Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-16

ranch, suffering from the effects of a
fall from a horse.
Members of the W. R. c. and their
families are enjoying a picnic today at
Wards grove. A large number at
tended.
Prof. Keller. the hypnotist at the
Atheneum tomorrow night, for three
nights. The professor comes we'll rec
commended.
Mrs. G.. L. Merrick has been in the
city from Napoleon for several days,
packing up household goods prepara-
tory to removal there.
A regular meeting of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid society will be held at the
home of Mrs. Connar. on Thursday
afternoon Of this week.
Governor and Mrs. White returned
On the local this afternoon from Devils
Lake, where they have been attending
the encampment of the state militia.
Mrs. Loomis and Mrs. Norton, who
haN, been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Allen for several weeks, returned
this afternoon to their home in Michi-
gan.
E. S. Allen: The drays and hacks
have a telephone call-No. 1873. Any
one wanting a dray or, hack may get
one by calling No. 1873. and advising
that number Of what is wanted.
The Catholic social on the court
house lawn last night was we'll pat
ronized. The evening was a good one
for ice cream, after the intense heat Of
the day. The ladies report a financial
success.
Charles Bird, a nurseryman and
florist of Arlington, N. j., stopped over
in the city en- route to the coast. Mr..
Birds SOL is looking for a location in
that line and is favorably impressed
with Bismarck.
The st. Mary's sewing society will
meet with Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman at
2:30 Thursday afternoon. All mem
bers are requested to be present, as
this will be the last meeting funti]
cooler weather.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the
season. The thermometer reached fal
up into the nineties. and the atmos-
phere was humid and oppressive
Night brought a refreshing breeze, anG
the thermometer has fallen considera,
bly, today.
! Prof. Keller, the hypnotist, has
made a date with the local manage
ment for a two-night performance, be
!, ginning-tomorrow night, at the Athen
cum. Tomorrow he gives a blindfolt
ride through the streets. He comes
we'll recommended as an entertainer.
:Braddock Republican,: The 500 PEG
pie have a telegraph line crew at worl
and are now extending the line alon!
the grade toward Bismarck. 1t will
not be long until we can send a mea
sage to the capital city without frs
sending it to Minneapolis and without
buying an interest in the line.
The state militia camp at Devils
Lake was broken this week, and mem
bers of the companies that have beer
in camp are returning. Company X
of Dickinson, passed through on tn.
noon train and company A returned or
the local this afternoon. All of the
boys report a pleasant time in camp.
AT last evenings meeting Of the city
council several complaints were lodged
regarding the delay of the city engi-
neer in. giving levels and sidewalk
q lines. Contractors and walk layers
are delayed in their work. The mayor
will take the matter in hand and caus
all lines and levels of streets ito be
given at once.
A license for a ferry vas last night
granted to E. s: Allen, across the Mis-.
souri, river, between Bismarck and
Mandan. "A cable ferry will be put in
as soon as adj arrangements are com
pleted. This will give opportunity FOL
the transfer of rigs, passengers, wag
ons, etc, from one side Of the river te
the other and will be a great conve-
nience.
3. Y. Sarles, Of Trail county, candi.
date for governor Of the state before
the coming republican state CONVEX
tion, was a passenger to Bismarck on
the moor train today, where he was
greeted by a arge number of friends
Nh. sarles Is a well known business
man In the valley, whole souled and
popular. and has a host of friends
through the state.
A party Of passengers On the moor
train became 80 engrossed with an ex-
animation OF the depot building that