Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-19

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g. E. Wentworth came in from Nc
Kenzie today.
DR.. Kendrick returned this after
noon from the ranch. Ss
Bishop Mann confirmed a class OF
three ait jamestown.
r. "A. Yeater of Arnold is doing bus
mess in the city today.
Mrs. "A. O'Hearn returned to James
town on this afternoons train.
j. H. Marshall is down from Wilton
and spending a couple OF days in the
city.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Bismarck lodge, No. 5, F. & A. M. to-
night. Work, &c.
Mrs. Proctor, who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Best, has re-
turned to jamestown.
The dance under the auspices of the
@. "A. M. club announced for tomorrow
evening has been indefinitely post
poned.A
a special meeting of the Fortnightly
club has been called to meet with
Governor and Mrs. White tomorrow
Tuesday) afternoon. 4
Rev. Nystrom left this afternoon
for ST. Paul to- attend the anniversary
meeting of the Baptist church. He
will be absent until next week.
There will be a business meeting of
the ladies guild al Mrs. JEWELS Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. All mem
bers are urgently requested to be pres
ent.
J. A. McDougall was a passenger up
from st. Paul today. He had a bid in
for the work to be contracted for at
Fort Lincoln. The bids were opened
this morning.
Merchant George L. Robinson is
down from Coal Harbor, and reports
conditions fine up that way. Many
new settlers, big acreage of crops, and
prospects favorable for a prosperous
year.
W. H. Bohannan: We expect a
large party Of landseekers this week
( from Grafton, Iowa. They are all
well to do farmers and have practically
made their selections of land already
( coming out to look it vel.
If some one in authority could watch
the Northern Pacific park grounds witt
a scatter gun and kill off three or foul
thousand dogs that are making the
place a burrowing ground, there woult
be better prospects for a park this year
States Attorney Allen returned OF
the local from Fargo this afternoon
Mr.. Allen was indignant when h
learned of the affair in the TELEPHONY
exchange last week, and stated that i
was his intention to prosecute the cas-
to the utmost.
Judge Pollock will sit in trial of tn
condemnation cases, and for that pur
: pose will a special term o
court in the city Wednesday mornin!
at g. o'clock. The order for the jur,
has been received and the jury will ID
Nj drawn tomorrow morning.
Mrs. William Wiley of Livona die
] yesterday at the Schurmer home II
this city. She was Y years of ag
and has been a sufferer for many years
The funeral was held this afternoo
from the Methodist church and the in
terment was at Fairview.
al w. f. Cushing: had a letter toda
y from Secretary Reeves of the st. Loui
exposition committee and he state
that he and Mr.. Taylor, chief of TIL
bureau of exhibits, will probably Wis
North Dakota in about three weeks o
matters connected with the exposition
superintendent McGillis and the en-
ployes at the state capitol GROUND
have done much work this sprin
n beautifying the grounds of the institl
ton. A number of lilac bushes hay
been set out, with many other shrub
and many new trees. The lawn is
fine shape and the grounds never locke
more beautiful than they do tn
spring.
The wind reached a maximum velo
ity of 60 miles al hour today. al
there was a five minute velocity Of
miles recorded. The day has be-
extremely disagreeable, from the his
wind, and damp heat. Slight rain f
duringthe day. Director Bronson I
a ports that the rainfall for the mon
so far has not been excessive, as the
. is usually an average of about two a.
lila half inches during this month.
The bids for the three new buildin