Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-06
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I - : $50 03AAAn a1o 5oAIS SdaGEIO q 4Y1sAIt
cfstWo weeks with friends. ysss
Superintendent Wilson 81 the II. P.
came q in on8the noon train today
The Misses Tillden Of jamestown are
visiting with friends in The, city.
Wells Lounsberry was a west bound
messenger today enroute to Mandan.
Rev. a Durrie will preach Sunday:
evening at Mandan i'll the $Presbyter-.
Ian church. 4
.Ghtu,rchssof st. George,R Rev. A. A.Joss,
rector. Morning service at 1O:45. No
evening service. Sunday school at IL
o'clock.
s$AA4fnihe5poun girl arrived at the home
OF Mn. and Mrs: Angus Mcdonald we'd
.nesday night both mother ana child
doing nicely.
MIR. and MRS.. d. McGahan left yes
;terday afternoon for Devils Lake to.
look after private business and take
C~hautauqua. %%s
Mrs. W. "A. Dillon, being the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. I, e. Lewis at Grand
Forks for a few days, was given a re-:
ception Wednesday. &
Engineer Darling of the Northern,
Pacific went west today to look after
the work Of repairing the damage done
sbysWashouts in the west.
All Interested in the Forthcoming
minstrel performance are requested to.
meet with 3. H. Walker, at his resi-
tdlence at58o'clock sharp this evening.
There were over 200 persons at the
+. Q. Q. #. Installation last night.
Harry Lee was Installed as secretary
and 3. Pierce treasurer. ban ban
Duet and dance followed installation.
John Backman: The crops are look
ing fine up id u country and unless
we have hail well have aybumnper crop.
by the way, 4 am agent for the Plano
reaper now and it is the machine for
the farmer. $ f@ s. .S.
Editor Fred AplinAof Lisbon was a
west bound passenger on the noon
train today en- route to the coast,
where his wife has been visiting for
some time. He expects to be absent
about three weeks. VI
Captain W. P. Moffet has received
his commission ais first lieutenant in
the regular army. He received word
that he had passed q first class examin--
alton on his recent trip east. The
captains friends are extending con-
gg%rataulations. g
In the Presbyterian church: Rev. AZ.
Durrie will at the morning hour adj
minister the sacraments. Sunday
school after the morning hour. Senior
3G.@E. at p M, subject, Religion
and Patriotism" No other service:
All welcomed. \
Rev. Marcus v. Kratz, who has been
minister at the Presbyterian church at
Mandan and who resigned because of
nervous tension and overWork, writes
that he Is better and expects to go to
EBuffaIo, but that the physician advises
d cessation Of pastoral work until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bea1 are in the
tLzEt 10 ~ tFt II" Ltf[ha ETsttETL
city today. having come up to attend
the installation services 81 the Odd
fellows last John saysh his
Wwheatis recovering from the efffeets of
the hail, and locks as though II would
ylsldd heavily, notwithstanding the set
back. " u
Fifteen ar twenty italian laborers
came il en the loon train today to
Workon the sewer contracts at Fort
Lincoln. The men were engaged by
Captain Baker On his recent trip eaat.
has Observation-Disclosures Matte to obtain
laborers for the work, as idle men who
want III work are few.
Twelve teachers attended the first
teachers meeting his morning. CON
dueted byS Superintendent Dunn at the
High school building. she was as
sisted bythe Misses Kupitz and Ward,
and an hour was devoted to reading,
mathematics and mature study with
water colors. It y planned q hold 4
meeting each month.
The committees Ii chargesof the post
pened fireworks display and Fourth
of July program has been unable 10
communicate with WashburIi to make
arrangements Tor the bali game be-
cause DC q break an the telephone line,
and is consequently unable vet to as
defnite date Tor holding the display.
They hope 70 be able to make defln-
iteannourcemene Monday
Dhskinson Press Surveyor John
Bowen od Bismarck, who recently suf-
tered che fracture of an arm, has been
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