Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-27
THE CRY

FRANK Donnelly came in from Fargo
today.
Charley Crum came in today from
Mckenzie.
Col. Pond came in on the noon train
to look owe the work at Fort Lincoln.
J. I. Roop and W. M. Matthews of
Braddock are guests in the city today.
The Basket Ball club entertained
friends at a dance at their hall last night.
The Steele Ozone reports E. H. Will
son there looking for men to help make
hay. r~'
The cool, wet weather has delayed
haying somewhat, but is of great benefit
to grain.
Dennis Tobin of Mandan has a posi-
ton with the Washburn road out of
Bismarck.
Phil Harvey is in from the farm, get
ting some materials for harvest soon to
commence,
Rev. Durrie goes to Sterling for the
Sunday evening preaching in the Pres
byterian church. : ~ 49,;
Members of the minstrel troupe will
meet at the Atheneum for rehearsal at
$50 sharp tonight. r.
Steele and Napoleon play ball today
for a purse of 5000. Steele has engaged
the jamestown battery.
Fred Gilbert is visiting friends in the
city, coming from the coast, where he
has been for some time.
Rev. Swelander will preach in the
Methodist church morning and evening.
Rev. Anderson goes to Wilton.
Miss Morrison, who is assisting at the
summer school at Mandan, spent last
evening with friends in the city.
Frank Paris is in from the farm today,
and brings the usual reports of good
crops and approaching harvest.
Mrs. Clabaugh, wife of Editor Cla-
baugh Of the Paramount News, is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown. =
Church of st. George, Rev. A. A. Joss.
Morning service at 1O:45. Sunday school
at II o'clock. No evening service.
Miss Fanny Slattery, Mrs. Clara Ullum
and Miss Lulu Satterlund have been at
tending sessions Of the summer school
at Mandan.
Tom Allshouse had a close call from
heat prostration while at work on the
grade, and is under the care of DR.. Lang
horst at Steele.
Governor Miller stopped at Jamestown
and told 'em what good prospects for a
crop there are on the Missouri slope and
west of the river.
Captain Baker has placed an order
with the Dickinson Brick company for
10000 brick to be used in his sewer con-
tract at the Fort.
DIR. Fred B. Strauss is putting in part
of the summer on the ranch, recuperat-
ing for q course of hospital work and
practice this fall.
AID. Cordner is in from Sterling, hav-
ing recently returned from Devils Lake,
where he was'a member Of the United
States grand jury. Il
Auditor Walker of the Washburn road
returned today from the north, where he.
has been this week looking after bust
ness for the railroad company, 49,
Late garden truck is coming in from
local truck gardeners to city markets.
Sweet corn, beets, carrots andother yege-
tables-all Of first class quality--good
growth. s#
The state land department has pre-
pared lists Of school lands to. advertise.
for sale. Sales will soon be advertised
in Sargent, Steele, Grand Forks, Cass,
Barnes, Walsh and Pembina counties.
Attorney Todd Of Wabash City, Ind,
was in the city yesterday. He desired to.
locate il Dickinson, but found he had.
not practiced long enough in his own
state to be admitted to practice here,
and ~ be returned east on the afternoon.
train. Il M 81 &
The people Of the city are promised Al
fine treat il the readings and recita-
ltions Of Edward H Frye, the noted
novelist. whe will be I'D the city. at the.
Presbyterian church, on the evening 81
August 7. His selections on that occa-