Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-27

Mrs. Otto Dirlam and children re-
turned yesterday from Wilton.
Mrs. F. a. Briggs sold her horse and
carriage to s. M. Pye yesterday.
o. M. Corwin Of jamestown is in the
city today looking up the title to some
Burleigh county land.
G. A. Heegaard, secretary of the re-
form school board, came over from
Man!dan this afternoon.
The Old Settlers OF Kidder county.
picnicked in the grove at Steele on
Tuesday and were addressed by Col.
Plummer.
Burleigh county will be entitled to
eight delegates i'll the democratic state
convention to be held at Fargo, on
August 1.
The annual catalogue Of the North
Dakota Agricultural college is now
ready for distribution and will DC sent
to any address on application.
A line from Father Clement in New
York, under date of the Oath, announces
that he will sail on that day for Eu-
rope, and wishing to be remembered to
all friends.
John Riesbeck, county auditor of
Stark county, was a west bound pas
senger on the noon train, returning
from the Masonic grand lodge meet
ing at Fargo.
There will be a meeting of Co. A
tonight for purposes Of drill, and for
the transaction Of important business,
and it is requested that all members
appear in uniform.
Ctbo ]. Langtry left this morning on
the boat for Fort Yates where he will
enlist for the next three years service
in the regular army. He was one of
the best in Company A. N. D. N. G.
There will be an excursion Of the
teachers to Wilton tomorrow at $3.50.
The round trip rate will be $1.O0, and
the trip to the mines will be Of educa-
tional value to the teachers and to all
others. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to go.
Don't fail to come out and p%atronize
the sale which the Swedish Baptist
ladies will have tomorrow afternoon
and evening. They will have a num-
Der of fancy articles and clothing. The
money goes to pay off the Indebtedness
on the Swedish parsonage.
Professor Hollis, who is conducting
the summer school, will deliver a lee
ture at the Methodist church on Mon
day evening on the subject of Books
and People, The lecture will be of
especial interest to teachers, as we'll
as of general interest to everybody.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The liberal spirit of Alderman Jack
son in donating his salary as alderman
during the past year, amounting to
SS333, to the road fund, is a most COM
mendable one. Not only has Alder
man Jackson been a Jealous worker
for the city's welfare as a member Of
the council, but is ever ready to render
assistance in promoting her material
advancement.
W. B. LeNault, secretary and treas
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urer of the Wells & Dickey Co. of
jamestown, is in the city looking after
some land matters for his company.
In an early day the company acquired
title to several choice tracts of land in
Burleigh county, and they have been
telling about them in the Tribune's
advertising columns, with the result
that Mr.. Default expects to close them
all out at a good figure today.
Col. Chittenden, engineer in charge
Of the river and harbor Improvements
for this district, who has been here
looking over matters of river naviga-
ton, proceeded o to the Yellowstone
at noon today. While here Col. Chit
tenden inspected the Improvements at
Fort Lincoln and expresses himself as
delighted with the improvements al
ready completed, as well as with the
natural advantages Of the location.
R. H. Johnson of Dickinson, where
he is cashier OF the First National
bank, was an arrival from the west
last evening, and will spend d few days
in the city renewing old time acquaint-
ances. This is Mr.. Johnson's first
visit to the city since the destructive
fire Of 90 and he expresses himself as
much surprised at the substantial
character Of the improvements that
have been made since that time.
Cards have been received announcing
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