Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-13
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Baron Won steiger is# down from
Falconer. N 81
Miss Maud Brunton has gone east
for a trip.
Inspection Of Co. a, Saturday, July
20, at 4 p. m. & 5 IS 5
Rev. A. Durrie breaches at Sterling
on Sunday evening. MI
Auditor Walker. returned on the
noon train from Minneapolis.
Don't forget the drill and dance at
Co. A quarters this evening. Y u
Col. Pond come in on the noon train
to look after the work being done at
the post. n
Lieutenant Moffet has taken his
oath and is now a lieutenant in Uncle
Sans service.
States Attorney Denniston was
among the guests in the city this
morning from Medora.2
Fred Carstens was in from the farm
this morning and says the hot weather
is making things grow better than
ever. -. 49, -.
Special Agent Swearinger went to
Washburn yesterday and is expected
today. He went up to look after a
pension claim.
Church of St. George, Rev. A. A.
Joss, pastor. Morning service at
10:45; Sunday school at u o'clock.
No evening service. ,
An expert came in from the east to-
day to open the First National bank
safe, (which has been bucking for a
couple of days and refuses to open.
Sheldon Progress: Miss Maud Brun-
ton of Lisbon arrived To-Day from Bis
marck, where she has been employed
as stenographer in the insurance de-
partment, to take a position in Colonel
| Pierce's office.
The coping on the track side of the
new depot is completed. Prepare
| lions are being made to erect the tow
ers. on the street side. The building
is approaching completion, externally,
although there is much work yet to do
inside. ID
Mt. W. Y. Frazee and family of Mont
claire, N. j., were at the Northwest
this morning. They are making q
tour Of the west, stopping at various
points of interest, and went on at nooI
to Medora where they expect to stoI
for a day or SO at the Eaton ranch.
Murdoch Mckenzie received a tele
gram announcing the death of his
brother, Alexander Mckenzie, at Kas
10, British Columbia, of typhoid pneu,
monia. He was a former resident O
this city, having left here in 1891
He was 50 years of age and unmarried
In the Presbyterian church Rev. A
Durrie will speak in the morning OF
The Threshing Floor of Araunah.'
Sunday school after the morning hour
Senior C. E. at I p. m., subject, per
sonal Responsibility" Morning an
them. No preaching in the evening
All welcome.
Chief Engineer McHenry Of thu
Northern Pacific has resigned. Mr.
McHenry was one of the oldest ant
most competent officers of the road
His resignation is said to be due to tht
Hill influence. which prevented his ad,
~vancement to the position made vacan1
by the resignation Of J. W. Kendrick
Catholic Fehurch-seventh Sunda,
after Pentecost-holy masses at s ant
10 a. NJ, sermon and procession. De
lvotion sermon and benediction a
1880. The Revs. j. Logue of Mandan
A. Ortman Of Glenullin and H. Brun
age1 of Little Heart will kindly rem
der assistance in church services Sun
day evening and Monday.
Mayor J. J.. Hartenbower of De-
Moines Ia, came in from the east las
night and is in the city today. Mr.
Iiartenbower is a holder of consider
able property in the city, He cam
Tout to get away from the heat, and vii
visit Wilton and witness the improve
ments being made before leaving tn
city, He, returns tomorrow to Du
luth where Mrs. Hartenbower is visit
ing. q
W. w, Barrett by letter A full car
load Of live fish arrived in our stat
on Friday, July -, for. our stat
waters. They consist mainly OF blacl
bass, with some cathsh,saringi perch
croppie, pickerel and sunislh. TIL
fish were obtained from the ponds tina
form from the back waters Of the Aiis
sissippi river at Bellevue, Iowa. Mos
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