Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-17

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.iAselne Guy tOQay. .5J0
Attorney Murphy Of sMandan, was a
guest in the city this morning
Editor F. g. Falkenstine Of Botti-
neau came in on the noon train.
II. r. Lyon Of Mandan was among
the guests in the city last evening.
There will be a regular drill of Com
pany a Monday night at 1880 sharp.
Methodist ladies bakery in operation
this afternoon and tonight at Baker
hall.
Attorney Arthur B. Lee of Fargo is
in the city, interested in a case in the
land Office.
Judge Winchester is reported i'm
proving at St. Paul. where he suffered
a relapse recently.
Get your Sunday baking done by
the Methodist ladies at Baker hall this
afternoon and tonight.
The gladstone insurance statement
is beginning to loom UP in the col
umns of the state press. ;
States Attorney E. G. Rice of Man
dan has gone to Hot Springs, Mont,
where he will take treatment for some
time.
J.. E. Phelani passed through. on the
afternoon train en- route to Fargo He
has been looking after his cattle bus
mess west of the river.
A. J. Nicholson, G. G. Sullivan, Stew
art Woodwork and Donald Mclean
were five Stewartsdale farmers in the
city tody to make final proofs on their
claims.
Judge Lamb. came down from WASH,
burn last night. He reports wheat all
sown and other seeding we'll along. All
crops look fine, and there is fine grass
on the ranges. .e..f ..
Catholic church, Sunday, May Is
First holy mass, Sis, Father Simon;
high mass, 1890, Father Clemens; yes
peers and benediction, 7:3O. At high
mass the choir will render JeaIs mass,
assisted by the Capital orchestra
The First Baptist church-Regular
ular services will be held tomorrow.
Morning service, II O'Clock, subject,
Jesus Walking on the Sea-; Sunday
school, 1915 p. m; B. Y. P. U. prayer
meeting ait Z p. m; evening service at
8 p. M, subject, "A S~oliloquy With
the Soul" P. N. Nystrom, pastor.
A Warrant was issued yesterday aft
ternoon for the: man alleged to have
been the offender in the affair of
Thursday morning, wherein a young
lady employee of the telephone ex-
chang jumped from a second story
window and was quite seriously in
jured. The arrest has not yet been
made, as Sheriff Bogue has been I'M
able to locate the a Is
T. Patterson and H. A. Patterson OF
Mankato, Mimi, grocers at that place,
were in the city yesterday looking UP
the matter of establishing a wholesale
grocery in this city, and if they can
make suitable arrangements for a To-
cation they will establish a wholesale
grocery here. in anticipation of the
completion of other railroads to the
| city and the building UP of a jobbing
| district here. ! l
. Tickets for the dance to be given
at the Northwest hotel Tuesday even
ing next under the auspices of thesQ.
"A. M. club, may be obtained at any OF
the three drug stores in the city. There
are no Invitations issued to the dance
and those desiring to attend have only
to procure their tickets. The dance
will be the last of the season and
promises to be one of the most enjoy,
Fable.
The Northern Pacific has received
flour new dining cars which will be
put in service on the North Coast Linn.
/ lGGu. %& lIt CdlS dlC "Aoe AoA6S
than those previously used and have
~greater seating capacity. Their in
terror arrangement shows the result O
many recent improvements. The in
terror finish is plain, in conformit!
with the standard of the limited trains
but is unusually attractive. Mohog
any is inlaid with lighter woods.
Col. A. P. Peake: We look for
successful encampment OF the stat
militia at Rock Island this year
There will probably be some 100 Q
more men in camp, in all the organiza
tons. / have not been at the caml
grounds since last year but am in
formed much of the ground has beel
cleared and there will be ample Don
The encampment will be during tn,
second week of the Chautauqua meet
ing and will be the ENJOYABLE fo
that reason.