Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-30
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Mrs. J. D. Gruber came over from
Mandan this afternoon.
DR.. R. c. Thompson of Lestowel,
Ont, is at the Grand Pacific. +
, Frank v. Barnes was an arrival from
Minneapolis on the noon train.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bourgeois.
John Hanchett Of Harvey, brother
of Mrs. c. M. Dahl, spent the day in
the city.
c. l.. Zimmerman and G. P. Thurs
ton of Mandan were guests in the city
last evening.
r. H. Baldwin was a guest in the
city this morning, going to Mandan on
the noon train.
John Ross and family were in the
city from Menoken yesterday, return
ing this morning.
Mrs. Frances Mosher of jamestown
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. e. S.
Miller in the city.
Secretary Getchell drove back over
land from Valley City with Governor
Whites driving horse.
Mayor Macomber was down from
Wilton last night, with A. G. Dixon,
superintendent of mines.
l.. D. McMunn was in from Andrews
yesterday and reports stockmen MAX
ing hay while the sun shines.
Mrs. A. N. Leslie went down on the
afternoon train to visit for a few days
with MI. and Mrs. True Waldorf.
Miss Margaret Mitcheson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
Graham, left on the noon train for
Glendive.
|: Chief Of Police Ritchey would like
information relative to Henry Bailey,
formerly of this city, who came here
from Poland Springs.
George A. Hughes of Dickinson was
a passenger on the noon train, return
ing from an outing at Lake Mime
tonka to his business at Dickinson.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give an ice cream social next
Thursday evening at the Sisters
school grounds. All are cordially in
vited.s
Prof. Crawford of Dickinson finished
up his summer school at jamestown
and then went to Kansas City to buy
cattle to put on his ranch near Dick
inson.
James Kennedy got a carload of
horses from Henry Tatley and took
them east last night. Bismarck is be-
coming a horse market-those who
want good draft horses come here.
Captain S. H. Newcomer has for
warded his resignation as captain OF
Company A of this city to Col. Peake.
His work out Of the city renders ii
necessary for him to take this step.
Mrs. s. H. Scott, Mrs. W. G. Rowland
and children and Mrs. TIP. Davis were
a party of Bismarckers who left on the
noon train today for Seattle and Pa
cific coast points for a sightseeing
tour.
Steele and Napoleon played ball Sat-
urday for a large purse, the jamestown
battery being employed by Steele,
Steele Won by a score of Z to 2. Re-
turn game will be played at Napoleon
August 10 for a 5000 purse.
Steve Hughson is in the city today.
He is just recovering from an accident
several weeks ago, in which his ankle
was broken and sprained. He is able
now to be out or orutches, but finds
walking pretty difficult vet.
Large focks of snipe, gulls and wild
DUCKS are to D e at every pond
these days. Hunting will be good
this fall owing to the abundance of
water. Prairie chickens are over half
grown and promise to be plenty.
S. III. Newcomer met with an aeci-
dent at Wilton yesterday while coup
ling cars. His left forefnger was
pretty badly smashed between the
bumpers and the end Of it taken off.
He will be of duty for day or SO.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rawlings expect
to leave next week for an eastern trip.
They will 60 to Milwaukee, where the
doctor will attend the dentists con
vention, and from there to Buffalo to
take In the Pan-American exposition.
3: H. Wilson is spending a few in
the city from the ranch. He reports
haying begun, and he has q 8 Of
eight men at work. : They have al
ready put up about 300 tons and will
EDut M LOCO tons before they finish. if