Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-21
T He CRY.

Attorney General Comstock came in
the noon train from the east.
Governor and Mrs. White returned
from Valley City on the noon train.
The gymnasium will be open to- all
women next Saturday evening the 25th).
rs cents. No. n 81
Harry Kelly's chimneysweepoutfit3a are
making their annual pilgrimage along
the line of the Northern Pacific.
w. II. 5Sanderson resumed last night
from British Columbia, where he has
been for several weeks looking over
some property he has there. ~
."Olga, or Out of the Shadows Into the
Light" a four act drama, will be given
by the 5young people of St. Mays
Church, May 81, at the Atheneum.
Dr.. w A. Bentley left last night for
Chicago, and his son Charley went in
charge of six head of bloded horses
which he is. taking there for sale.
Assistant States Attorney jCochrane
is taking charge of the states business
during theterm of ourct, States At
torney Allen being busy at Fargo with
q. S. court business,
Dr.. Smyth left this afternoon for
Fargo, where he attends the meeting
of the state medical association. He
will, be absent for. several days. He
is down for a paper to be read at the
meeting. % z# ssMs d 5ss @
Adjutant Hayes of Jamestown will
conduct the meetings in the Salvation
Army hall on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, May q, and %. After the
meeting on Wednesday evening a basket
social will take place. IT. &sf 455
MIR. and Mrs. L. N. Bates arrived in
the city on the noon train. Mr.. Bates
was formerly a conductor in this vicinity
and i SNOW ON the Colorado Midland.
He is here to visit a sister, after attend
ing the conductors convention at st.
Paul, 2s$s / q 5@5s 5 & u, a T.
The city salary ordinance was not
taken up at last nights meeting of the
council and went over unail the next
meeting. Some of the members were
anxious to adjourn early, and as the
discussion of the ordinance promised
to trke ND considerable time it went
over. @al34 y% ~; ~ 3
The Misses Maggie and Minnie David
son will leave Thursday for Tacoma,
where they will spend the summer
Miss Maggie is not in the best Of health
and it is believed the coast trip will
benefit her. Many friends will extend
wishes for pleasant and profitable sum
mer for both ladies.
Alert Warden Boucher of#the Bis
marck penitentiaryt was enroute to towns
ID the east portion of the state last eve,
ming. He says crops have not suffered
any as yet but rain is needed within 9
week on the Slope. The state twine
plant will begin running again three
days. The warden reports there ars
twent5-fy less prisoners in the peniten:
tiary now than at this time Of last year
an Indication thatthe$ people are gettins
good orgtoofoxy TO got caught.
Sheriff ogute LEI having many improve
ments made about the court hous,
grounds Some gardeningi is being don,
in the southeast corner Of the block, AMI
,athe sheriff says this is to get the sol
broken up 81 ii can bssoWed t. lawnnex
spring. Thesstones about the place hav
all been whiiteWashed the cut AM
the interior DC the building given
thorough cleaning. Frank Smokey ha
been jill charge Of the work and Oh
prisoners have been earning their boare
III. 81. Jewell: Dickinson Is maxim
great preparations fcr the 6remen'
] tournament. Secretary Hughes il bus
with correspondence with managers /
I the scores Of street attractions 70 appea
!: on this occasion--which promises tel
the HOTTEST show ever seen III the stat
/ The country ii being secured for I'd
most vicious species or the wolf chas