Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-22

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with possibly an occasional light local
thunderstorm; warmer tonight,
E. S. Beardsley went to Fargo this
afternoon ITO take in the state conven-
tion.
Otto GretfGen, the Dudley boomer,
was among the guests in the city last
evening.
Frank Pettee who has been visiting
in the city for a week, returned to
Minneapolis this morning.
John Flittie Of Standing Rock was
in the city last evening on his way to
Fargo to attend the state convention.
The Fargo Forum speaks of the
presence of "Ion. A. G. McGillivray,
state commissioner of agriculture and
labor"
Regular meeting of the D. of H. to-
night. Initiation, by the new drill
team. All members be present at 8
o'clock.
Hal Porter has returned ito the city
from Delafield, Wis., and will spend
the summer with his father, DR.. H. r.
Porter.
There will be an ice cream social
given by the Epworth League on the
court house lawn Thursday evening,
July oath.
Miss Brennan, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. Klaus, for some time,
has gone to Chicago for a visit with
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Harrison, brother
Of Mrs. G. H. Phelps, left on the 1910
train for a visit to Yellowstone Park,
before their return east.
w. F. Cochrane left for Fargo this
afternoon to attend the republican
state convention. J. F. Philbrick also
went to Fargo this afternoon.
Forum: Joe Hare and Ed Allen are
the Legislative nominees in Burleigh
county and it is a safe bet the interests
of the county will be we'll cared for.
Among those to leave for Fargo this
afternoon to attend the state conven.
ton were Editor Hull, Judge Winches.
ter, Frank Donnelly and H. P. Bogue
It is reported from Grand Forks thai
Company F of the state militia will
disband, owing to the fact that it d
impossible to procure a suitable ar
mory.
9 Gerald Pierce, for a number of year,
a resident of Bismarck, now business
manager of the Chicago Record-Herald
is visiting friends in the city on hi
return from a vacation trip west.
There are several candidates iron
this city for the r. A. degrees at Man
dan this afternoon and tonight. 1
special train goes owe tonight to tax
a number of local members of the or
der to Mandan.
John Beal came in today to take tn
afternoon train for Fargo where he j
a delegate to the state convention
Pete Shier and several Emmons count,
delegates were in the city this morn
ing and went down IN the afternoo!
train.
A number of candidates for the r
& A. M. degrees went to Mandan on tn
e afternoon train, among them d.
8 Rawlings, M. j. Mckenzie, E. F
8 Walker, and w. G. Matchan. Genera
z z Miller, W. "A. Dillon. Mayor Registe
g and others went over also to take i
IS the chapter meeting.
6 A couple of bouquets from Capital
e G. G. Wainwright + the Handsome
g the Tribunelhas seen this year. The
& are rich in coloring, and have muc
e larger flowers than the ordinary. The
g have been carefully cultivated by M
o. WainWTigh and show the results I
e care and proper cultivation in the raj
g ing Of sweet peas. =
e Henry J. Cox, official f%orecaster
@ me weather bureau at Chicago K
many years lis making a tour of il
e spection Of weather bureaus throug
g the northwestern states, and is in Bi
marck today, looking " the loo
. weather bureau, efficiently manage
!. by Director Bronson. Mr.. Cox is a
accompanied by his wife.
L.
R. As. Laubach OF Wilton, one Of IA
= IoWa colony who settled in the soutl
3 ern part of Mclean county last sprin
8 was IN the city last night. He has
: his farm to crops, and expects a got
Z yield this fail. An excellent field
: flax on his place promises a good VEL
$IMr. Laubach is much pleased wi
North Dakota and the Missouri slop