Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-28

Maximum temperature today g..
! Minimum temperature today 81.
Forecast for n hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 5 o'clock:
Threatening tonight. and Sunday; with
possibly showers.
Don't forget the sale at Bakers hall
this evening.
Ice ear and cake at Bakers hall
tonight at Is cents per dish.
Chester Tompkins Of Dawson whiled
away an hour in the city between
trains today.
Norris Kunkle is down from the
farm at Baldwin today, and reports
crop conditions the best ever. +
Register and Mrs. A. c. McGillivray
returned last evening from several
days visit at their home in Dickinson.
Hon. R. J. Turner and Peter Roth
returned on yesterdays delayed train
from the scenes Of the late Stark
county conflict.
G. A. Herolz, county auditor Of EN-
mons county, came in from Linton last
evening, and was accompanied by
Misses Aust and Baker.
j. w. Foley returned today from
Jamestown and spiritwood lake, where
be spent a couple of days at the con
c1usion Of the grand lodge meeting. /.
Editor Jewell returned from a trf,
to Bemiji and surrounding lake tcoun-
try in Minnesota on the noon train.
He reports mosquitoes biting well-fsh
nit.
There will be a called meeting OF the
Ft%ortniighfltly Club at the home Of Mrs.
Woods Monday afternoon, June 80, at
3 o'clock. Business Of Importance to
transact
Company A. held an election last
evening to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Hugh Scott, first
lieutenant. Sherman Newcomer was
elected.
r.. H. Johnson will return to his
home at Dickinson tonight on the
North Coast Limibed-which indicates
that he pays fare-after a three days
pleasant visit in. the city.
There will be a drill of Company A
at their armory-the Atheneum-Mon-
day night next. All members are re-
quested to appear in uniform promptly
as the roll will be called at 7:45.
Charlie Rodgers is in from his Nc.
Kenzie farm today. He reports all
kinds of small grain and live stock
looking well, and says there will be
plenty Of range stock fit to market
within the next thirty. days.
G. E. Wentworth is in from the Nc.
Kenzie ranch today. His company
have taken their herd of 5000 hea6
of cattle to the recently purchased Ross
ranch in northeastern Burleigh. They
have already shipped out 1000 head
I .Et-G See " ~ 30 E.r+rJ'' T.T"ff #sEi"r'. II '
this spring.
Remember the sale which the Swed.
ish ladies have this evening at Bakers
hall. The ladies have quite a mum.
Der of beautiful articles of fancy goods
and clothing. Ice cream and cake
will be sold in connection with the SALE
at 10 cents per dish,
Adjutant General Miller has received
from General Kobbe a copy1of the or
der detailing Capt. Treadwell w. Moore
Of the 21st U. S. infantry at For
Smelling to be inspecting officer of thu
annual encampment of the N. D. N. G.
at Devils Lake on July s.
MI. Boynton, of the firm of Hack
ney-Boynton Land company, came t,
Mckenzie on the noon train. Thi
company have now sold, over 10000
acres Of the large tract purchased b,
them of the Northern Pacific and tn
prospects are that all will b. sid dur
ing the coming twelve months.
Mr.. Ernest Bacon of the A. D.. Clark
land company stopped off between
TRAINS en- route from New Salem to ST
Paul last evening. AS rapid as ha
been the advance in land values dur
ing the past year, Mr.. Bacon predict
a still greater advance next season
He gives IS a ease for the faith tina
is in him the present excellent Gro:
outlook, and the superior advertiser,
the large settlement that is coming i
this season will give the country.
Major Mclaughlin, special agent q
the interior department., after success
fully negotiating the ceeding and open
} ing for settlement Of 2OS,OOO acres q