Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-23

a west bound passenger on the noon
train.
John Dolan has secured the SER
vices of a first class barber from Min
neaDolis.
Manager Vesperman of the Western
Union office went to st. Paul this after
noon to be absent several days.
Dr.. LaRose of st. Paul is expected
to arrive in the city soon, to assist DR..
e. P. Quain in his medical practice.
Carl Jorgenson of the state auditors
office left this afternoon for Fargo and
Fergus Falls to enjoy a few days va
cation. ~ E5.. r e.
E. e. Robideau, of the clerical force
of the Washburn offices, left this after
noon for a visit of a week or so in Min
neapolis.
: DR.. F. r. Smyth has returned from
Grand Forks where he attended a pleas
ant meeting of the state medical asso-
citation.
The county auditor is advertising for
proposals for building a bridge at the
nv. P. r. r. reservoir north of McKen-
zie station. !
Today has been another day of al
ternating showers and sunshine. The
weather continues cool, but is favor
able for growth. -.
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain and family
are getting settled in the residence on
Fourth street formerly occupied by
James Wallace.
Col. Plummer met Uncle Tommy
Richards up in Minot and in the Forum
pays the major and his charming wife
a pleasant compliment.
Fresh green grass is beginning to
fshow on the depot lawn plots. A few
weeks will make a great change in the
appearance of the surroundings.
Members of Company A will meet at
the Armory at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing to attend services for Memorial
Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
Agent Scott announces that the
Northern Pacific will sell tickets to the
iremen's tournament at Valley City
at the rate of 50. 40 for the round trip
Measuring worms are getting in thei1
work entrees in some places in the
city and if their ravages are to be pre-
vented, steps should be taken to thai
end at once. b.
DR.. F. D. Kendrick, who has for {
couple of weeks been looking up SOM
s. business matters, and enjoying a visl
with friends, returned to his home il
st. Paul today.
The special term of the district cour
for the trail of the condemnation case
was adjourned his morning and afte
!. signing the orders in the several case
, Judge Pollock returned to Fargo thi
afternoon.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild Wi
< hold a food sale ait the Baker buildln
tomorrow, beginning at IL o'clock {
M. and after 2 O'Clock in the afternoo
ice cream and cake will be served. =
cordial welcome is extended to all.
gWahpeton Globe: Major A. v
Thomas was in the city Tuesda!
Major Thomas is just recovering fro
a long illness, and will not be in pos
tion to assume his duties as India
agent ait Berthold for some time.
Contractor Stevenson and a switch
ing crew from Mandan spend sewers
hours each day in the city dom
switching. The crew comes over
the morning and returns to Manda
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
The time has come when a cab
ferry across the river at Bismarck
S desirable. It will pay well on the il
yestment and if 1t was free even
would be a splendid paying inYestmel
for the merchants Of the capital cit
Oh Messrs. Frank and Gus Grambs a
HEEt M-ITEE3T tt4EEIEE
enjoying a visit with a younger broth
who arrived in the city from Hone
dldale. Pa, last evening. Mr.. Cram
/, is making his first visit to the mort
west and is we'll pleased with the q
pearance Of things in the Nilsson
a slope country.
Wahpeton Globe: Since the sta
supreme court directed MI. Freerks
refund the S66 IS obtained throul
misconstruction OF an order OF 7
court. and which was reported in 4
last week. Mr.. Freerks has refund
the money, and has brought an actl
yn against the county for the amou
MI. Freerks. when seensby q Globe !
porter. sad: could Just as "