Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-01
THE CITY

trip to Mercer county.
Auditor E. S. Foley Of Medora is a
guest in the city today.
Meeting of teachers at high school
Saturday morning at 9 a. m.
Mrs. M. L.. Parker and children were
in the city last night from Fort Yates.
F. V. Barnes was called to Mime
apolis on business and left on this
afternoons train.
Miss Willetta Wheat left this after
noon for Cairo, Mich, to be absent
about thirty days.
Russ Marsh is still confined to his
bed with serious stomach trouble and
other complications.
Sheriff Moody of Richland county
brought in a couple of prisoners for
the penitentiary today.
Mrs. Ray Conklin, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Fred Conklin, left for
Jamestown this afternoon.
Messrs. Beattie and Hartmeyer let
for the east last night, after a pleasant
week spent in this vicinity.
Governor and Mrs. White are driving
a handsome bay stopper, brought UP
from the Barnes county farm.
Governor White returned today from
Barnes county. where he has been
looking after his farm interests.
The band will give a street concert
on the corner of Fourth and Main
streets at s o'clock this evening.
Rev. Father Shells, a cousin of FIR.
Clemens, arrived on the TO- train
and is the guest of Father Clemens.
There will be a ball game at Mandan
Sunday. Special train leaves Bis
marck at 2:3O p. m. returning at Z
p. m.
Miss Julia Davis, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. c. w Waggoner, returned
to her home at North Yakima on the
noon train.
Walter C. Ohr, formerly with the N.
P. Express company at this point, is
now express agent at Livingstone
substantial promotion.
Superintendent Dunn will hold an
other teachers meeting at the high
school building Saturday morning. A
good attendance is expected.
Bismarck visitors recently registered
at the Pan-American exposition are
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Turner, James
: Staley, Bertha Staley and Mrs. VIM,
Laist.
e. A. Lamb came down from Wilton
with a party of landseekers this after
noon. Some 1000 acres of land north
of Washburn was purchased by mem
bers of the party,
General E. A. Williams returned to-
day from the Fort Buford reservation
where surveying is in progress. He
reports a fine and growing country uI
that way. many new settlers, and pros
porous times generally.
Attorney General Comstock came in
on the 400 train from Minnewaukan
He says harvesting will not begin fol
a week or ten days in Benson county
Crops look fine. and there has been nc
damage either from hail or hot winds
Rev. A. Durrie leaves tonight to at
tend the meeting of the committee on
extension of the Grand Lodge of the
} Ancient Order of United Workmen Of
which committee he is a member. The
committee holds it's session in Fargo
The case to have come up before
Justice Tibbils this afternoon was
postponed until the arrival of States
} Attorney Allen, who was expected to.
} day but did not arrive. Saturday at :
o'clock has been set for the hearing
. of the case.
, J.. A.. McDougall of Mandan was 6
home bound passenger today. He has
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for the construction work at Fort Lin.
coin. The bids have been Forwarded
to the department at Washington
: where the matter will be disposed of
Senator Judson LaMoure came in or
the noon train from Pembina- He has
! been fishing up at Bemiji and reports
good sport. He will remain in the city
for several days as he is interested in
some matters to come before the state
board of equalization, which meets
August G..
The meeting of the state board Oh
pardons which was set for tomorrow
has been postponed until September
The principal matter of interest is the
application for the pardon Of William
Law Of Mayville, although there are