Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-09
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Pat Lyons came in from Steele on
the noon train today.
~ R. W. Heaton, the land agent, came
in from the east today.
Miss Pirdy will entertain the sorosis
Friday evening, May 10. =.
Tickets On sale for the B. B. B. dance
az the Capital Book Store.
The board of pardons meets again on
the 18th Of June at the Capitol.
Attorney General Comstock left yes
terday afternoon for a trip east.
Col &c. Cooper Of Grand Forks is
among the guests in the city today.
J:W. Hollister, an old time resident
of Glencoe, has removed to Chesoming,
Mich. =
Father Clement went out to Dickin-
son today to visit with Father Ann
5brose.
T.. J. Tully has gone to Fort Yates
for a few days to take orders for his
rapidly increasing business.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Benevolent Aid will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. 3. S. Beardsley Friday
afternoon, May 10.
Z The new guard rails for the area
wells of the Northwest have arrived.
1t is likely that work on the new stone
sidewalk will begin shortly.
The Basket Ball girls will give a
dance in their gymnasium tomorrow
(Friday) evening. The band will fur
nish the music. Everybody invited.
The steamer Bismarck from Man
haven with a cargo of wheat arrived
at the Bismarck wharf this morning.
\ number CT passengers were aboard,
among them Editor Young of the Man
haven Journal. ~.
General Washburn and party re-
turned from Wilton yesterday after
noon after Inspecting the work being
done there and returned to Minneapo-
lis. General Washburn is much
pleased with the progress of the work.
Sonny" Lambert left this afternoon
fo- Minneapolis and will visit for som
time with his sister, Frances, who is
now the wife of Attorney Spooner of
Minneapolis and has a handsome cot
tage at Lake Minnetonka, where they
live during the summer.
More street work has been done thus
far this spring than for years. The
new chief of police and ex-oficio street
commissioner will e that the poll tax
lis not only collected but that the
money is SO applied as to secure the
greatest benefits to the citizens.
Efforts T being put forth toward
the sinking of a well in the Catholic
cemetery on the plateau northeast of
the city and a church committee has
been appointed to look into the matter.
It is believed water can be secured
there and if SO it would lend much
toward the identifying of the cemetery.
The postal clerks on No. 1, the even
ing train, now run through to Mandan
from st. Paul. The idea Of the postal
department is to get as much work
out ofSthem as possible. This can be
accomplished by running them a little
more than a hundred miles further up
the line. On train No. 8 the clerks
have the usual run, st. Paul to James
town.
Sheriff Goodall of Dickinson came
down last night with S. B. Chapelle.
one of the men arrested for horse
stealing, who was held for trial to the
district court and for whom Attorney
Miller applies to the district court for
a writ OF habeas corpus on the ground
that there is no evidence to connect
him with the commission of the crime
charged.
Word comes from Minneapolis that
General and Mrs. Alexander Hughes
and family have: taken a cottage at
Lake Minnetonka for the summer and
are located at Excelsior, one of the
lake stations; Will is in the gradu-
ating class of the Central high school,
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university, taking a course in electrical
engineering, with excellent prospects
Of carrying of class honors in his
studies. :. -.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers search
the r~eTnotest' parts of the bowels and
remove the Impurities speedily with no
discomfort. They are famous for their