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

have laid the foundation to entitle me
to recovery in the original papers, but
a Misrepresentation Of the or
der of the court. and a misunderstand-
ing of the law it was left out"
DR.. Smyth: The state medical $3.50
citation will meet at Bismarck in May OF
next year. The officers for the ensuing
year are, DR.. Carpenter of Grand Forks,
president; DR.. Stickney of Dickinson,
vice-president, and DR.. Schulz Of Hope,
second vice-president. We had a very
pleasant meeting.
Superintendent Moore is preparing
the program for the graduating exer-
cises of the senior class in the high
schools, Thursday evening, June 5, at
the Atheneum. There is a large senior
class, but theexercises will be so ar
ranged that the entire program will
not be longer than usual.
J.. H. Newton was elected one of the
principal grand lodge officers OF the
A. O. U. w. at Fargo, and is in line for
the principal grand Office in the order
in a couple of years. He has beer an
active member Of the local order for a
number of years and his brethren here
are pleased at his recognition.
Those who want something good to
eat-bread, cakes, pies, salads, etc.,
like mother used to make-should pat
ronize the food sale of the Episcopal
guild ladies at the Baker building be-
ginning tomorrow Saturday morning.
Give the family a rest and stock up for
Sunday dinner at this food emporium.
Joe Dietrich: In twenty-five years
III have not seen the country look as
we'll as it does now. have been up
as far as Coal Harbor, and the coun-
try looks fine. Grass is high and
rich, and every small water hole is full
of water. All the indications favor
one of the best years the country has
seen.
/. w. H. Bohannan.: I sold a couple
of pieces of land down on the Soc
grade to Buffalo Center parties last
fall and they bought without seeing
the land. Yesterday they came in and
examined the land, and were much
pleased with it, and have recommended
some other purchases in the vicinity
The land lies we'll, is level and they
have a good thing. y.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have decided to resume thei1
monthly dime socials. This evening
the home of DR.. and Mrs. F. R.. Smytf
will beopen to all friends of the church
and it is hoped many ladies and gen
tlemen will improve the opportunity tx
extend a. cordial welcome to the new
{ pastor, Rev.&A. W. Hayes. A flint
) musical program will be an attractive
| feature of the evening.
, The coroner's inquest over the re
mains of the prisoner. King, who die
at the hospital. was begun last nigh
| by" Coroner White and will be com
; pleted as soon as DR.. Smyth complete
his testimony. DR.. Quain and d
! Kendrick testified to the death of tn
! prisoner as having, resulted fror
uraemia, as shown by a post morten
Other testimony as to the prisoner
and details Of his imprisonment, etc
n were given by Warden Boucher an
Guards .O'Reilly and Stewart.
a Dennis Hannifin: Yes, have re
turned from tour of the Washbur1
Mannhaven and Coal Harbor country
u walked all over the country and CON
g muned with the prairie dogs. | AL
n on to the situation. These people ]
n Bismarck don't know what's up nort]
Why, there's n store in Coal Harbt
doing more business than Bismarc
and Mandan combined-shipping 2Oo
l. coo dozen eggs in cold storage dali
it I have taken hold of Coal Harbor-
Ii that's my town. Lots? I'm not sci
ing-am buying everything in sight,
re getting ready for the flood of peopl
- The old mossbacks don't realize VIII
I a country this is. didn't till
Z walked all over it.
n pROpnSAIS FOB BRIDGE.