Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-06

rendered at their concert and ball ait
the Atheneum on the evening OF the
10Th inst. that has been given in this
city during the past season.
At Grambs Bros store tomorrow,
at the cooking exhibition, the coffee
served will be made from the Royal
Seal brand put UP by J. H. Bell & Co.
for Charles Kupitz. Everybody is in
vited to attend this exhibition and
partake of this delicious coffee.
The new train service on the North
ern Pacific has resulted in Conductors
Nelson and Gallagher being given pas
senger runs on the main line. Con-
ductor Humes has the Leeds passen-
ger train and Conductor Nashold is
assigned to the Cakes passenger run.
Conductor Williams has the train on
the Cooperstown branch.
Representative Marshall of North
Dakota has received official notice
from the postomce department that
on June 2 daily railway mail service
will be established on the 500 line and
branches from Cakes west. This in
cludes mail lines from Cakes to Brad
dock, Wishek to Ashley, and Ashley
to Pollock. The star routes on which
this mail is now carried will be abol-
ished. + ~
County Commissioners WEIGH and
Johnson are in the city today to at
tend the meeting of the board of COM
missioners. Mr.. Welch reports seed
ing somewhat backward in the south
ern and eastern part of the county.
Mr.. Johnson says in the. northern part
| of the county seeding is pretty well
completed, except corn, and seeding
of that grain is now in progress. Both
report the soil in excellent condition.
MI. and Mrs. N. F. Boucher were
called to Zumbrota, Mimi, last night,
by a telegram from Dr.. w. G. Match
an, announcing that his wife, formerly
Miss Edna Boucher, had been taken
ill with diphtheria, and was in a SER
ious condition. Dr.. and Mrs. Matchan
were at Zumbrota, on their wedding
trip, and this termination of their trip
is sad indeed. Many friends in this
city hope that the illness of Mrs.
Matchan may not result seriously.
The new firm of Hoover & Eppinge1
present Tribune readers with another
announcement today, and those who
read are sure to become enlightened
on the clothing purchasing PROPOSE
ton. Both members of the firm are
experienced clothiers, and their lone
experience here has resulted in thel1
gaining a knowledge Of the wants OF
the buying public, so that Intending
purchasers may depend on finding here
all they may want in the clothing line
A Minot dispatch says: J. S. Muir
ply, of this city. is the possessor o
General Clusters last message which
was written a few hours before tn
massacre. The message was intended
: for General Benteen and entrusted t.
a Grow scout named Curley, who lef
the scene a few hours before the hos
tilities opened. Major Murphy cam
into possession Of the message whil
Indian agent at Fort Berthold, AM
} will present it to the Smithsonian In
stitute at Washington. q
!, The Burlington road now run
i. trains through complete from Chicag'
to Portland, using the tracks OF tn
, Northern Pacific from Billings wesd
Heretofore it was the custom OF tn
/ road to transfer a sleeper at Billing
to the N. P. trains. This gives thre
mail trains a day between st. Paul an
Portland with the exception of "A
3 miles between Mandan and Billings