Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-23

Minimum temperature today 46.
Forecast for n hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday;
with possibly showers slightly warmer.
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National Bank Examiner Gordon is
among the guests in the city.
g. NJ Hogue, the Steele druggist,
smdayed in Bismarck with his par
.ents.
Railway mail service is to be estab-
ished between Cakes and Braddock
on the 500.
R. %. Hoskins has bought the 100
feet Of property north Of his residence
from J.. F. Philbrick.
The body of Dan Kennedy who was
killed in the N. P. wreck, was taken to
Gladstone. for burial.
Hon. T. w. Al1shouse and Banker
John F. Robinson were in from Steele
to witness the bali game yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. r. Slaatterry, and Mrs. DAN M.
SlatteTy left on the limited Sunday
might for a trip to Great Falls, Mont.
A lively scrap ait the Grand Pacific
hotel was n Of the RESULTS Of joshing
over thg recent ST. Paul diamond
mystery.
Cashier Anderson, formerly of the
Braddock bank, is in the city, and will
take a position with-the First National
Bank here. H tg
w. A. Dillon has been checking up
the banks and examining county rec
ords in Mclean, Oliver and Mercer
counties the past week. i
There was a large attendance at both
the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches Sunday to hear Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker, the blind singers.
William JAEGER has leased the famous
Black Diamond coal mime from john
satterlufid and will engage in the fuel
business the coming winter. z
Regular drills Of Company A Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday nights OF
this week at 7:3O sharp. All MEM
bers will appear in drill uniform.
Miss Lulu Satterlund is spending the
summer with her paents in this city.
She taught at Williston last year and
will teach at Mandan the coming year.
Business in the Washburn Leader
Office is increasing to such an extent
that Hon. John Satterlund will install
a news and job press, which arrived in
the City Saturday and will be set up
this week.
Mrs. Dr. Treacy was elected n of
the delegates from the state w. r. G.
to the national meeting at Washing
ton-a neat compliment to the lady
and one that will mean a pleasant "trip
to the national capital.
The old settlers of southern Burleigh
county, assisted by some Of the new
settlers, will hold a picnic in Benz's
grove northwest of Braddock on Sat
urday, June 2Sth, to which they COR
dialy invite everybody to come.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by the Northern Electric Co.,
whichi lis comprised of John S. Watson,
D. G. Maclay, Alex Stern, Max Stern
and Maurice Kaufman of Fargo. The
company owns plants outside of the
city. 80.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. Emma B. Fall
coner of Bismarck was given the dis
tinctive honor of reelection, as presi-
dent of the state w. R. G., but she de-
clined, as she considered THAT it
should go to others whom she knew
we're perfectly capable.
One more death has resulted from
the accident on the N. 2. neal Staples.
Harvey thinner, a passenger from
Hammond, Ind, died in the hospital
ait Staples. He was the only passen-
ger who suffered fatal injuries. Fire
man Montgomery is also expected to
die as the result of his injuries.
Business Manager A. N. Leslie of
the Tribune ate the lions share Of. a
strawberry shortcake Sunday, that was
made from berries raised by Nat
Shelton, at his home here in the city.
Leslie says the strawberries beat amy