Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-26

ending tomorrow night at 8 $o'clock:
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
warmer Sunday.
A. C. McGillivray returned from the
east today.
Judge Winchester returned today
from the east.
w. G. Gilbreath is back after visit
ing a day on so in Mandan.-
Dick Johnson of Dickinson is visit
ing friends in the city this afternoon.
A p~ostofice has been established at
Darling, Mclean county, with Arthur
Maxwell as postmaster.
The 500 tracklayers are laying steel
about ten miles out and will reach the
city in another week, it is thought.
Regular meeting Of Custer Camp at
Odd Fellows hall at s O'Clock this
evening. Business of Importance.
Tancred Commandery will hold a
special meeting next Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock. ALI members requested
to be present.
Ten applicants for positions took
the civil service examination which
was held by the government examiner
in the city hall today.
E. G. Patterson has on his farm near
the penitentiary the finest field of corn
to be found in Burleigh county, if not
in the whole slope country.
The new Tatley house on Fourth
street will make a handsome residence
when it is completed. A deep porch
is being built in front and ON the
north.
Insurance Commissioner Ferd Leutz
came in from the east asst night and
remained over until this noon. He
was accompanied by John Van der Las
of Dickinson.
The last of the stone sidewalk down
town on Fourth has been completed,
extending from Main street to the alley
I'll 'll1O Odol o1uO w. IuC SIlCCCs.
tile layers began some work on Fifth
street this morning.
The residence formerly on the 500
right of way, owned by N. f. Boucher,
which has been moved to the lot south
Of Henry Suttle's residence, is being
fitted up for DR.. and Mrs. Matchan,
who will occupy it when completed.
The rainfall Thursday night was
heavy and extended geenrally over the
country covered by the Northern Pa
J cific lines. The rain was needed and
IBIS worth thousands of dollars to farm
ers. The rain was accompanied by a
heavy electrical storm.
J Mrs. E. C. Cal1uth of Grand Forks,
wife of the former editor of the Plain
dealer, died at Grand Forks last night
as the result of an operation for appen-
dicitis. This will be learned with re-
greet by many friends of MI. and Mrs.
Carruth through the state.
Hon. Dennis Hannafn, squatter gov
ernor Of the state, who has been spend
ing part of the summer down in the
Red river valley, is back at his stamp
ing ground again. Denny says he had
a pleasant summer, far away from po-
litical windmills and gas bags.
Beach & Bowers MINISTRIES are by
far the best blackface show Salt Lake
has ever seen. Every seat, from the
front row parquet to the ~third-story
boxes, was occupied. If the way last
nights show vas received is IN index
there will be a 'tpiled-up audience fol
the rest of the week.-Salt Lake CUtah,
Tribune.
Minneapolis Journal: H. A. Hunter
manager for the Missouri Slope Lant
and Improvement company, has CLOSED
a deal with the Interstate Land Com
: pany of ST. Paul, whereby the latter
company takes the holdings of the Mis-
souri, Slope company in western NORTH
I Dakota mostly in Billings county. Tn,
consideration is understood to be il
the n~eighborhood of $25O,OOO.
Mr.. G. A. Herolz, county auditor %
Emmons county, accompanied by hi
brother, G. E., who is president of thu
Erie Milling company at Portland
Mich, are spending the day in thu
city. The Messrs. Herolz have JUS
returned from a trip to the Palous'
country OF Idaho, and report crop con
ditions as ~unexeelled. AS a stool
country there is no pant Of Idaho tina