Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-02
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Q. e. s. Meeting There will be q
regular meeting OF the O., e. s. tomor-
row evening. IA :i.f;,%% - j.. %..2 55c%.
Confined to His Bed-Friends Of Dr..
Bentley will regret to learn that he is
again quite i'll and unable to leave his
room 49, 49, '*t 2't%,.. -
Johnny Get Your Gun-The first
gun club shoot will be held at the
club grounds tomorrow evening at Z
o'clock sharp. $500; = E:'%&@ Z >:%s@E
Firemen's MeetIng-There will be a
meeting Of the members OF Pioneer
Fire Company, at the court room at
8 o'clock tonight. :" ~
Goes to 6rainerd-Co Conductor Slime,
who has a run on the Missouri divis-
ion of the N. r., has gone to the
Brainerd hospital to be treated for
rheumatism. ,t>,; y ,.H. :.
Meeting Of Rathbone Sisters Rath-
bone Sisters meet in regular session
tonight at eight O'Clock. All members
are requested to be present as there
lis business Of importance. -
Will Begin at Bismarck-A st. Paul
item says: Reider Rovig, who was
recently appointed travelling passenger
agent for the Milwaukee has left to
take up his new duties. He will begin
his work at Bismtrck, N D.
New Residence on First Street
The M. J. Halloran residence corner
of First and Broadway has been
moved to the back of the lots facing
on Broadway to make room for new
and commodious residence on the
corner to be built by Mr.. Halloran.
Getting Along NiceIy-Geo. Ward OF
Cromwell returned. to the farm this
| morning, having came In last evening
to do some trading. He is still un.
able to work as the result of injuries
received some time ago in a runaway
but says the boys are getting the farm
| work we'll along. and everything is
looking well. N~>
| Welcome Shower-Although every
thing in the way of vegetation has fo1
the past week been in a most thrivina
condition the gentle rain that contin
ued to fall nearly all last night came
as most welcome offering. IT. leaves
the soil in such condition as to resist
long period of drouth; and fol
| lowed by the warm sunshine of today
will insure rapid advancement Of
crop conditions all along the line.
| Perfect Weather-The conditions
on the Missouri slope thus far have
been almost perfect of the require
ments of grain and grass and crops
never looked better at this season
There is plenty of; moisture deep down
In the ground and the showers of thu
last few days in which quarter to
half inch Of rain fell have thorougrly
saturated the surface and caused all
trees and shrubbery to present the
most thrifty appearance ever known
in this section. No worms have made
their appearance and It Is likely tha1
the curse of the last three years ii
this respect will be ayerted. The out
look now is most promising for {
bumper crop all around and a splendit
! growth of native grass.
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Mrs. Dillon Entertains-Mrs.w w. A
Dillon entertained a small company O
ladies' at a Japanese party last even
ing. The rooms were decorated Will
/ Japanese brdc-a-brac, while gay col
ored lanterns furnished the 1igh
throughout the rooms. Mrs. ]. J
Jones assisted and Jesse Webb at
tended the door. The ladies came at
/ tired In Japanese costume. A guess
ing contest amused the guests during
the evening. Refreshments wer,
served. each lady being given the china
cup and saucer from which she tool
her tea as memento OF the occasion
The guests were: Il Mesdames Reming
ton, Baldwin, Newton. Bronson, Smyth