Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-31

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Machinery men report an unusually
active demand for harvesting machin-
cry.
Beach & Bowers MINISTRIES will give
a tent show in this city tomorrow
night.
Movers have gottensthe Moran, house
cut on Broadway started for its new
location.
P. G. Remington left on the after
noo train for a trip west as far as
Dickinson.
Smoke from the tracklayers' engine
On the 500 was seen from the CITY, yes
terday afternoon.
Hon. R. ]. Turner and A. T. Patter-
son returnedson the noon train from
a trip to St. Paul.
-Four new buildings are in course
of construction at Fort Lincoln-two
of them rapidly nearing completion.
j. W. Foley. returned from Devils
Lake on the afternoon train, the term
Of the u. S. court adjourning after
trying n damage case.
President Hare has called a meet
ing of the Business Mems, Association
at the city hall this evening at 1880
and all members are urged to be
present.
Major@C. W. Darling came in from
Fargo on the delayed train last even
ing, and is looking I'VE some landed
interests he and Col. Benton have in.
this vicinity.
E. S.. Allen returned on the after
noon train from a trip to the twin,
cities whittier he had been purchasing
poles for further extensions of the
Bismarck telephone system.
An advertisement for farm help in
the Tribune brings several replies,
Notwithstanding there are more jobs
than people to fill them; and one of
them comes from a distance.
John Beal was up from Glencoe last
evening and %sojourned over night in
the city. He had to cross the 500
track in coming to town this time, and
says crops in his ne%ighborhood are the
best ever.
R. L. Best returned on the noon
train from three weeks sojourn at
the twin cities and White Bear Lake,
accompanied by Mrs. Best, the latter
stopping off at Jamestown for a few
days visit.
Elmer Gronitz of the Northern Pa
ciic freight office is taking a short va
cation, and his place is being filled by
Harry Cole, while Night Operator
Stapleton comes up from Medina to
perform the 1atter's duties.
Next week will be a busy one in
Bismarck. The state printing COM
mission meets Tuesday at o'clock
and the state board of equalization
%convenes the same day. Other state
boards meet during the week.
The plate glass front has been put
in the Remington building, and the
finishing touches are being put or the
interior, and Clothier Dahl will soon
be able to move into his new quarters,
which will be among the neatest in
the city.
On Tuesday evening, July %, Mr..
and Mrs. George McMurrick of Boyd
township celegrated their twentieth
anniversary. An enjoyable evening
was spent by the friends and neigh
bors who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Murrick's hospitality. They received
a number of pieces of china from the
friends present as expressions Of re
gard and good wishes.
Dr.. Dunn returned last night from a
1.-TWO weeks outing at Lake Minnetonka,
where she has been since the. adjourn
ment OF the meeting Of the National
Educational Association. She reports
having caught some fish, a little tan!
the usual amount OF renewed ambition
that is the result Of such an outing
and al whole lot of enthusiasm from
her attendance at the meeting thai
will be felt all through the prosecu.
tion Of her labors in the superinten.
dents Office.
Bulletin No. 81 of the Agriculture
experiment station at Fargo has beer
Issued; II treats Of the length Of the
growing season OF North Dakota and
the time required for maturing differ.
ent crops. From the tables compiled
1t is learned that at the station thu
shortest time which had elapsed be.
tween killing spring and fall frosts
is 121 days; the longest time 155 days;
the average length OF time 1876 days
and that the average time between