Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-22
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The Grand Pacific lesx,eee,rriior. is being
improved with Y q coat 81 paint, s
The regular meeting OF the W. R. 6.
Thursday evening, May %. Invita-
ton. e ~ &3$%s ri @~%@
The Episcopal Guild will meet with
Mrs lrs Jewell tomorrow (Thursday)
afternoon. M
Miss Bessie Waggoner5 lis acting as
court st~enographer during the term Of
court in the city. b
Adlutant Gen. Miller today issued a
commission to F. j. Pettinger Of Com
pany @, Grafton, as second Lieutenant
Regular meeting Of the Woodmen Of
the world 5Thursday evening, May "a.
at q. GU. ". hall. All officers and,
: members requested to be present.
Tho public schools are closing uptheir
years work. There will be 40 gradual
ing class this year, but q class 81 four.
teen t,sl1 next year. This. class will have had
the full four years high school course.
Claim$Agent Emmlleelr.iiccks Of the North
! nPaciic was il the city last night
from g the west. He was elnlr,ocute, to Fargo
to}testify il q damage suit but received
word here thatit was not necessary for
him to go. h
Fred Strauss is having the house.
formerly occupied by PROT Abbey and.
purchased by him some time ago,
moved down to the corner IL Fourth
and Rosser streets and will ut it up in
to a neat residence. a ~
Among the Missouri slope people at
tending as petit jurors in5U. s.. court at
Fargo are G. p. Rodgers of Mckenzie,
Is q NJ AllIlsslhlouse of Steele, JIG. McGillet.
and Richard O''Rourke of Mandan and
A. BrundageEo of Dawson.
s5 = effects OF the measuring worms
are being seer about the sity, where.
many trees are partially dernudieed OF
foliage, All kinds of schemes are re-.
sorted Is 'e' II /. lighting the worms, but
asst tatrrss3; I Tie good work done.
Attorney General Comstock has been
i i Minneapolis il for some days, Mrs. Com
stock tessl being there forSmedical treatment.
rThe%5 attorney generalrepoorts everything
looking well5in Benson county, but rain
is needed, as in other. sections to hurry
crops along.
Portal Eot y International: We had the
pleasure Of making the acquaintance.
Of ]. ]. Jaekman, one Of the old set
tiers of Bismarck, last Wednesday.
Mt was on his way to the Alberta
ceqntry with the intention of invest,
Ing u stock at that Place. 81 y.
SSs5 z state capitol grounds present a
handsome appearance this spring.
The lawn il il better shape, than eYer
and many new trees have been set ont.
sAI q them are thriving. Credit is
due ~ Superintendent MeGniliiss and ID his
assistants ssslltall fon the good work done
Delays are reported ia trains from
the west, Last evening train was
two hours late and this afternoons
train is foalr to i've hours behind.
Trains have been running on time
E
sincethe new schedule went into ef-
feet and this IS about the first break.
Farmers ID the cityrsport the crops
fair. but moisture III needed soon. The
holidays and highwinds have about
exhausted the stock 81 reserve moist
and good soaking rains are need
ed.A light shower Was reported
from Dawson this morning, and some
rain ffeli II the valley, but not much.
The meetings at the Methodist
church are increasing In interest every
night Every word spoken BY Evan
gelist Reid, whether seriously 81
dangerously, has q practical bearing on
Christian living and how to attain
clear. definite religious axperience.
ineetings are continued each evening
this weea- commencing at s o'clock
sharp sfI
The street force under the direction
Chief f Police Ritchey 4 been doing