Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-11
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5inssthe city from Fargo today.
Frank Donnelly returned .today
from a trip through Minnesota.
Auditor Walker went down to Min
neapolis 3onS5the delayed train yester-
day afternoon.
Bids are being advertised for build
ing the new bridge near Sterling; to
be received until July15 $
The Thermometer IL reaching for the
high places today, and the humid at
mosphleesre makes the heat more in
tense. .3#8 50 MI j s
Train service from the west is being
adjusted again, and this afternoons
5train5is less than an hour late-accord-
ing to report.
p. G. Patterson left last night for
Mount Clemens, Mich, where he will
take a vacation and a course Of treat
sment for rheumatism. nd; Ii
Editor Mcclure of Minot has been
appointed by Governor White as a del
egate to the Trans-Mississippi Com
mercial Congress soon to meet in Den:
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The steamer Expansion is loading
at the river with $1,000 feet of lumber
for the new elevator to be erected by
General W. D.. Washburn at Wash
burn. ~ -
Special train to Wilton Sunday to
the ball game between Bismarck and
Washburn. Report from Washburn
says the whole town is coming down
to see the game. %
NJ. ]. O'Connor has bought the Gan
Q property on Second street. He is
having the house raised and will have
new foundation built under it, and
erect a new barn.
Regular meeting of,the Woodmen of
the World tonight at a. U. w. hall
at 8 o'clock sharp. All officers and
members requested to be present.
Work in Protection degree.
Governor White received word today
that the u. IS. fish commission car
would arrive in jamestown tomorrow,
leaving fish at Valley City, Leeds, the
bulk OF them, however, going to spir-
itwood lake.. Et= +.
Game Warden George Watson calls
the attention of hunters to the fact.
that a hunting license Is necessary
for those who indulge in the sport
and the penalty for hunting without a
license is a good sized fine. So.
c. =. Zimmerman returned today
from Minneapolis where he closed the
deal for the sale Of the lands of the
Mercer County Land company. Some
$4,000 acres were sold to a Minnesota
syndicate and the money paid over.
The original owners made a neat profit
on the sales. ~
W. ". Hurd and wife, formerly OF
Iowa, are at the Northwest. MI. Hurd
has one OF the most extensive cattle
ranches in the state, about d miles
north Of Steele. When completed his.
BARNS will hold 1000 head Of cattle
and all the hay necessary to carry them
throught the winter.
At the meeting d the state board Of
university and school lands today, the
sale Of 1000 acres of Red river val
ley lands belonging to the state school
fund was ordered. The board pru,irr--=
chased $4,000 of the Irvine plant
bonds The matter OF the appoint
ment of officers Of the land department
for the ensuing year went oyerto
August q
TTacklaying or the extension Of the
Washburn5road from Wilton north is
expected to begin about July Is. 3.
C Washburn returned yesterday from
the east whore he purchases needed
supplies. Several carsof rails have
already shipped north. Work on the
ferry boat It the landing IS being
pushed, that il may be ready to put
into service as soon as the road Is
completed. IL.
Slleeplessness. You can't sleepi III
the stillest night your digestion s
bad Take Hoods sarsaparilla---it
strengthens the stomach and estab-
fishes that condition ID which sleep
regesluialalrlly comes and sweet and
freshing.
PAN-AMERIcAN AND RETURN.
From Minneapolis ana ST. Paul 70
Buffalo and return 5000 Via 500 line
and the hnest lake steamers on the
Great Lakes, Get full particulars
from Il 8 Inns agent or write u
y. CaIlaWay, q. 4. a. Minneapolis,