Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-24
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Frank Mason lost his hunting dog by:
poisoning.
a water meter is to be put in at the
Northwest hotel. .%t
I s. NJ. Pye went north on a business
trip this morning.
Uncle George Watson took a vaca-.
ton today and went to Wilton.
Commissioners SWEET and WEIGH
went north on the morning train.
DR.. G. G.. Forbes returned from St..
Paul last night on his return to Wash
burn. d. ,.4n$
Palladium" means protection, safe
guard, security-what more could be
asked? J.. s. r. r.
Secretary Porter came in from a trip
to Duluth and st. Paul on last nights
train. "
Father Clemens is holding services at
Turtle Lake and other points in Mclean
county this week.
Joseph Hare is storing a lot Of new
machinery in the west store room o.
the Dakota block.
Wheat is coming UP in several early
sown fields along the Washburn road
in Burleigh county, -
VIM. Webb, jr., is having some new
heating apparatus installed in his
home on Fifth street.
The ladies OF the Episcopal guild
will meet tomorrow (Thursday) with
Mrs. Joss at the rectory.
George Gussner is having the second
story Of his Main street building par
titioned off into rooms.
The gymnasium will be open to the
school boys Thursday afternoon, from 4
to 6. Admission 10 cents.
S. J. Bestager, assistant engineer for
the N. p, is in the city looking over
the work of the new depot.
Proprietor Charlebois Of the hotel
at Washbalrn spent last night in the
city and went north this morning.
The Oddfellows will have the entire
third floor Of the Bismarck bank block
for their celebration on Friday the
Goth.
The train for Wilton today carried
five cars Of new material for construc
tion on the road and a party Of sur
voyors.
P. e. Hallum OF A~bercrombie ar
rived, last night and will engage in the
hardware and furniture business at
Wilton. Nv
John Bloodgood Of New Salem is in
the city. He says he expects to have
the steamer Expansion in the river in a
few days. ......,
Edgar L. Hills of Jefferson, O., in
sector for the general land Office. is in
speeding the local U. S. land and survey
or generals offices.
E. N. Henneger went to the coast last
night. A farewell party was given
him by his friends at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. D%onnelly.
The surrounding country seems to be
getting a pretty thorough scorching as
at night prairie fires can be seen in
Yearly any direction.
The school lands offered for lease in
Mclean county brought a good figure,
One quarter on the bottom near Falcon
or brought s74 per year.
Governor White returned to the
capital from seeding operations in
Barnes county last night. Mrs. White
remained in Valley City.
Mrs. Lewis and son Burbank lett OF
last nights train for Tacoma. Mrs
Lewis does not expect to reside per-
n,anently On the Pacific coast.
A large pane OF glass was smashed
out of the barber shop on the corner
| of Main and Fourth streets last night
and there were some court proceedings
this morning.
H. H. Fluk was in the city last night
ca route to Washburn. He has just
returned from ST. Paul where he pur.
chased some new carriages for his liv.
cry stable at Washburn.
The A. o. U. w. and Degree OF
Honor had q social session last night
at their hall in the Bismarck bank
block. - The hall adjoining was en-
gagM forss ths 5ccasiah ana dance
ssn A very pleasant eveniHhs was
hibyed by Workmen ana their fam.
ilies.s ~ $ .5s54ky,s9i %n, 81 Vi Sss5gt
Wm: Jones Is putting I'M ccotnplete
hath room lfor /. ] Jacknaah III his
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