Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-15
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y The WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight and Saturday.
Probably rising temperature Saturday.
Max. 80. Min. IS. Il. i, .s&8g$S t..
Nv School at Apple Creek School com
mences at Apple Creek Monday, April
25th. .5} 4, 3sss
Playing h Tennis-The local tennis
club has begun It's games for the sea
son on the Fifth street court.
Morton County Primaries Morton
county primaries to elect delegates to
the county convention April s23d will
be held tomorrow. %yv2 ~. >aA4s
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Order your lumber from He.
Rhud, he has the best and largest
stock and dry sheds. Prices reason
able. =: ~<% : g - s. gt.'js4@
Stock All Risht-Edward Adams
w&s in from his Apple Creek ranch
today. and reports his stock as having
come through the winter in good
shape. r~'2 =. a>az .f7s.% rysf .H9~s. - i
Kicked by a Horse Ernest Healy
was quite severely injured this week,
being kicked in the face by a horse,
Several stitches we're taken to close
a cash resulting from it. g,:T.
Mrs. s. w. Derrick returned last
night from Minneapolis, and Mrs. M.
White Of Minneapolis and Mrs. L. 8.
Simmons of Buffalo, N. Y, aunts of
Mr.. Derrick are visiting with them in
the city. FS' ,..~'. 5.t
Seeding on the soo-Supt. Derrick
Of the 500 reports seeding in progress
on the high ground in. Mcintosh,
Logan and LaMoure counties. Yester-
day many farmers we're busy with
blowing and seeding.
Hunting Permits-H may save some
sportsmen a little annoyance if they
will bear in mind that 1903 hunting
permits are not good this year and
that 1904 licenses should be obtained
without further delay. ~
Snow East-Train No. of today
passed through a snow storm in the
eastern part of the state and the
coaches today were literally covered
with snow. The storm is reported to
have extended east from Dawson.
Has Majority-A further report from
the Kidder county primaries says that
w. l.. Belden carried his home pre-
cinct which gives him four more dele
gates, making his strength in the
coming convention % votes to 10
for P. J. Lyons. - - w..
Petit Jury-A petit jury has been
drawn for the term Of United States
court that will be convened in the city
next Thursday. ~ There are several
cases on the calendar. but it is not
known whether any of them will go
to trial or not. Indications are that
the term will be short. u. ~. ..,.,4 ~, i
10 On Sick Leave-P. p. Formoe re-
ceived q letter from Mrs. w. P. Moffet
in which she states that Captain Moi
fet sailed from Manila for the United
States via Seattle to the. hospital at
Preside, Cal, on April 9Th. He is be-
ing sent home for treatment, having
constantly suffered with headache
since the middle Of October ~
New Automo bile-Frank Jaskowfak
has perfected another automobile that
is entirely q home made affair. Il is
q high geared machine, driven by an
eight horse power motor and has a
speed capacity Of Is miles an hour
over country roads. The tires are
solid cushions, 50 there is no danger
Of punctures He will continue his ex-
periments with the machine, until he
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Hurreh for Uno,e Tom
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