Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-25

MINIMUM temperature today 40.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday;
with possibly showers, warmer west
portion.
Albert Lanterman was over from
}Mandan last night.
Miss Alice Haley of Minneapolis is
visiting with Miss Lulu Kupitz.
Mrs. Wentworth came in from Nc
Kenzie on the afternoon train.
Mike Fracis reports having caught a
fine large black bass in the river just
below town.
john May is spending a few days in
the city from his ranch in northeast
ern Burleigh.
Dr.. F. D. Kendrick came up from st.
Paul last night and will spend a few
days in the city.
Charles Anderson, the Wilton attor-
ney and land man, is transacting bus
mess in the city today.
Mr.. Ernest Bacon of the A. D. Clarke
Land company was a west bound pas
senger on the noon train.
J. o. Sullivan came over from Man
dan on the afternoon train, and will
spend the evening in the city.
Rev. Lucas of Mandan was a So
journer in the city over night, the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Miller.
There will be an open air concert to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock in front
of the First National Bank block.
Clerk of Court Schmidt Of Washburn
returned home this morning after sew
eral days outing in the capital city.
Bricklayers have completed the walls
Of the new Holman building to nearly
the tops of the second sbory windows.
Workmen are tearing the front out
of the Remington building on Main
street, and will replace it with plate
glass.
Stanley Moore, representing the Min
neapolis Tribune's subscription depart
ment, came in from the west this at
ternoOn.
Nat Shelton today picked eleven
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patch, and none finer were ever grown
anywhere.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will hold a lawn social Tuesday, July
1st, on the court house lawn, from Z
to 10 O'Clock.
Another gentle shower last evening
adds to the breadth Of the smile our
farmers have been wearing ever since
the opening of the season.
Mrs. H. R. Lyon in Mandan gave a
luncheon Monday in honor Of Lieuten-
ants Pope and Leal of Fort Yates, and
Mrs. Briggs and Miss Bessie Of this
city.
1t seems a singular coincidence that
Messrs. Jones and Finney have both
hit upon the subject of tooth brushes
as a theme for their newspaper pub
licity for their respective firms today.
The board of state BARRIERS examin-
ers are holding a two days session in
the city yesterday and today. Several
outside and local BARRIERS were exam
ined yesterday, one of the applicants
being rejected.
A. M. Thompson of Pittsburg, Pa,
a son of DR.. S. H. Thompson, promin-
emily identified with the early history
of Bismarck, came in from the east on
the North Coast Limited last night,
and will remain in the city several
days.
The Jamestown Alert observes that
Nat Shelton Of Bismarck raised some
fine Strawberries this year and that
they were made into short cake. MI.
Shelton raises some fine Strawberries
every year, and they are not all made
into short cake either.
Dr.. Bentley will commence haying
the first Of next week on his Apple
Greek farm just east of the city, and
expects to secure about 500 tons. He
also has about twenty acres of Bronze
grass that now stands nearly five feet
high. This he will allow to mature
and thresh for seed.
Mrs. Harry Lee left last night to join
her husband in Chicago. BY far the
larger portion Of Mrs. Lees life has
been spent in Bismarck, she having
grown to womanhood here, and being
one Of excellent traits of character
leaves a wide circle of friends who