsd than 81
100 acres not properly attended q