Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-10

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Generally fair tonight and Friday;
stationary temperature.
Editor and Mrs. Hull attended the
press meeting at Devils Lake.
Veterinarian Charley Ferrier and
his wife are expected back soon from
Manila for a visit with friends at
jamestown.
A report from Blanchard, Trail
county, says that Hon. Thos. Harri-
sons crop was struck by hail, and $50
acres out Of $50 wiped out.
Mrs. T. R. Sloan, of Fargo, was a
west bound passenger on the noon
train en- route to Yellowstone Park e,r
a ten days outing.
p. H. Wilson was loading a carload
of wool today. bought from Ranchman
Hughes, of Steele, and shipped to G.
F. Beardsley, Of st. Louis.
Forum: George A. Whitmore, of
NA1iACoPoAIS, NioIu0u d LOW u0yS VI ILLS
week with his brother, S. G. Whitmore,
of this city, en- route to Bismarck.
r. R. Elgin, formerly with Major
Robertson in the quartermaster's de-
partment in this city, is nov general
passenger and ticket agent of the Hilo,
Hawaii, railway.
Colonel Little has let the c tract
for the basement and first story Of mis-
new residence on the site of the magni-
ficent home that burned a few years
ago. The first story Of the rev build
ing will be stone.
Mrs. w. A. Dillon entertained a par
ty Of ladies yesterday afternoon iii
honor of Mrs. Walter Graham, Of Viii
ton. Light refreshments were served
in the course of the afternoon. which
passed very pleasantly.
Hon. W. Z. Belders came in from
Stubs on the afternoon train. He re-
ports O. F. Bryant as having been
chosen to head the Logan county dele
cation to the state convention at the
county convention yesterday.
An epidemic of matrimony seems to
have struck the state university ut
Grand Forks. President MerTitield
was married a few weeks ago and now
comes the announcement Of the en-
gagement Of Prot. Squires to Miss
Wood, of Lidgerwood, whom he met
when she was a student.
Ashley Tribune: Gottlieb Glaesz-
mann WA an Ashley visitor Monday.
| While here Mr.. Glaeszmann bought a
mower of G. o. Gulack, paying the
entire bill, $45, with butterchips. The
dairy interests of this section of the
state are becoming a source Of profit
to the farmers, as will be noticed by
the heavy shipments of butter l. AIDE
each week.
Arthur M. Harrison and wife o
Scranton, Pa, are in the city on a wish
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Phelps. Mr.
Harrison is a brother Of Mrs. Phelps
and it is his first trip to the Northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison are very much
pleased with the country, and after
few days visit in Bismarck, will pro
coed to the Yellowstone Park hefor,
returning to their home in the east.
A letter received by a friend in tn,
city states that Mrs. w. T. Perkins
is in Seattle, looking for a house, ex
pecting to remain in Seattle during
the summer, and accompanied by he
sister from Iowa. Perk is expected t
come out later in the season, an
whether he will return to Nome thi
fall is not yet decided. Mrs. Perkin
reports seeing Mrs. Plants and daugh
ter Ruth, who have been visitin;
friends at Seattle.
In another column today appears
graphic description of the chase OF tn
officers after Tracy, the man killer an,
escaped convict, with which the pa
pers of the country have been full TO
the past week on so. The article i
written by Harry sBringhurst, who j
on the ground, and in addition to hav
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