Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-26

Fred eKlly is e from Rock Haven
today.
Judge E. A. Lamb of Washburn was
an arrival from the east on the noon
train.
Mrs. E. S. Neal is down from Roach,
spending a few days with friends in
the city.
Piano Tuner H. Stoddard is coming
July s. Leave orders at G. H. Phelps
music store.
Hon. H. L.. Reade returned from thu
Masonic grand lodge meeting at Fargo
on the loon train.
Landlord Charlebois returned to
Washburn this morning after a few
days spent in the twin cities.
G. A. Johnson came down from
Baldwin last evening and was a guest
over night at the Grand Pacific.
j.. w. Foley was chosen grand, senior
warden at the election Of Masonic
Grand Lodge officers in Fargo yester-
day.
Dr.. Gordon and wife and Mrs. Cor
don's mother came in from Steele on
the DON train and are guests at the
Northwest.
Mrs. Sadie Moore, nee Henderson,
arrived from Fargo on the noon train,
and will be the guest of her friend,
Mrs. M. w. Hutchinson for some time.
DR.. Treacy and Austin Logan were
west bound passengers on the North
Coast Limited last night, going to Bill
lfngs, Mont, to make large purchases
Of live stock.
e. S. Beardsley has begun excavat-
ing his three lots recently purchased
at the corne of Fourth and Thayer
streets. Plans have been selected for
a handsome modern residence, which
will be begun Immediately.
The ladies of the Swedish Baptist
church will have a sale Of goods at
Bakers hall Saturday afternoon and
evening. In connection with the sale
they will serve, ice cream and cake.
Rev. Father Henry, o. S. B., chap
lain of ST. Benedict's convent, st. JOS
eph, Mimi, is this week at st. Alexius
hospital, conducting the annual retreat
for the Sisters of st. Benedict in this
city.
A report comes from Dickinson at q
late hour this afternoon, announcing
that Hon. L. "A. Simpson had been
chosen to head the Stark county delega.
ton to the republican state convention
beating the McGillavry forces out Of
sight, and is said to be a signal victory
for Messrs, Simpson and Turner.
Rev. CT. Mason of Youngstown, O.,
travelling evangelist of the National
Florence Crittenton Mission, will arrive
in Bismarck soon and will conduct a
series of gospel meetings in the Meth
odist church beginning on July 4, in
the interest of the new Cr%ittenton
home and hospital soon to be opened
in Bismarck.
c.. l.. Johnson, the st. Paul printing
press builder, went to Washburn this
morning to install a new cylinder
press and gasoline engine in the office
| of tho r &c 1ar .@Z Tho nj ro,,1 nj; on 1f ~
Leader has been growing so rapidly OF
late that it was coming to be too great
a task for Brother Hogue to give his
patrons prompt service via the old
Armstrong method.
At the election of officers under the
new village organization at Wilton the
following were lchosen trustees: S
Jahr, F. J. Oeltgen, J.. STRAUSS; clerk.
I. H. Pettigrove; treasurer, P. w
iMyron; assessor, Chas. Glittschka;
justice, O. F. Bookwalter; marshal, R
Cotton. F. J.. Oeltjen was subsequent.
ly chosen president of the board.
don's mother came in from Steele on
the noon train and are guests at the
Northwest.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter is very
grateful to Senators Hansbrough and
McCumber and Congressman Marshall
the members of the North Dakota con.
gressional delegation, who by theil
concerted efforts secured the passage o
her pension bill. She is also undel
obligations to the Legion Of Loya
Women and Woman's Relief Corps o
Washington, of both Of which she ha:
long been an active member, and WIKI
sent delegations Of their leading ladie.
i to intercede with the pension commit.