Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-14
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Governor Wn1Le went down TO |
ley City this afternoon. b 81
J. E. Phelan is among the guests in
the city today from Fargo.
Meeting of Yeomen Thursday night,
G. A.. r. hall. Nomination Of officers.
Members of the base ball club will
meet tonight in uniform for practice.
John Dolan left Sunday night for a
trip to Seattle and through British Col
umbia.
Be sure and attend the buttons and
lace social Thursday p. m. Lots of
fun for ten cents.
Frank Ingalls, of the Northern Pacific
construction department was in the
city this morning.
Rev. Gulretrom will preach in the
Swedish Lutheran church next We'd
nesday evening ait 8 o'clock.
O. H. Will returned on the noon
train from a trip down the line looking
after the trees along the Northern Pa
cifc.
Mrs. Lewis writes from the coast
that the entire coast country is over
done and hundreds are unable to find
work.
A special meeting of Capital City No.
> ~ n u will J~ hold - 4l1 TEosI
une editorial rooms tonight at eight
o'clock sharp. Matter of Importance.
The Chappelle case will be appealed
to the supreme court as soon Is States
Attorney Gregory returns from Dick
inson. Attorney Miller is acre wait
ing to take the case up.
Judge Hanson and Simon Jahr drove
down from Wilton last night. They
report a new town, Chaplin, recently
laid out in Burleigb county, not far
been plated.
Mrs. j. H. Allensworth of Glencoe
died in the city at 2 o'clock this
morning. She is the wife of J. H.
Allensworth and well known in the
Glencoe neighborhood. A sister ar
rived from Sante Fe, N. M, on the noon
train.
Miss Gail Waid has been engaged to
teach in the graded school at Wheat
land during the next school year. She
is a graduate of Bismarck high school
and the Valley City normal school and
at present is teaching the Apple Creek
school.
Dr.. R. A. Adams of Rochester, N. Y,
come in from the east today, accom-
panied by his nephew, Adelbert War
rem of Coldwater, Mich. DR.. Adams
owns some fine stock at Mnoken. His
nephew will remain there. DR.. Adams
returns east tonight.
Chief Ritchey: Some people are a
little slow about complying with the
notice to clean up. Some premises
need cleaning. This second notice
ought to reach everybody. The au-
thorities do not want to take forcibie
steps unless it becomes necessary.
The annual meeting of the North
Dakota medical society will be held at
Fargo May % and %. DR.. Smyth of
this city responds to the address of
welcome and discusses small pox.
There will be a large attendance and
a number of interesting papers will be
read.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a buttons
and lace social at the residence of Mrs.
]. D. Wakeman On Thursday p. m,
May 16, Any lady having buttons or
lace to which is attached a bit of his
tory or is requested to bring
them and tell the others about them.
Al. interesting collection of stories is
anticipated.
Chief of Police Ritchey has a letter
from Patrick Mccain of Revelstoke,
B. c., announcing the death of Helna
Anderson, a young girl of % years.
The writer is not sure whether the last
name was Anderson or Henderson, but
he says the family used to live in the
vicinity of Bismarck. He is anxious
to find the whereabouts of the relatives
of the dead girl, Sc they may be noti-
fed. =. 49, =.
Rev. ]. Fenwick Reid of Terre Haute,
Ind, will preach in the Methodist
church next Sunday morning and even
ing. This will be the opening of a
short series of meetings which will be
continued during the following week.
Mr.. Reed was with the people of Fargo
and Grand Forks last winter and the
universal testimony Of people from
both cities is that his services are OF
great profit. Travelling men who were
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