Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-29

open at 1870 this morning.
Some street grading is being done
near the Northwest hotel.
Commissioners Turner returned to-
day from a trip to st. Paul.
r. H. Proudfoot of Devils Lake is
among the guests in the city today.
F. N. Chaffee, member of the Last
house, is in the city today from Car
rington. "
General A. Hughes came in from
Minneapolis on the local train this
afternoon.
Members of the band are requested to
meet at the hall at 1:3O tomorrow af-
ternoon, in uniform. -..
Mrs. W. G. Gilbreath has returned
from a trip to Illinois, where she has
spent several weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Killian visited in the city
a couple of. days this week on her re-
turn from a trip east.
Special drill of Company A tonight.
All members. will meet at armory at
7:30 sharp in uniform.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have a food sale on Saturday, June
Z in the Baker building.
Judge Winchester and wife are ex-
pected home on Saturday next. He is
making very rapid recovery now.
Rev. Nystrom returned today from
st. Paul where he attended the ami
versary meeting of the Baptists.
Church of St. George-Tomorrow
evening, Friday, there will be evening
prayer and an address at 8 o'clock.
There will be a school election in
the city June II, for the election of two
members of the board of education.
All the proceeds above expenses from
the Art exhibit will be used to adorn
the school rooms with works of art.
Concert by harpist and violinist for
two hours at Soule Art exhibit.
Adult admission Is cents, children 10
| cents. .
MI. and Mrs. E. S. Miller went east
this afternoon. Mis-. Miller will visit
in jamestown and General Miller goes
on to st. Paul.
The Soule Art exhibit will be open
all day tomorrow, opening at 10 O'Clock
in the morning and closing only dur
ing the Memorial exercises.
The dry goods stores of Lucas &
O'IIara and Webb Bros. will be closed
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock in OBJ
servance of Decoration day.
Joe Felthausen and family left on
the afternoon train today for Kansas
where they will reside in future. They
have disposed of their property in this
city. <$" =
Manager Falconer Of the Bismarck
base ball club had a wire from the
i jamestown club today asking for a
game Friday, but the local team had
already arranged to play with Sterling
club. "
. Ex-Mayor johnson of Fargo was in
the city today. He is now out for an
agricultural publication and a life in
surance company and will make the
other fellows hustle to keep up with
him. " =
Contractor McDougall was in the city
from Mandan this morning. He has
not decided what he will do about the
bids for Fort Lincoln, but says he does
not believe the work can be done much
less than the bids last made.
The passenger trains make much
better time now that the local takes
part OF the burden off the regular train.
No. 3 arrives daily a few minutes be-
fore schedule time. Neither train is
overloaded as was formerly the case.
Joe Feldhausen: I leave this after
noon for Kansas. My brother was up
here a week ago and he thinks I could
live well there, and be among my rela-
tives. I have sold my house to J. S,
Knauss and leave with kind regards
for all old Bismarck friends.
A change has been made by the COM
mittee on arrangements for the Dec
Grafton day services, and the commit
tee charged with the decoration of the
graves of the old soldiers will proceed
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