Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-18
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Hon, John Satterlund returned from
Fargo on the noon train.
H:C. Grippen of Grand Forks is reg
istered at the Northwest.
Deputy Examiner Proctor arrived
last night from Jamestown
Gus Grambs of the firm Granabs
Bros. is Ill at the hospital.
Deputy Examiner Dillon returned
on the noon train from Balfour On the
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Attorney ]. e. Robinson is up from
Fargo on business before the supreme
court. ".%s
Mrs. E. P. Maclay and daughter 81
\ Mslisssoula, Mont, are guests of the
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Mrs. Cy. Rohrer and daughter AddIe
have returned from a. visit to Wash
burn and Hancock.
j. w. Foley of the Tribune stan is
In Fargo, attending the annual meet
ing Of the Masonic grand bodies.
Agent B~ingenheimer came over from
Mandan% on the early train and took
the morning stage to Standing Rock.
auditor Walker of the. Washburn:s
road accompanied by Mrs. Walker, re-
turned from Minneapolis on the noon
train: s
Mrs. Henry Grambs left yesterday
afternoon for Erie, Pa. where she was
called by the serious illness Of her
mother. s, s< 81 d
Mrs: Rufus Ullum has received word
from the doctor at the hospital that
Mr. U1lum has grown rapidly worse
physically in the last few days.
The B. B: B. will give a dance in
their gymnasium on Friday evening,
June Dist Good music has been Sc
cured. Extra ladies % certs.
Company A will hold their weekly
drill Friday night, after wh~l a
short dance will be participates. in.
A small admission will be charged.
Charley Gurley remembers the Trib-
June with a copy OF the Flag Day exer-
cises at Washington, d.. c., on the
18th inst Loyal, patriotic people
those Washington boys. .
There is a report current that the B.,
W. & G. F. trains will soon be running
into the Northern Pacific depot If
true this will be a great convenience
TO people travelling north. '4
The large roof timbers Or hips are
being fitted to place on the west end
shelter Of the LEI depot this morning.
the tirnbers are very large and the fit
ting is a difficult piece OF work.
At a regular meeting of the council
last night, an ordinance was passed
taxing dogs and 1eollectahle July 1 of
each year. The tax was fixed at 81
per head for males and 50 per head for
females.
Fargo Forum: Editor Potter of Cas-
selton must have had his Eyes open at
Bismarck. He states that the side
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. like the worms
had been operating on them more than
the trees.
One is led to inquire-when four
such excellent candidates were running
for members of the school board-why
the necessity of hauling prostitutes,
and other d~isreputable characters ito
the polls to vote?
The Sanford Dodge company in '.'The
Three Muskateers,' at the Atheneum
last evening gave a very satisfactory
entertainment. to an unusually good
house. MI, Dodge has appeared in
Bismarck before and is a northwestern
~favorite. 4
Judge Bowen came in from the west
on yesterday afternoons train where
he has been doing some surveying
about eighty miles out from Mandan.
The Judge had sustained fractured
wrist having been thrown fromSa high
wagon. He was taken to the hospital
where the injured nenaberWas dressed
by DR.. Porter and is out again today.
The hot weather test makes people
better acquainted with their resources
of strength and endurance Many
ind they need Hoods SarsapariIla
Which sInvFigorates the blood, promotes
refreshing sleep ana osercomes that
tired fsaIing.
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