Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-28

contract to furnish coal at Fort Yates.
Mrs. w. C.. Gilbreath is expected to
return from her eastern trip tonight.
Charles Anderson, the Wilton real
estate dealer, was a guest in the city
today. *4
The retrial of the Murphy embezzle-
ment case has begun in U. S. court at
Fargo. 49, -s2 ,,
The ladies guild of the Episcopal
church meets with Mrs. Remington to-
morrow. ."s
Charles L. Merrick went to Dickin-
son on the noon train to look after
some school lands there.
E. S. Beardsley has sold a nice quar-
ter section of land near Washburn to
Iowa parties at a good price.
w. c.. Gilbreath went over to Man
dan this afternoon to attend the meet
ing of the county central committee.
Miss Eula Glaspell was an arrival
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and will visit with MI. and Mrs. F. L..
Conklin. - '' . ~.
Hon. Dennis Hanniin is in Fargo
recruiting the suicide club to it's max
imum, and selling town lots in Coal
Harbor. q
Music furnished by harp and violin
ait Bakers hall tomorrow night, at
Soule Art Exhibit. Admission 15c,
children 10 cents.
Abstractor P. E. Byrne reports a
good business and has a force of sew
eral clerks employed making out alb
stracts for property.
There will be a meeting of the Alum
nj Association of the Bismarck high
schools at the residence of Mrs. M. w.
Hutchinson tonight.
All the proceeds from the soule Art
Exhibit above actual expenses go to
purchase works of art for decoration
of the public schools.
There will be a meeting Of the Yeo.
men at. Oddfellows hall tonight ITO
check up the secretary's books and
transact other important business.
The Junior class of the high school
will serve ice cream and cake in Bak-
er's store room on Memorial day, and
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
The Ladies club at Valley City man
aged the Soule Art Exhibit and are en-.
thusiastic over it. They send word
that Bismarck ladies ought not to miss
it.
W. P. Lowry of Los Angeles, CAL,
an old time friend of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
H. Wilson in Pennsylvania, stopped
off the train last night on his way east
to spend the day with his friends, and
take in the city.
Miss O. P. Lord of Boston, a prom
inent Indian s~ympathizer, and who
makes occasional trips to the Stand
ing Rock agency, was in the city last
night and left on this mornings stage
for Standing Rock.
Miss Pauline Paulson, who was in
Seattle, WASH, in 1S9S-99, n who
has a sister somewhere in the Dakotas,
who was then superintendent OF
schools. please address K. McLoud
Melbourne hotel, Elko, B. c., Canada
W. F. Cushing: I have a few pack
ages of seeds from Chilli, wheat, bar.
ley, and the like, that l got at the a
American. If any one wants to exper'
iment with some of these seeds, I will
be pleased to send them on applica'
ton. as
The regular meeting of st. Emt
Lodge No. "a, K. Of P. will be held to
night. Meeting will becalled prompt!
at; SIP. m. Work in rank of Knight
Long form. "A large attendance is de
sired. We extend a cordial Invitation
to visiting knights. j z
State Auditor Carlblom came in from
the east today. Mr.. Carlblom will
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probably name a successor to Deput.
5 Auditor Harris in day ort so. MI
Harris is packing up preparatory Il
leaving the city for Sheldon, where b
will make his home.
Rev. Miller: I have received an an
~nouncement of a camp meeting by tn
North Dakota Holiness Association a
Lisbon, June 10 to 20. Eyangelis
Aura Smith will be present during tn
! meeting. The city park has bee
leased for the association meeting.
I The board of directors Of the Flor
ence Crittenton Circle Of Bismarcl
have appointed Mrs. Lucy Waid solic
iting and collecting agent to raise tn
t.y.-oo 80 41,oV o., As rnonccnuyr For III