Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-07-30
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THE WEATHER.

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Maximum temperature today 80.
Minimum temperature today So.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at o'clock:
# Generally fair tonight and Thursday;
stationary temperature. \
There will be an open air band con-
cert at the depot square this evening
at 8 o'clock.
The pcstofice at Little Heart has
been discontinued and mail hereafter
will go to st. Anthony 81
h Dugald and James Campbell, the
Emmons county sheep magnates, are
transacting business in the city.
Train No. 3, due here at 1911 is six
hours late today, consequently there
will be no mail until after supper.
The Forum thinks that with two
wholesale grocery stores the Missouri
slope metropolis will be strictly in it.
Passenger train No. was delayed
40 minutes this afternoon by reason Of
a freight train just ahead of it break
ing in two in two places.
Senator and Mrs. McCumber will
visit the Yellowstone Park IN a few
days and it is expected that the party
will stop over in Bismarck one day.
Fargo Call: Mrs. Ed Hughes will
act as matran of honor and Will
Fisher as best man at the Gage-Rus-
sell wedding in jamestown this week.
According to statement recently
made by Tax Commissioner Fernald
the Northern Pacific yards at Duluth,
whine present contemplated improve
| ments are finished, will be the largest
west of Buffalo.
O. H. Will left on the afternoon
train for the democratic convention,
which convenes at Fargo on Friday.
! James Fortune and Frank Reed will
go tonight. The balance OF the dele
cation will go tomorrow.
| Victor Moynier of Gibbs, having de-
| clined the republican nomination for
constable his place will be filled by the
central committee in due time-as
soon as the wishes of the republicans
| in that section are known.
Three or four families in the south
east part of the city are enjoying a
picnic at Swenson's grove today. hav-
| ing left the city early this morning.
Among those included in the party
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ritchey and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Maassen and Mrs. Ryan.
John Magnuson, who was arrested
in Mandan yesterday by Sheriff Bogue
on complaint of Matt Clooten on a
charge of robbery, has been set at lib
erty pending further Investigation, as
i theautho critics do not seem to be con-
vinced that they are in possession of
sufficient evidence to warrant hold
ing him.
1 A party of Bismarck young sports
who had been freely indulging in the
cup that cheers is reported to have
made raid on the gang of hobos that
i infest the railroad yards last night,
compelling them to go. through all
sorts of antics. which would lead to the
conclusion that the hobo element is
far from a tough gang. The hold-up
artists and robbers must belong to an
other gang.
DR.. Bentley is perintending the Sc
curing TO this seasons hay crop, which
I will be large He already has up 25C
\ tons and will put up as much more
T He says he has 26O acres of as fine croE
a as was ever raised, and he does not in
tend to leave it to the mercy of the hal
4 storms either, for he has placed it un-
q der the protecting care of a reliable
insurance company. The wise farmer
4 will do likewise.
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Last evening Robert McNider noticed
that. one of the screens to his kitchen
window had been cut, and thinking
that it was the work of some of tht
midnight marauders that have beer
! operating in the city for the past few
J, days, set an old Fashioned butter bow
in such a way that it would fall inside
A if an attempt was made to get in th'
window, with the result that during
the night he was awakened by tn.
noise, which also served to frightel
the intruder away.
There would seem to be no good rea
son for there being SO many idle mel
about town. 1t was noticed tha
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