Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-29

MAY 90,
lawn Is coming on fl good shape, and
with the border II trees shrubs,
this ~ becoming onesof the handsom-
est blocks i thecit S$
I1..D McGahan IL unpacking the new
Palladium ouutht and expects III have
the first tissue ofhis paper$out the first
week ii June The material is being
placed il the Raymond bui11ding,$Mlain
and Third streets. rs BS
Governor White has appointed M. Is.
#Elkin, q prominent farm machinery
and implement dealer Of Mayyille, as
member d the board ~ trustees of the
state hospital ia succeed va Murphy
OF Nleche, who resigned.
-. s. Neal has bought couple Of
fine short horn syealr1ii1ng bulls and viii
take themato his ranch ip north. They
are registered stock and the best to
be had. Captain Baker also bought
four from the same bunch for HIS
ranches. ${5
The supreme court Of the United
States adjourned without deciding the
Pepke case. This was the case In
which tPepke, d North Dakota fvolnn-
teer. brought back fourteen diamond
rings 4 from the Philippines and they
were seized by custom officers at Chi
cage. /
It is reported that DIR. Coe; formerly
the leading republican wheel-horse Of
the west Missouri country and now a
resident of Portland, Ore: ,-publisher
of a medical journal, proprietor of a
large sanftarium and preseason OF a
profitable practice all around-is Wis
iting friends in Mandan. {
A lively runaway occurred at the
Northwest corner at. noon. A farm
er's team started on the tear. and were
stopped by the breaking Of the wagon
tongue which fell and ran into the
ground. There were two men in the
wagon but both escaped injury. The
horses took to the woods. nv
The Y. P. S. c. E. will celebrate
Decoration Day with a lawn fete and
musical social at the Presbyterian par
sonage on Thursday evening. Re
freshments will be served. The young
people invite all their friends to this
gathering before the close Of the school
year. Silver contribution at close. +
The death of Mrs. Bottle, formerly a
resident OF this. city, who kept the In
ternationaI hotel for a time, was re-
ported in the city this morning and
Coroner White and DR.. Matchan went
up to- Wilton On the train to invesu-
gate. Mrs. Bottle had died suddenly,
and had been unattended by a physi-
Ecian.
Spraying with paris green seems the
popular method Of dealing with tree
worms o. H.. Will has rugged up a
spray and force pump which is driven
about on a wagon. The solution used
is a pound OF paris green to a barrel
OF water. It is an effective remedy,
but the battle has to be kept up con
tinually. The rayages of the worms
are especially noticeable the past
week, and many trees are nearly
stripped.
Tomorrow is Memorial day and it
will be appropriately observed in the
city. The G. AZ R. post will meet at
their hall at 1870 and prepare for the
march to the Atheneum, where ser
vices will be held at 2 o'clock, Hon.
W. 2. Miller OF fargo will be the
orator OF the day. The official order
to the g, A. r. appears in another col
umn. The custom 81 decorating graves
will be followed this year, largely by
private parties, who will see that the
graves Of the old soldiers are not for
gotten, #
lDEATHy FROM HEART FA TIJJRE.