Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-13

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guuagaa Haaung returned today fralmal
Fargo
EEather glements returns tonight
from 1ls Little Heart
a !. baby q /: b Il arrived e y a Il The ii home 4
M VA: ana p4d$ Ms, W 'aaafls 20 H # recently.
Mn; q 4 4. Abbott returned on this
afhferannoo E1'sst train from rom 4 trip n &, Mon
tanna. 5 l MAJ
"a Auditor apaHtagr Walker % The Washbnrn
road has I returned from trim to James.
town y & \. sas #}3
Miss Kate Thomas left this noon
far tt b eeWWest and will visit friends in
Montana. ss
p. N: Getehell went out to Dickin-.
son today TO take in the close OF the
ttopaarna
Miss Lucille Dahl is entertaining
hen little ttls friends at a birthday party,
this afternoon. .|3@ ".
Miss Alldy1tla Ward returned today
from n i i I AZ where here ahs has le & Mt
tending college. s#@ 4
Harry Cornwall of jamestown, dep
uty revenue collector was among the
guests ia the city today.
There will be no. church In the Epis-
copal church next Sunday owing to
the absence Of Rev. Joss.
George =. ToWnes OF Buffalo was a
west bound passenger on the noon
train an route to Dickinson.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hall Of st. Paul came in
on the oon train today to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. T. Patterson.
Dr.. Porter, MIR. and Mrs. P. c. Rem
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell re-
turned from Dickinson this afternoon.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies
Benevolent Aid Society will be held
at the residence of Mrs. Dunn Friday
afternoon, June 18th.
Col. George E. Pond, chief quarter-
master, came in from ST. Paul today
to look over the work being done, on
the site OF Fort Lincoln.
F. A. Simmons of Minneapolis has
been in the city for several days look
ing up some matters Of tax ~cehtihcates
that he bought several years 4Ago.
The correspondent of the Jamestown
Capital at Dickinson evidently got
near the bungstarter early, for he says
all kinds Of amusement is "on tap"
Frank Gilbreath, son OF w. C. Gil.
breath, was In the city yesterday He
is a recent graduate from a dental col.
Iege and will soon begin the practice
Of his profession.
Captain Moffet's examination for ap;
pointment to the regular service is
completed but he will not know The
result until the military board passes
upon his examinations.
About forty landseekers went north
today to look ver the lands in the
Washburn belt. Sales have greatly
increased since the recent heavy rains
land the improved crop prospect.
A force of men is at work on the
new spur to the fort, from the North
fern Pacific tracks. They are camped
near the. penitentiary and are at work
now on one of the heaviest fills on The
spur. Il
Tomorrow, june ID, ST. Mary
. school closes The pupils will receivs
. their reports, and their work will b.
exhibited at the the school ~ Monday
y 5RReyy. q. Clements will have a picnic
for the children.
J The Northern Pacific road today flet
in the local land office a list Of selec
!, tions aggregating 2S3 81 rs acres, "
ing in Bowman and Hettinger coun.
ties, and the filing fees paid to tn
I local office were $4,000. y
Commissioners WEIGH and SWEET AM
! Surveyor Harold are laying out = roat
! southeast of the city this. afternoon
taking the place Of that part Of th'
highway given the Northern Pacid
for % q q spur 70 the post.
Ths#Wilton and Lehigh mines wer,
bidders for the coal contract at til
asylum. The board rejected all bid
because deemed Too high for the hes