Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-15

E.. G. Patterson returned today from
a trip to St. Paul.
3. A. Tyler, of Fargo, is among the
guests in the city today.
Mrs. G. w. Bradford, Of Sterling, is
visiting with Mrs. j. p. Dunn. 1
Mrs. P: c. Remington has returned
from a visit with friends and relatives
in Chicago and vicinity.
Don't forget the lawn social = at
Courthouse Park this evening, given by
the Catholic ladies. All are invited.
The proceeds from the social this
evening go to pay insurance on the
church. Come and help a good cause.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will serve ice cream and cake
at Bakers hall Friday evening, July
18th.
The Forum says Master Henry and
Miss Jaunita Humes have gone to Bis
marck and Wilton for a visit with rel
atives.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild
will meet with Mrs. Jewell, on Second
street, at 2:3O tomorrow wednesday,
afternoon.
Don't forget Relief Corps picnic to-
morrow. Should weather be inclem-
ent, it will take place the following
day.
County Superintendent Dunn, who
attended the educational meeting at
Minneapolis, is visiting friends there
and will remain for several days Ion
ger. g
w. E. Rawlings, mail clerk west of
Jamestown, has been enjoying a six
weeks vacation and is spending part
of it with his brother, G. A. Rawlings,
in this city.
Forum: EARLY in August Miss Ly-
ons, a sister of Mrs. M. L. Mccormack,
goes to Seattle to meet Lieutenant E.
K. Massee, U. S. A., now en- route from
Alaska, where they will be married.
Frank Pettee, of Minneapolis, came
in Sunday and is spending a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson T. Boucher. Frank
has a good position in Minneapolis and
is enjoying a well earned vacation.
There will be an ice cream social in
connection with the farewell of Cap
tain E. Kenmir, held in the army bar
racks on Thursday evening, July 18th
The present officer will leave Bismarck
about the 21st of July.
Father Clements sends a souvenir
postal card to Amos Robidou from
Paris, saying he's we'll; leaves in da!
or two to visit his father; weather
} fine and Paris a grand city. He sends
good wishes to all friends.
!. "The Washburn" is the name Of tht
new hotel and restaurant. recent.
opened by Mr.. Sutton at Washburn
The building is a new n recentl.
erected by Mr.. Wahl and adds Nmucl
to the stability and beauty of Wash
burn.
D Cashier Funk: Yes. the buildinj
n committee have decided to build
3 neat brick block on lot 8, Jewell ave
nue., for the First National Bank G
Washburn. We are starting out wit
surprising success, our line of deposit
exceeding our expectations.
Angus Mcdonald: The card of Loui
Bureau in the Tribune is misleading
I have bought out the wood stock G
MI. Bureau and leased his shop fo
three years. / will have a wood work
er here in few days and the work {
the shop will go right on as usual.
The state penitentiary had a call fo
its blOOdhoundS several days ago an
Z two of them were sent down to James
town to trace, if possible, the little tw
year old daughter of John Lutsingel
OF Windsor, who strayed away fror
home and was not found for som
time. The little was found, how
ever, before the bloodhounds arrived
walking through a field Of oats tire
and a half miles from home.
Deeds Of the Moran property hav
passed to the 500 and the right Of wa;
committee a now begin to see it
way put of one of the hardest task
ever. undertaken. The 500 graders al
now in sight Of the city, and the pill
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