Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-27

II DAILY TRIBUNE:
II I, !, & 4
We, Badger 81 Msndansis in city
today. S
scso..AwViillll driiII as their arl.nory tx 3
night.
G. ". Darling 81 Fargo i registered
atsthe Northwest.
Attorney General Gomrstosck came il
from the east last night.
Marion Conklin came is from James
town "a last nights train.
Mrs. Fred Gonklin went to- Paul
On last nights train for q brief visit.
Mrs. Thomas Cannon u Helena
Mont, 81 Old time Bismaroker IS
registered at the Western.
NE contract for the grading ofthe
new spun to FortSLincoln has been let
Il Bismarck contractor
Mfs p. i. Walker has gone to Min
neapo1isS t. be present on the occasion
Of themarriage Of lady friend.
Editor Packard8Sof Of the Mandan Times
id the city yesterday attending the
anniversary celebration Of the OddsFel-
lows. n
Mrs - Hall, mother OF Mrs.A.
Patterson Of this city, returned to
her home in Hamlin, Mimi, on last
night train. sSS
S. H.Sunnet Of Minneapolis was in.
the city lastnight enroute to Washburn.
Mr.. Snnnetis contemplating opening 81
law Office atthe latter place.
". L.SRichards and II r. Baker have
been appointed by the Montana Stock
association as members OF the xecu-
tive board for North Dakota.
johnson, the stone sidewalk expert,
has shipped two cars Of blocks to Dick
inson, where several blocks of stone
walks are to be laid this summer.
aUncle' John Russell, the 76-year-
old patriarch Of Valley City, is receiv-
ing congratulations Y the arrival
Of a little daughter at his home.
Secretary. Porter left on last nights
train for Page, the home Of Hon.
Hanna, where there will be ne
union D the kindergarten club
Church Of George, Rev. a A
Joss, rector Morning service at 81
O'Clock, evening service It
O'clock, Sunday school at - o'clock
Rohrer Bros. are raising the large
stable on their Fifth street property,
They will putin stone foundation
and veneer the building with brick.
The old j. P..Hoagland lumber yards,
as improved under the management Of
the Bismarck &.sWashburn Lumber Co.
makes one Of the largest and most com.
plete lumber yards Ia the state. $5#
NJ 3Gibson's first cooking lessons
will begin promptly on Monday al
2::3O and 80 p. m in the new hallsol
the w. r. c., Joining the G. Ar. hall,
These lessons will both be- free.
Mrs. G. II. r. Abbott arrived from ST
Paul and is registered at the Grand
Pacific. Mrs. Abbott will spend the
summer with her husband, Foreman
Abbott OF the n. Z. construction at this
point.
AT the Northwest: ". Z. Chandler
Grand Forks; Alb Smell, Fargo;jGeorge
Frudd, Minneapolis; E. +. Rorapaugh
HGrand Forks; E. Mcclure, Minneap
olis;s 30. Mclaughlin and wife, Anoka
MINI. s
the Presbyterian church Mr.
Walker will preach morning and even;
inc. Morning subject, 1.-THE Inspired
Bible; evening subject, THE Prod
igal on. Sabbath school ant
Christian Endeavor as usual.
The figures given in the Fort Lincoln
contracts yesterday were someWhatin
accurate, the figures S6,,4497 as W.SD
LoYell's bid on pump houses and puml
pits being NJ 3. Lovins 81 this city
Mr.Iovin was not bidder on the waite
main contract.
Dickinson Press: J.P French, VII,
has beenylsiting at the a. Littl,
place, hasreturned to his ranch il
the$Syicinity u Bismarck. he wa
accompanied BY his granddaughter
E1stelle Little. who has gone east |,
attend school
The penitentiary brick yards al
soon to be put IA operation again an,
construction y the yard wall viii b
resumed. TheWall il q large on
and Warden Boucher says It will re
Hb mira mare Than the snnnnjDp seasO1