Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10
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J q Halland came ii from the east
Of. the no6n train.
State Superintendent Devine went
down the road last evening.
Col. Peake q Valley City was among
the guests il the city last night.
Governor White went down to Val
ley City yesterday afternoon and re-
turned today.
Father Clemens returned this morn
ing from Glen Ullin where he has been
visiting Fir. Ambrose.
Blk. skeels Of Mandan was a visitor
il. the city last evening, the guest OF
his father, NJ. P. Skeels.a
The young folks Of st. Mary,s church
are preparing for an entertainment to
be given the latter part Of May.
Attorneys G.. H. Stanley and j. w.
Walker and ". +. Foye Of Steele came.
in on the noon train from the east.
copy OF the Seattle P~ost-Intelli-
.gencer Announces the birth Of a daugh-
ter to MI. and Mrs. Harry Bringhurst,
May 6. zE
There was a thunderstorm and high
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wind last night and the weather took
a turn for the colder today. Light
frosts are predicted tonight,
The Fargo Edison company, gets the
new contract for lighting the streets
al Fargo, the old contract having been
declared illegal by the supreme court.
Regular meeting Capital City Lodge,
l.. o. o. F. at 8 O'Clock in Workmen.
hall. Nicholson Rebekah lodge at s
o'clock tomorrow evening, same hal.
States Attorney Allen returned today
from Newark, N. j., after a visit of
several weeks in the east. He returns
much improved in health and is being
greeted by friends. q "
Rev. Archibald Durrie returned last
night on the Limited, after a four
weeks absence of visit, friendship and
business, and will preach in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning
Prot. White of Tennessee College
lH 90. ga. -.
came in last night and was the guest
Of Rev. Joss this morning, proceeding
west on the moor train. He is making
a trip through the west.
The local G. A. R. post is making
preparations for the observance of
Memorial day. The orator of the day
has not yet been agreed upon, but the
day will be observed in the usual
proper manner .,- : .
Today is Arbor Day. \ It is to be re-
GREETED that weather conditions are
SO unpleasant as not to lead to much
out door work. Dust is flying driven
b., a high wind. Much of the tree
planting in the city has been done al
ready. 4 u.
Will Webb has returned, from his
trip to the reform schools of the north
west to look into matters arising in
connection with the proposed building
of school at Mandan. He reports a
pleasant trip, and plenty Of light on
the reform school question. r. ~ Us
DIR. Marion Mead of Minneapolis, for
many years superintendent of the
Northwestern hospital, has taken a
special course in eye and ear work and
is now practicing that branch of her
(profession, at Minneapolis. Her Bis
marck friends will wish her unbounded
success. ~ 49,, ,
Horse thieves are reported active
along the Missouri slope and several
r%anchnmen report missing animals.
Burleigh and Kidder county will offer
rewards for the arrest and conviction
OF horse thieves and a determined eff
fort will be made ITO make it too warm
for offenders to continue the business.
A grievance committee from the rail
road conductors on the line of the
Northern Pacific are in session at St
Paul, considering a number Of things
which are not satisfactory to them. 1t
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is understood that one Of the subjects
under discussion is the system in vogue
on the Northern Pacific Of checking ug
trains at terminals by the use Of ticket
exchangers. conductors have
frequently claimed that the employ
ment Of ticket exchanggers was an i'm.
putation against their ability, if moi
their honesty.
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Germs Of Disease should be prompt
ls expelled from the blood. Thissis d
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