Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-02

H bOmPOAutAlC GOOdyEJOs S.
Minimum temperature today 81.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
stationary temperature
w. H, Bohannan went east this after
noon.
H. R. Lyon of Mandan was a guest
in the city last evening.
Deputy State Examiner Bert Proctor
was a guest in the city today.
MI. and Mrs. E. H. Walker returned
yesterday from a trip to Minneapolis.
Louis Connolly of Oliver county was
among the guests in the city last even
ing. .
Will O'Hara returned today from
Chicago. where he bought a grocery
stock.
Senator Judson.LaMoure of Pembina
county is among the guests in the city
today.
Miss Annabel Klaus returned this
afternoon from az weeks visit with
friends at Mandan.
Messenger Marks of the weather bu-
reau has returned from a trip to his
old home in Kansas.
Mrs. J., H. Newton and daughter
Marion, returned last. night from a.
visit in West Superior.
John SWEET and M. p. Slattery re-
turned from Fargo today, having at
tended the state convention.
General Freight Agent Martin Of the
500 road is a guestsln the city today
and meeting local business men.
Travelling Freight Agent Cole of the
500 road was among the guests in the
city last evening, consulting with local
business men.
General Hughes has sold his inter
est in the Glendive electric light plant
to George Hughes, who is now the
owner of the plant.
A. report from Minnewaukan states
that DR.. J. O. Brown, for eighteen years
a resident of that city, committed sui
eide by taking laudanum. He leaves
a wife and family.
The entire output of the state Irvine
plant has been sold to August s, and,
after that date there will be a supply
of 5000 pounds a day made, for which
orders are coming in RAPIDLY.
Robert Burton Pye returned to his
home in st. Paul after a most delight
full visit in Bismarck. He says he
likes the old town very much and his
fathers old friends whom he met. 3:
The twin city newspapers assert that
after September 1, the Northern Paci-
fc. will again use the Minneapolis
Union station, as it's contract with the
Milwaukee road expires on that date.
Several residents of the city drove
down to the end of the 500 road this
morning, to see the work of tracklay-
ing. They report everything active,
and the 500 rapidly moving toward the
city. 49,
Otto Holmberg will leave tomorrow
night for a months vacation. He will
spend a week with friends at Lake
Minnetonka, and from there he e to
Chicago and thence to West Baden
springs, Indiana.
o. H. Will returned today from Far
go, where he was nominated on the
democratic ticket for commissioner of
agriculture and labor. He is ably
qualified for the place-if he were only
on the right ticket.
Editor H. s. Wood of Steele is a Wis
itor in the city today. He reports an
excellent crop prospect in Kidder coun-
ty this year. Fields of wheat, rye
and barley n far ahead of anything
ever seen in that section OF. the coun-
try.
Employees at the state capitol this
morning We're much engrossed with a
view Of the 500 train, working at the
end OF the track southeast Of the city.
There was a long train at work, and
an excellent yiewsof it was possible
Efromithe capitol.
The Northern Pacific road sends out
g circular stating the number of har-
vest hands wanted at the various sta
lions along its line and the rate Of
wages. Forty men are advertised for
as wanted at Bismarck. Good wages
are offered at all the stations and there
is q big demand for men.
William Simpson of Mandan, the
well known merchant and a candidate
for the Legislature. is in st. Luke's
hospital at st. Paul. He has been