Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-08-04

ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock: Il
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with probably local thunderstorms east
portion tonight; cooler south portion
tonight.
Land Commissioner Laxdal came in
from the east today.
Governor and Mrs. White returned
today from Valley City.
N Cashier Funk OF the Washburn bank
spent Sunday in the city.
Col. r. H. Hankinson Of Hankinson
is among the guests in the city today.
Mrs. 9. NJ. Dahl and the children left
this afternoon for Sparta, Wis. where
they will visit for some time.
G. NJ. Dahl is busy today moving his
stock of dry goods into the handsome
new store room just across from the
~. T. depot.
uperintendent Wilson was up from
jam estown today and his private car
was attached to the afternoon train
going east.
w. II. Dickinson, the Fourth street
real estatetagent, has brought his fam
lily to the city and will locate here
permanently
4 The young Ladies of the Sodality of
the Catholic church will give lawn
social at the convent school grounds
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. "A. Joss left this
afternoon for Drisoll. They will re-
turn Saturday, and Rev. joss will hold
regular services Sunday.
Workmen arf busy remodeling the
store building near the corner of NJ ,in
and Fifth streets which is soon to be
occupied by Will O'Hara.
The Young Ladies sodality will hold
a social at the grounds of the school
building, Catholic, Thursday evening.
The band will furnish misic. u
Among the good fellows the For
um notices on the independ demo-
cratic ticket in Burleigh county are
Pat Byrnes and DR.. Fannie Dunn.
President Mellen and the officials of
the N. P. inspected the branch lines
| OF the road and then went on west over
the main line. They are sizing up the
crop prospects. @ ,.s5.
There has been a rush of blind mend
icants to the city the past few days.
Two couples, all blind, have been fur
nishing music on the streets and gath-
ering in sundly small change. S
The members Of the state printing
commission are not in the city today
and bids were not opened this after
noon. The. members of the commits
sion will probably be here tomorrow.
Editor Winship of Grand Forks is a
guest in the city today J. p. Hardy
OF Fargo and w. S. Baker of Grand
Forks are also in the city, interested
in the opening of bids for state print
ing.
Land Commissioner Binger Hermann
leaves Washington this week for the,
Pacific coast, and on his way will in
spet surveyor generals offices through
the north western states, probably stop
ping at Bismarck. i,
Several Of the windows in the SEN
ate chamber of the capitol were
broken out in the wind Of several days
ago. The windows are those of
stained glass, and the frames will have
TO he sent away for repair.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. III. Pope and Mrs.
Briggs returned Sunday noon from st.
Paul. They will remain in the city
for few days and then leave for the
coast, where they will visit until Lieu
tenant Pope's leave expires
Mrs. ]. Pendergast and her sister,
Miss Mamie McCauley, OF ST. Paul, who
have been out at the coast for the past
month, came in from the west Satur-
day evening and are spending few
days in the city visiting Sister Boni-
face. 5,s3
Quartermaster q. e. Pond is adyer-
Using for bids for fuel, hay and
straw at Fort Lincoln, for the fiscal
year ending IN 1903. The bids will be
received until August 49, The official
advertisement appears elsewhere in
this issue
The Washburn Company will put in
q gasoline engine on the ferry at
Washbalrn Work will commence at
once and it will be ready as soon as
possible The staan1er EyYna si,n,, ruiIl