Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-29
The CITY
sour lives are liken unto feathers;
Loosely scattered to the blast,
Impelled forward, ,f5insE m~G
Vaulting upward, >:,.,,.

, Loosely scattered to the blast,
; Impelled forward ,T58y:E pa
Vaulting upward, ,.,,,,.
Each one finds the earth at last.'
No MORE stamps on checks after to-
day. - 4, vs.
J.G. Halland returned east this after
noo A. ~
Sheriff Bogue returned today from a
trip to jamestown and Devils Lake.
! ia McDougall and B. W. Shaw
came over from Mandan this afternoon.
Eugene D. Case OF the .Washburn
Land company, went east this after
noon. KS ~ EFsz "
Rev. Durrie will preach at the Pres
byterian. church in Mandan tomorrow
evening. r#$ ~ gFFsS,> %4f4s: 5ss.. # -
Charley Wachter leaves tonight for
his old home in Germany to be absent
until Sept. ]. ss~. a"% -, asr>r
Mrs Briggs and Miss Bessie took in
the opening ofsthe new opera house in
Mandan last night. 90
The state university at Grand Forks
will advertise for the years supply of
Ignite coal next month. ..s<a&% Z =
Regular drill of Company A, also an
election OF captain, vice W. P. Moffet,
resigned, on Monday evening, July i.
The wedding of Miss Chattie Ais
house, sister of Tom, and John l..
George, took place at Steele this week.
g e. Crum in from Sterling today
and reports plenty of rain out his way
and good stands of. grain everywhere.
Attorney Stanley came in on the noon
train from Steele to look after some
legal business before Judge Winches-
faIrs sss*Sl} {2st& ! ,fbs f-@T*-E y az a4E
Frank Hughes left last night for
Minneapolis, Charles Foster has re-
summed charge OF the the ss~ electric q light
plant 81 ma
Church OF st. George, Rev, A@A.
joss, rector. Morning service at
1O:45; Sunday school at n O'Clock. No;
evening service. !! !.
Assistant State Examiner w. A. Dill
Ion checked up County Treasurer Fal-i
conea's books today and found every
thing il good shape. >. q s,.'& ,.s T. ~ =.
General e. A. Williams yesterday re-
turned from Freeport, Ill, accompanied
by his daughters who have been at
tending school there. ; /!
Charles Kupitz returned from a trip!
through Emmons county along the.
stage line and reports fine crops and
good prospects everywhere.
P. HIealy OF Minneapolis and Gil
B. Healy Of Sioux City arrived in the
city to attend the funeral OF their
brother, Anderson Healy today.
mrs. R, i. Guernsey passed through
the city yesterday afternoon Fl. route
toaNew York to. visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Guernsey are now lotcatedSs5at lewiston
Idaho. N s#s 81. AL $@ 'ss 4
Mandan hopes to have 81 successor I'd
Rev. N. ". Kratz in q few weeks;
Until his arrival Rev. As Durrie viii
occupy the pulp,it of the Mandan Press
byterian church on Sunday evenings.
Rev. Nc. r. Burns presiding elder Of
the Jamestown dtstrict, will preach ia
the Methodist church Sunday morning
and Rev. 3. Z. Robertson, D. D, pres
Eident of RsRs Y. university, In the
evening. R
Bids for constructing the new build
ings at Fort Lincoln will be received
until July 30 at the ofice D thecons
STRUGGLING quartermaster, Bismarck,
where the plans and specifications may
be seen.
an the Presbyterian church Rev. "A.
nnrrie will speak Ia the morning on
Under the snrface. Sunday school
after tic morning hoi,rs Senior q. ..