Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-01
Dr. p. p Quain returned today frot
. trip to ST. Paul.

- "a $3.50
a trip to st. Paul
Attorney Stanley Of Steele came in
on the noon train.
Mrs. A. G. Clark came in from Steele
on the afternoon train.
Remember the meeting ;>ef business
men at the city hall tonight at 1880.
General Freight Agent w. L. Martin
CT the 500 will arrive in Bismarck to-
morrow.
Colonel George E. Pond came in from
the east today to look over work being
done at Fort Lincoln.
Mrs. R. H. Thistlethwaite left on
this mornings stage for Linton to visit
with relatives and friends.
D. F. Waugh, state agent for the
smith-Premier people, was among the
guests in the city yesterday closing up
a deal with P. E. sByrne for some office
supplies. ff
wi. NudIOAC, Oil Olu lCuu I'll CdpC.
Moorhouse, passed through on the
noon train today, and enjoyed a few
moments conversation with his old
friends.
Friends of George H. Phelps, former
private secretary to Governor Briggs,
will regret to learn that Mrs. Phelps
was forced to undergo a serious oper-
alton at Fargo recently.
Foster County Independent: S.. E.
Griffith, who has been employed on the
section since last fall, has quit work
and gone to visit with his relatives
who live near Bismarck.
me 500 railroad people have ar
ranged with the Washburn road for
the temporary use of their freight
depot, and it is expected they will be-
gin delivering freight next week.
Mrs. Slaughter sends thesForum an
other suggestion for a state song,
twelve verses descriptive Of the state
to the tune of Come Thou Fount of
Every Blessing" The Forum asks
who has another?
Mai. Gen. H. G.. Corbin, adjutant
general of the army, Mrs. Corbin, Ma.
Rutherford B. Hayes, son of the Late
pesident, aide to Gen. Corbin; passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
the Yellowstone Park.
Senator and Mrs. Wesley Baker
came up from Emmons county last
night and spent the day in the city,
Mr.. Baker reports the best crop in
twenty years and, saving the POSSIBLE
ity of hail, will harvest a fine yield OF
grain.
Beach Bowers MINISTRIES came in
on the afternoon train, with their two
special cars. The aggregation is a
combination of the two great shows
and they play under canvas, with
roomy tents, and SPECIAL stage and
scenery.
VIII. Bohannan telephoned the Tri.
bune this morning of another hold-uI
last night. A well known either
made his way to the Northern Pacific
depot at about 3 &o'clock-during the
rain-and found a man holding al
umbrella up, BOhannan vouches fol-
i tho tI11thN nf tho incidant n
The Wahpeton Globe thinks that in
asmuch as the Tribune editor had tt
keep the knowledge of the possession
of $50 from: his wife and other friends
lit was much Ola burden-and NJ
wonder the loss of the watch and Ma.
sonic charm is taken more seriously
than the loss Of the money.
President tMellen and other officials
of the Northern Pacific, and Presiden.
Hill of the Great Northern are Ell
route to the Pacific coast, to view TIL,
crops along the line of the road AM
prepare for the rush of business thiI
fall. They are scheduled to stop a
Fargo this morning and attend Il
some business there.
A meeting Of the Business Men
Association was held at the city hal
last night. There were only a fey
present. Another meeting will b
held tonight. The business is. Of tn
utmost Importance TO the shippers AM
merchants generally and it is hope,
every business nan In the city will b
present tonight-at city hall at 7:3C
500 trains are now visible from TIL
city, if the spectator takes an elevate'
position. This morning, from the to-
OF a box a in the Washburn yards, /
was possibleto see the 500 train com
over the hill south OF the city, an,
spectators We're thrilledto see the trail
putting toward the city. Afew NOR
days and the expectations OF years vii
have been realized.