Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-28

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Partly cloudy with probably local
showers tonight and Tuesday; cooler
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell returned from.
the east Sunday.
w. F. Gushing returned from Fargo
and Minneapolis Sunday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Smyth returned from a
trip to Minneapolis Sunday.
Attorney Murphy came oyer from
Mandan on the afternoon train.
b. H. Wilson returned from a trip
down the line on the noon train.
Hon. R.. ]. Turner and A. I. Patter-.
son went to st. Paul Saturday night.
Garth Rowland returned to his home
in Jamestown this afternoon, after a
few days visit with friends in the city.
PARTIES at the depot Sunday are quite
confident that Mrs. RIM. Stevens was
"a west bound passenger on the noon
train,
Tancred Commandery will hold a
special meeting next Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock. All members requested
to be present.
]. w. Foley went to Devils Lake yes
terday afternoon, where he had been
summoned to appear as a United
States petit juror.
Engineer Dixon returned from the
twin cities Sunday. He will run an
other preliminary survey line for the
Northern Pacific from Mandan south
west to the Cannon Ball country.
Doc" Butterfeld is now located in
his spacious offices in the Western
House block, and is prepared to take
care of seekers after Slope fertility
anywhere from Wilton to the Bad
Lands.
J. II. Newton: Was out looking at
the crop prospects yesterday, and
there was certainly I've greater
promise Of aibountiful harvest. There
will be some wonderful yields in this
county this season.
Charley Cunningham, who has been
confined to his rooms with an attack
of appendicitis, for several days past,
lis again able to be about, and expects
to be able to resume his duties with the
Washburn road in a few days.
After completing the nominations
for county offices on Saturday after
noon the democratic convention ad-
journed for four weeks for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidates
for members Of the legislature.
a. m. Harrison, brother of Mrs.
Phelps, and Mrs. Harrison will return
from their trip to the Yellowstone
Park this evening, and will remain a
few days with their relatives before re-
turning to their home in Ohio.
The special meeting of Tancred Com
mandery tomorrow (Tuesday) evening,
is for the purpose of considering the
proposition of purchasing an additional
lot on Third street for site for proposed
Masonic temple. A full attendance is
desired.
Emile G. Smith, daughtsman with
the engineering corps of the Northern
Pacific surveying a line from Marmot
to the Cannon Ball river, was in the
city over Sunday. His camp is now
located about thirty-ive miles south
of Mandan. !.
MI. A. B. Grambs celebrated his
birthday yesterday by giving the Maen-
nerchor a picnic in Wachter's grove in
the southeastern part of the city, and
those in attendance are very generous
in their praise Of MI. Grambs' capabil-
tiles as an entertainer.
Fred Conklin drove down to where
the 500 tracklayers are at work yes
terday and reports that two miles were
laid Saturday, bringing them within II
miles Of the city. A few men were
at work putting the tracklaying ma
chine in order, and from them Mr..
Conklin learned that it was expected
to cmplete the track to the Northern
Pacific CLOSING near the penitentiary
by Saturday night Of this week.