Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-30

1880 .F#".ras E-a #Etl#
Col. J. D. Benton is among the guests
in the city. today.
The first automobile to grace the
city with it's presence was seer on the
streets today.
Bismarck and Sterling are playing
base ball at the grounds east of the
city this afternoon. % \ \
C.. E. Crum and wife and daughter
Ethel and Miss Nina Thornburg are in
from Mckenzie today. n 4
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Patterson re-
turned today from the east.
Visit the Art Exhibit to see the pic
lures during the day when you can
enjoy the pictures in quiet.
General A. Hughes went to Glendive
today to look after the construction of
his electric light plant there.
M. E. Griffin, a prominent banker of
spencer, Iowa, was in the city today,
also DR.. A. c. Mack of the same place.
R. C. Gatewood of Fargo has been
selected as janitor for the depot here,
and will have the custody of the build
ing and grounds.
The east bound train was twelve
hours late, arriving from the west at
noon today. A landslide near Mis-
soula was the cause.
The Soule Art Exhibit will be open
all this evening and all day tomorrow
and to morrow evening. There were
three hundred in the hall last evening.
Hon. J. S. Green of Mandan has been
down to Michigan to place his children
with relatives, having broken. up
housekeeping since the death of his
wife.
The Junior class are serving ice
cream and cake in the Baker store
room, orner Main and Third street
It will be open this evening and all day
tomorrow.
All friends Of the graduating class
of the high school are invited to at
tend the services at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning at II
| at which time Rev. A. w Hayes will
preach the sermon to the class.
Congressman and Mrs. Marshall have
returned from Washington to Cakes
and the congressman will attend tx
some business down that way and in
cidentally look after his fences il
Dickey county-which seem to be il
good shape. "
Delegates to the firemen's tourna,
ment are getting their badges ready
and will leave the first of the week fo1
Valley City. The local gun club will
also send a delegation about the same
time to Fargo, to take part in the shoot
of the state sportsmen's association.
The Morton county republican cen
trail committee held a meeting yester
day and issued the call for the county
republican convention June IA. Thu
caucuses will be held June II. Th'
convention will name delegates to tn
state convention, and nominate count!
and legislative tickets.
T. ]. Harris and family left toda!
] for Sheldon, where Mr.. Harris takes
position with Ed Pierce, the banker
land man and all around hustler. Il
his two years service as deputy com
missioner of insurance, and year and
half as deputy state auditor Mr.. Harri
has made many friends, by his cour
tesy, competency and efficiency. Thes
regret to see him leave the city, bu
know that he is taking a position tina
is permanent and offers something bet
ter in future.
jamestown Alert: Roadmaste
Challoner has been transferred from
the Jamestown & Northern branch o
the Northern Pacific to the second di
vision Of the road between Mandal
and jamestown. Roadmaster Fletche
is transferred from the second division
to the J. & N. With the building Q
the new branches ON the j. & N. tn,
line has grown in Importance and tn,
responsibility is greatly increased. TIL
two roadmasters will continue to re
side in Jamestown. The order wa
effective "Wednesday.
Steps have been taken by man
property holders to ) Improve an
beautify their grounds, with new &C
ment sidewalks and grass plots abut
ting, between the walk and the cur
line. On Second street, Mrs. Strans
has put in newewalks, terraced up tn
grounds, and sown grass. DR.. Treac
has also built walks and started to pu
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