Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-05
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Mrs J. f. Newton and daughter left
for Fargo this afternoon.
Secretary n. Z. Reade Of the state
fremens association left this after
noon to take In the tournament at
Fargo. - = ~. zEs
Emil *Lenhart will leave Friday for
Washburn, where he opens a drug
store He is waiting until boat goes
up SO he may ship his cases and fix
lures. -
Frank Henry arrived in the cityslast
night from Valley City and takes a
position a pharmacist at Pc, Rem
ington's. He comes well recommended
as a first class man.
Governor White left this afternoon
to take In the fire festival at Fargo.
Others of the state officials and at
taches who went were supt. Devine,
Deputy AL Woods, Secretary Getch-
ell, G.. W. LaMoure and Commissioner
r. J. Turner. -@e
There are several companies Of the
state militia in Fargo this week.
Among them are Company M Of Ellen
dale, Company c of Grafton; Company
E Of Langdon, Company F of Grand
Forks, Battery A Of Lisbon and the
first regiment band. ~ d.
The first issue of Editor McGahan's
newspaper, the Palladium, will be out
June IL. Arrangements are being
made now for the publication of the
first issue. The offices are in the Sec
cnd floor Of the Raymond building, OPP
posite the Bismarck bank. s
The Fargo fire festival began at
Fargo this morning. Reports from
there say the day, opened with rainfall,
but it Is thought a little of the success
Of the festival can be spared if it
means better crops through the state.
There is a good attendance at the fes-
tivaI from various parts of the state
The tennis court on Fifth street is
we'll patronized. The admirers of the
game have good grounds laid out, and
some close contests have been played.
Among: those who have been playing
thesgame are Governor White, Secre-
tary Getchell, c.. Z. Merrick, A. L.
Woods, Superintendent. Devine and
others. ~ ~
Director Bronson: About half an
inch of rain fell up to noon. IT will
be of great. benefit to crops and came
just at the right time. Reports from
all parts Of the state show that grain
has not suffered from the dry weather
up to the present time, although The
growth in some cases was perhaps a
little slow. ~" 2f$. f@} =" -&
The. Florence Crittenton Circle of
Bismarck at its regular meeting yes
terday elected Mrs. Linda W. Slaugh-
ter, and Mrs. Nina T. Wheeler dele
gates to represent the circle at the
midsummer meeting Of the North Da-
kota Federation Of Women's Clubs to
be held at Devils Lake on July 5, 1901.
Fargo Call: Melvina Massey u
rendered herself to the custody Of the
sheriff yesterday, stating that she was
ready to commence serving her time
as decreed by the district court which
decision was sustained by the supreme
court Of the state about a week ago.
The woman was taken before Judge
Pollock and arrangements made for
her committaE.! Sheriff 'Twichell will
take her to the penitentiary. at Bis
marck within a few days to serve one
year, for selling Intoxicating liquors in
her resort in the hollow.
There was not a general response to
the call for a Fourth of July meeting
at the city ha1l last night. Few Aof
the business men of the city responded
and in consequence Of the small mum
Der present no definite steps were taken
toward a Fourth, of July celebration.
If the city is to celebrate this year, as
it should, the business men Of the city
y THE GENUINE