Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-05
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY GA.

coming, and will be in the field for all
business in the clothing and furnish
ing line.
Bismarck is not the only city in the
state-there's Glendale. The Record
Says: "The grass and weeds are
growing more and more in the streets
of Glendale and the business people
OF the town are sleeping a little
sounder as the years go on"
An alleged base ball team went to
Mandan yesterday afternoon, with a
delegation of local rooters, and went
up against the Mandan team. The ag-
~gregation from this city was a picked
up conglomeration and the Mandan
boys walloped them to the tune of Il
to S-or Whereabouts.
Jack Weideman of Fargo, who came
in from the west Saturday night to as
sist at the minstrel performance to-
night, was taken quite ill at the North
west, and last night had a quite high
fever. DR.. Matchan is caring for him.
His condition is such that he will prob
ably be unable to appear tonight.
Switchman Jerry Titman had a nar-
row escape from death while working
in the yards at Jamestown. He at
tempted to step on the %footboard Of an
approaching engine, slipped and fell
under. The engineer saw him fall
and shut down, and Jerry grabbed the
footboard and was dragged some dis
lance, terribly squeezed but saved
from death.
Wednesday evening next we may all
have the pleasure of hearing Edward
S. Frye give. in monologue, the story
of David Harum- Those who have
heard him speak in terms of highest
praise of the entertainment. They
say he is clever and one of the finest
impersonators on the American plat
form. Mr.. Frye will be at the Pres
byterian church. Admission, &c,
children 10 cents.
A change in the mail service be-
tween St. Paul and jamestown goes in
to effect Tuesday. There will be
more men on the run on each train, a
total of 16 clerks being put on the run
Tho A 1orf @ fIN aho--o 50 @J-o ~~
an indication that the Northern Pa
cific will keep both coast trains run
ming all months during the year, as
last spring the postal department de-
cided to make NJ changes of this ma
ture. until the company agreed to keep
both trains running.
The teachers meeting Saturday was
well attended. Eighteen were pres
ent. Misses Peterson and Peterson of
Grass Lake; Bartron, McKenzie; Mall
digo, Ward, Aldyth Ward, Morris, Con-
nor, Moran, Kupitz. F"alkenstein.
Cochran, Toulk and Bell. Bismarck;
Stewart, Stewartsdale; Mrs. Evarts,
Painted Woods; and Mr.. Eggen, Ster-
ling. Time was given to music,
geography, mathematics, an object
lesson on the grasshopper. and Ian
guage, with color work. The next
meeting will be August II. Supt.
Dunn says the meeting was profitable
and interesting.
Henry TatIey advertises in the
Forum and the Tribune and now P. N.
Brown tells the Forum: 81 have just
returned from Contractor Kennedy's
camp at Bowdon, where 7 delivered
twenty first class horses for Mr.. Ken
nedy, which had bought for him from
Henry Tatley of Bismarck. Mr. Tat
ley has 100 left. They are well bred
draft and driving teams and are all
handled without any brands. He will
sell horses for 500 and S7o that will
sell here for. S125.$ Anyone wanting
a team or two could save money by
visiting his place and making their
purchase and having 5them shipped
down" ##
TO get some OF those 5000 head pf
cattle the Hackney-Boynton Land
company are putting asrlt this fall it
viii be necessary for tile ranehman to
demonstrate that he has the feed and
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