Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-11
been calm and the e smooth. Five
whales were seen on the trip across.

whales were seen on the trip across.
Fargo Call: Newton Wright, Of Bis
marck, passed through the city yester-
day morning on his way to Minnea-
polls, where he will be joinedin mar
rage to a young lady of that city on
Saturday next. After touring the
east, they will make their home ait
Grand Forks.
A letter from Father Clemens this
morning announces his safe arrival at
Southampton, or June 80, after a very
pleasant voyage. Father Clement
leaves the steamer at C%herbourg,
France, and from thence will visit
Paris, Strassburg and Nuremberg;
from the latter place he goes to his
native city.
Mrs. P. McHugh, accompanied by
her daughter Rose. went to st. Paul
last night, the latter to take a short
course at the Minnesota university
preparatory to entering upon her du-
ties in the Mandan public schools, and
the former to spend a couple of weeks
visiting her o William, who is with
the st. Paul Globe.
New Rockford Transcript: A writer
who signs himself Preacher COM
plains in the Bismarck Palladium that
600 people have to do all the praying
for the 5000 people in Bismarck,
while the papers boom Sunday base
ball and ignore church services. Who
would have Thought that there were
600 praying people in Bismarck?
The wool season opened this week
in Billings, Mont, and clips sold at an
average of IA IL per pound. 1t is esti-
mated that 100000 pounds Of wool
will be marketed in Billings this sea-
son. Some Of the wool growers of
Montana are holding their wool for 16
cents per pound. Billings is claimed
to be the largest wool market in the
world.
DR.. F.. B.. Strauss. of Glen Ullin
spent the morning in the city, return
ing west on the Don train. He re-
ports business good, and politics inter-
esting in his town, which furnishes the
candidate for treasurer and auditor on
the republican ticket, showing that the
western part of Morton county is hay-
ing it's share of influence in political
| affairs.
Louis Bureau: 1 expect to leave in
a couple of weeks for the east. M
wife is in poor health, and is at pres
ent in st. Paul. I will take her to Hot
Springs, or wherever there appears 10
be a chance for better health for her,
/ may be absent several months. ]
will turn my business over to Angus
Mcdonald while 1 am gone, and pat
rons of my place will find that he will
attend to everything wanted.
Tracklayers on the 500 have beer
delayed for three OF four days by rea'
son of the grade being several fee
lower than the Northern Pacific SUI.
vey at the crossing, 25 miles east 9:
here, the 500 officials permitting thu
Northern Pacific to raise the grade o.
the former to bring them both Oh {
level. It is thought with the large
force Of men and teams at work th'
job will be finished today, SO tina
tracklaying can be proceeded with.
According to the Ashley Tribune, ]
H. Wishek is reported in the field a.
a candidate for state senator from tn
LoganlMcIntosh county district. tn
Tribune thinks, that with the superio
voting strength of Mcintosh county
that county will get the senator an
one representative. It is also report
ed w. L. Belden would like to be sen
ator from the district. Belden is fro1
Logan county. and his nominatio:
would probably give Mcintosh bot
representatives. &.
The Great Buffalo and Wild Yves
Shows, Consolidated, will give two pei
formances here July IA, afternoon an
evening. This is without a shadow 9
doubt the greatest amusement enter
prise eve organized in America. The
carry the only herd of wild buffalo i
existence, twenty majestic creation
grand specimens OF the vanquishe
monarchs of the western prairies. Tn
buffalo is now practically extinct, an
a few more years will be about a
long as they will last. Don't miss tn
opportunity of viewing the last sa
relic of the countless thousands tina
once inhabited the western country
There will be Indians, noted chiefs an,
warriors from the Creek, Sioux, Black
foot, Bannock, Fathead, Blood, Com
manche, Nez Perez and Apache tribes
"A famous old stage coach viii be used
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