Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-15
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Major Edwards returned Fargo
this afternoon.
Mrs. CConzSslin returned this. afternoon
from Dickinson.
Dr..Bodenstab OF New Salem was ID
1.-THE city this morning.
Secretary Getchell returned from
Dickinson this afternoon. S
Y. a. Dillon left this afternoon for
Valley City on official business.
General and Mrs. Hughes returned
this afternoonfrom Dickinson.
Attorney General Comstock came in
onth noon train from the east.
Heavy and continuous rains today,
after half anincho Of rainfall last night.
Mrs. Y. J. Arnold Of New, Hampton,
Iowa, IS visiting with Mrs. Martha
wheeler. u II
Indians on the Standing Rock res
ervation want to organize a militia
company.
Miss Susie KershaW Of Grafton is
visiting in the city with Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Woods.
Builders + putting the roof joists
and planking at the west end Of til
depot building.
The gun club shoot last night was
one of the best of the season and many
good scores were made.
Mrs. Dan Williams has gone east
and will make a trip to Buffalo and the
Fan-Americanf exposition.
Judge Winchester returned last
night from Oliver county where he
has been holding a term of court.
M H. Jewell and R. D. Hoskins left
this afternoon for New gainesville,
EMinn., for a brief fishing excursion.
Mrs. Twichell accompanied Sheriff
Twichell up from Fargo and visited
today with Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Cook.
There was another heavy rain last
night, and June is making a record for
itself in the matter. Of precipitation.
Miss Laura, Sanderson Of this city
is. the guest this week of her sister
Anzonetta Sanderson of Valley City.
Preparations are being made among
the Standing Rock Indians for a gen
era1 celebration Of the Fourth of July.
H. r. Lyon OF Mandan was an east
bound passenger last evening, en-
route to Faribault where his son is at
tending college.
Last nights limited bore: away an
other crowd Of visitors from Dickinson
and that city is .resuming it's normal
appearance today. .&
School. election takes place in the
city next Tuesday, to elect two mem
Ebers Of the board to succeed Messrs
HtHare and Nicholson. b
The cattlemen will meet at MandaI
Enext week and Doc Treacy promises
ito be there and show them slides Of
~cattle scab, lice and other pests
The Gus Sun railroad shows came il
last night and. are caEaped near tht
Elevators where they give their. per
formance this afternoon and this even,
ing. s5 $&
". IS. Casselman is among the guests
/ int city today. He has left Thu
Unemployment Of the Vidger compan.
lard is on$ the road for a tea and coffe.
house. WI
The balance OF the tournament con
tingem arrived this afternoon from
that city, including a number 9
through passengers, who have stasid u
the finish,
Stockmen are jubilant over the con
tinued rainfall through the western
part Of tthe state. They say$it mean
1.-THE saving Of thousands Of dollars +
the catt1ennen. @
If YOU see the Gus Sun shows 70
Twill be highly entertained and great
pleased. They cater especially to til
ladiesand children. Everything moro
. and5o q high class nature--tonight.
Superintendent Moore. returned las
night from Steele where heShas cor
Quoted the teachers institute for tl
: past week. He reports s~t1ecessfr
< meeting with about twenty teacher
Hin attendance. S#S
? Postal Clerk Frank shipley was II
= first man to- inform the authorities I
8 the whereabouts of JoeBassane11a,#th
q Grand Forks murderer, and the jim
$town Capital thinks he ought to com
In for q share Of the reward.
The Gus Sun minstrels are havIinl