Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-24
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&. 3. Pettibone Of Dawson is in the
city today 81 \ - r
Attorney Voss came over from Man
dan yesterday afternoon. .ss}a
aaOlga" to be produced May 81 prom
ises to be a very interesting play.
A full attendance at L. 90. F. meet
ing tonight-Conferring degrees.
J. G.. Quinlivyasrnl rreturned today from a
visit to his old home in Minnesota,
Banker and Mrs. Robinson of Steele
came in on the noon train from the east
Mrs. Perkins and sister remained over
another day and will leave for the west
tonight. f g, + $
Dr.. Ramstad returned last night from
Fargo where he attended the meeting Of
the state medical association. i&%
Mi. and Mrs. LID. McGahan and fam
i1y have gone to housekeeping in the
Patterson cottage south ofsthe track.
Mrs. w. B. Watson is having some inn
provements made about her premises
and a stone cellar is being built by, Billy
jaeger. & & & .
It is reported from Mandan that Nc
element, aspotter, was assaulted on the
depot platform a day or two ago, while
waiting to take the train to this city.
Ira Griffin has'returned from Hunters
Hot Springs, where he went for the
treatment Of rheumatism. He Is much
Improved but not entirely we'll yet.
Frank LAVAL, who, passed through
the city yesterday afternoon, vas en-
route to Buffalo, where he goes to aid in
setting up the exhibit Of the state Of
Washington. He expects to be absent
until October.
Frank Warwick, formerly clerk at the
Northwest. passed through on the noon
train en- route to the Park, where be re-
sumes his old position at the hotel.
There was also a complement Of walters
|, and assistants on the train, for park ser
vice. IA p5&s4. j.
"a fairly good rainfall is reported from
Dickinson and III that locality Wednes.
daylight and yesterday morning. Light
rains are also reported east. Bismarck
seems to have been on the edge of both
storms and was left out 81 the.precipita-
ton belt. t2 @ d
Father Clement: Father Abbot Peter
Engel, of st. Johns Abbey, has received
from Rome the appointment: of Rev. Al,
fred Mayer, O.S Bias prior 81 Quincy
Priory, atWetaug, I'll. Father Mayer
has been il charge OF st. Clements
church al Duluth. He will be remem.
bered as i former pastor of ST. Mary's
Church, Bismarck 53 !.
Jamestown Capital: The fremen have
decided TO send the Artesian Hose com
pany to Dickinson to the state hremen's
tournamnenrlt Jnnes11-14, and the city viii
be- asked to put III, s1O0 to help pay o..
penses. The city has had very few fires
Oh late j may. feel that The boys have
had q very easy time Of il, but there are
none il, the city more deserving than the
frsmen and the moneyswiI help them
out Is good shape. 3
The services at the Methodist church
continue with deepening interest and
large attendance. Last night Evangelist
Reid spoke fromthe text 'Forthereisn
difference, for all have sinned and come
short of the glory5of God the aftel
. service, solemn and Impressive, quite
4 number have decided rs lead christ
ian life. There will be services tonight
and Saturday night. On Sunday scr:
vices will begin at 10 o'clock with prayer
and testimony for 4 hour, regular
preaching at Il o'clock By Rev. Reid,
1 In The afternoon the memorial services
of the @ "A. n. will he held, Rev. Ander-
son preaching the sermon. Rev, Reid
will preach at 3 o'clock.
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