Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-06

Ben Belk is prepared to number your
house for you. See his ad elsewhere.
o. ]. Seller and wife Of Jamestown
are among the visitors in the city to-
da,,. T
Dr.. Quain has been suffering from a
mild attack Of blood poisoning and is
atethe hospital.
W. T. FEMacomber is down from Will
ten to attend the meeting Of the state
penitentiarY board.
Will Hughes left today for Glendive,
and after attendings.to some business
There will go toaMinneapolis.
Fred Hamm was brought over to the
hospital from MandaA yesterday to be
treated for rheumatism.
o. H. Will went to Dawson this after
noon in the interest of the Northern
Pacific forestry department.
DR.. Bodenstab was among the guests
in the city today, attending the meet
ing of the pension examiners.
There will be a regular meeting of
the K. p. lodge tonight for the purpose
of working in the second degree.
st. Mary's school, conducted by the
Sisters of st. Benedict, has received
first premiums for graded school work
from the state fair.
Mrs. Jos. Moeller, ST., sister Of Mrs.
Carolina Fisher, and Joseph Moeller,
jr., came in onthe noon train today
from Minneapolis.
An aggregation Of bloodthirsty citi-
zens went over to Mandan at noon, to
slaughter a colony Of prairie dogs,
south of that city.
L.. f. McElroy of jamestown is a
guest in the capital city today.
j. M. Wylie of Drayton is registered
at the Northwest.
Lars G. Carlson, wanted at Wash
burn, Wis, for robbery, was arrested
by Sheriff Bogue yesterday. Officers
are expected from Washburn tonight
to take the nan back.
Henry Richho1t and son Frank left
on the noon train for he coast, Where
they will visit with Mr.. Richholt's par
ents, who live in Centralia. They ex-
pect to be absent for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Il. McCreedy Of
Lohrville. Iowa, have been visiting in
the neighborhood of Wilton for a week.
Mr.. McCreedy has bought some land,
and will move out here to locate next
spring. ca
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres;
byterian church will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the manse tomor.
row afternoon at $50 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired as a new method
Of church work will be discussed.
Crops a~reNbeing gotten out of the
way in Iowa, and there will soon be
another large movement of Iowa land
seekers westward. Aparty of twenty
five or thirty came in on the noor
train today.
The 500 grading camp is being
J pitched near the Atheneum, prepare
tory to putting the finishing touches
to the grade in town. Van Horns
residence is on rollers and is beina
moved off the lot, where the depot viii
be built.
Frank D. Jones Of Steele and Geo. G
Rope of Dawson, the former deput,
auditor Of Kidder county and the lat
ten. a member of the board Of count
commissioners, came in on the moo
train to represent Kidder county's in
terssts before the state board OF equal
ization.
) a Sioux City dispatch says: Car
tain w. n. Could of Yankton, s. D
yesterday began preparations TO talk
< out the government snagboat Mandar
4 Definite orders have been received d
= recting the service OF this boat, Could
: engineer will be #. 2. Titus of Bis
= maack, and his mate James Charles
: worth Of st. Paul.
Minneapolis journal: Ralph v
) Wheelock, formerly political editor I
= the Tribune. was installed today 3
Z chief clerk at the headquarters OF til
Z republican state committee in ST. Pau
3 He will henceforth be the right han
$ man of Chairman James A. Martin I
= the executive committee, and will SUI
p erintend the work Of the headquarters