Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-26

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V's't'ng Yeomen-A number of the
members of the Mandan branch of tbe
Brotherhood of American Yeomen are
coming over this evening to attend the
social and initiation at the Bismarck
lodge.
Dance Last Nieht-The Rebecca's
gave a dance last night at tho odd
rellows Hall. AS is always the case
with the entertainments given by the
Rebecca ladies'. a pleasant time was
had by all attending.
Remodeling Cottage. R. Gage i:
remodeling one of his cottages on
third street near Broadway. The
yard is being leveled off and terraced
n a e walk will be put in. chang
ing the entire appearance of the plac.,
b. A. Y. Meeting-Several new mem.
bers VIII be initiated at the regular
meeting of the Brotherhood of Ameri
a Yeomen tonight; al the old mem.
bers are requested to be present. Ice
cream and cake will be served after
the work of initiating is finished.
A Leak in the Pipe-Water was dis.
covered ooZing up through the clay
in the middle of Third street this
morning. from a break in the water
main. A ditch nearly the whole width
of the street was dug before the ex-
act location of the leak could be dis
covered.
c. E. Society-The c. f. Society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold a
"Menagerie Social Friday evening at
the parsonage. Unique entertainment
has been planned by the social com
mittee and a cordial invitation is eX-
tended to come and pass a pleasant
evening.
The Tribune's FauIt-The special G.,
A. R. order in relation to the reception
of Department Commander Gipson
should not have appeared in yester-
days Tribune. The order was coun-
fernandez by Comrade Wallace but
the Tribune misunderstood the in
structions. The item should not have
appeared in print.
More Losses From Prairie Fire
Saturday the 18th of May T. E. Valid
OFF who lives near Menoken had about
800 acres of hay land burnt over. Tie
fire YVES confined to about section
and was under control before it spread
to other properties or buildings. Aside
from the fire Mr.. Waldorf reports the
crop as coming along in fine shape,
all over that part of the country.
Runaway Team-At about S 90
O'Clock this morning Jim Mcdonald
hitched his team of big colts n front
of the Grand Pacific. AS soon as he
disappeared the colts broke away,
turned the first cor3e went into the
alley back of Warehouses;. theh came
out by the Franklin House. whore they
ran foul of a telegraph pole. breaking
the tongue of the wagon-otherwise
Meeting of FortnightIy Club-Mrs.
C. Nj. Dahl entertained the Fortnightly
Club at her home last evening. the
subject of discussion being American
pottery. A paper of more than usual
interest was read by Mrs. Dahl and
was Illustrated by a number of pieces
of pottery. secured for this purpose.
The members of the club pronounced
if one of the most complete and in
structive papers yet presented in thus
series.
Remains Removed-Ed. Campbell
and r. |. Beale brought the remains
Of the formers wife, Mrs. Campbell,
from the old Edick homestead TO be
inferred here today. Mrs. Campbell
formerly Miss Edick, died several
vears ago and was buried on the old
Edick homestead, but the place has
recently changed hands. therefore i
was decided the cemetery here Woulo
no a more fitting resting place for the
remains than to be left to the care o.
strangers.
Petit Jurors-The following add
tional petit jurors have been an
nounced to be present at the term o
district court beginning June Sth
Cbas Carlson. C. J. Larson, Thos. Gun
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