Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-29


a Ri pm. subject Wyhattey,ser. III
will strive t 40 whatever He would
like to have me do No other even
ing service. Morning anthem. All
welcome.
Rev. P. N. Nystrom Of Albert Lea,
MINI, has been assigned to the local
Baptist church on trial, and will az
rive in the city tomorrow. He will
preach at the local church morning
and evening. 3 NJ. p
Judge Tibbals returned last night
from Devils Lake where he attended
the G. "A. r. encampment. He caught
severe cold on he'grounds and has
been somewhat under the weather
since his return 55% n 2.r5
E.. W. Ross and a son of DR.. r. A.
Adams OF Rochester, N. Y, who is en-
gagged in the raising of blooded stock.
We're in the city today. Mr.. Ross re-
ports grass in fine shape, and the year
a favorable one for stock. e.,
Complaints are made of boys firing
Oft f~irecrackers on the streets and
frightning horses. Several narrow
escapes from runaways have been ex-
perienced." II is stated by Chief of
Police Ritchey that the boys will have
to desist until the Fourth.
Mrs. Leonberger, who has charge of
the woman's department at the state
fair again this year, is interesting the
ladies Of Bismarck and other slope
cities in the exposition and the dis
play in the ,woman's department this
year promises to eclipse all previous
exhibits. Mrs. Leonberger is a most
estimable lady and peculiarly fitted
for the work she has in hand. %
The young ladies of the Basket Ball
club gave a successful social last night
in Baker hall for the benefit of the
band. The boys gave an open air con-
cert in front of the hall prior to the
social and were the center of a large
and admiring crowd. Excellent re-
freshments were served and a dance
was given in the basket ball room after
the social. A neat sum was realized.
Mrs. Klaus this morning received a
photograph of the Hotel Gladstone at
jamestown, shortly after the hail
stormethe first of the week. The win
dows are shown in the picture to be a
sad wreck. ALI Of the plate glass
windows are broken. or cracked, and
the smaller windows UP stairs look as
though the building had been through
a vigorous bombardment with a rapid
fire gun. -" '
Rev. F. Lamb, who has been supply
ing at the Presbyterian church ait Bath.
gath, N. D., tor some weeks, came yes
terday for the Presbyterian church al
Wilton. MI. Lamb is an experienced
and trained minister and his ministry
at Wilton will be without doubt be
productive of much good to the com,
munity. This is the only church al
Wilton and the response of the people
has been always cooperative in al
good works. = F:"' a 8
Carlos Bo,y1ntoan Of st. Paul and L
Patterson and W. G. Hoerr of Man.
kato, MINI, all members Of the Hack.
ney-Boynton Land company, the syn
dictate that purchased all the Northern
Pacific lands in this statey are in the
city today. They drove in last even
ing from Emmons county, and went
east on the afternoon train. They
have been making an extensive drive
through the country, going from Steele
to Braddock, thence to 'Winona and
back to Bismarck. They bring reports
Of fine crops everywhere, excellent
grazing and farmers generally happy.
The company is making extensive sales
Of land. -tFf,'4 5fft% r. ts-4s2ssy a.? AYE q.