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och bevista sin svager Frank A.
Johnsons begrafning.

och bevista sin svager Frank A.
Johnsons begrafning.
Mr. John Olson, ~ Court STR,
har med sin hustru rest till Be.
thesda Ia for att ofvervara sin
svarmoders begrafning.
Eft Store lager at skodon har
Just inkCmmit och rekomenderas
! hos allmdnheten at edra bekanta
skohardlare
Olson Bros.
GRAND opera House har af e.
game blilvit uthyrdt till Wood.
word & Burgess iHOmaha for en-
It'd at 5 ar raknadt fran den 1
nastkommande augusti. FORE
innehafvaren, A. B. i3eall. kommer
mahanda att uppfora ett> nyts
Thaliatempel har for konkurren-
sens skull. Woodward & Burgess.
/, hvilka af%veniedes innehafva teat
rar i Kansas City och Omaha,
komma att grundligt lata remove.
ra denpa teater, hvilken 81 under
gait nagon reparation pa manga
herrans ar och mycket val behof-
yer YEN sadan.
Lister for tecknande at bidrag
for underhall af Sveriges hus pa
verldsutstallningen St Louis
6nnas ut!agda i Merchants Ma
tional bank, Northwestern Ma
tional Bank SAINT a Svenska Mo.
nitorens kontor. De, SON till
aiventyrs kama sig manade att
'lemna bidrag tor ofvanberorda
andamal. torde CORA Diet fore den
I nastko nmande maj, da listorna
komma att indragas och medlen
sandals till sagverksegaren. Hon.
C. A. Smith i Minneapolis, Mimi,
hyilken biifvit utsedd till kassor.
august y. Martens, en- at egar
ne at Martens Bros mjolqvnrn vid
II & Clark sts.. begick i tisdags
sjelfmord genom
hangning i kallaren i slit hem
1909 Douglas street. Mr. Martens
hade kort torut begifvit sig ned ]
kallaren Tor att skota ON varme
a~pparaten och sedan delta var
hade han fastat en- klad
lima vid EFT at varmeledningsroren
och stigit upp pa ell stol, hvilken
han sparkat undan, sedan han
fastat den andra andan at Imam
kring sin halls. Emell-rtid hade
EFT telefonbud anlandt till honom
fran kontoret, och en- al hans dott
rar begaf sig att soka efter ia
dern. Da hon eJ fam honom il
nagot af rummen i huset, gick hon
ned i kallaren, der hon till sin
forfaran fam fadern hangande.
Hor sprang skrikande upp igen
och kallade pa folk. som skar ned
den hangde. Ire tillkallade la
kare anlande inom nagra minuter
och giorde energiska forsok att
aterkalla lifvet, men fafangt.
Sjelfmordes anses hafva begatts
under EFT anfall at tilliallig sim
nesforvirring. For omkring EFT
ar sedan adrog sig Mr. Martens il
hufvudet en- skada, fran hvilken
har sedan aldrig blef fullkomligt
aterstdlld. Han var periedvis vt
terst nedslagen och sag allting ]
morka farger, och senast under de
narmaste dagarne fore sjelfmor-
Diet hade han yarit sd orolig och
nedstamd till lynnet, att hans ia
mill formadde honom att STAMINA
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
FOfOSrdfier

Jag har kept ut Rugg. totogra
fen, 625 4th street, och inbjuder
allmanheten till EFT besok att be
Sc mitt arbete. Jag ar nu fardig
att taga hvilka storlekar som
helst Allting ar ] ordning Kom
in och undersok mitt arbete. Gam
la portratter knnna blifva omgjor-
da och forstorade. Barnportratt
en- specialized. lag har 20 AIRS
praktisk erfsrenhet, sa att Nj kan
vara ofvertygad ON EFT godt
arbete. Glom 81 platsen, 625-4 st.
J. JOHNSON, fotograf.
Eft mycket valsorterat lager al
mattor Rugs och gardiner hafva
nu inkommit for warren till billigt
pris hos
Larson Swan Dry Goods Co.
Stig in till Johnsons atelier och
sc Oliver hans arbete. Var DIVER
tygad ON att Diet ar platsen att ga
till, mar Nj will hafva edert portrait
taget, 625 Fourth st.
Mr. John G. Sundstrom fran
Davenport, Ia, anlande hit j gar
for att STAMINA har Diver sondagen
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
American, Dominion /
och White Star Lines
angare underh2lla reguliera %f3rbindelser
mellan
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
PORTLAND, HALIFAX;


IN
QUEENSTOWN.
De fiesta af DIM arc dubbCtpropelIrade ooh
R al dem arc de sT6RsTA angare / yerIden.
Den stora P~oPULARITET, som ofv ,nnamnda
LINER tniuter bland den r sande allmanhe-
ten. Dir en- saker bergen for att ALA passagera-
re. erhalla vSnligt bemdtande, god omy rdnad,
tillrackIig och val lagad mat. sna b resa SAINT
lakarevard och medicin, mar sa erfordras.
Dess"tom tinnas 4 dessa LINERS aMgare en-
mangd familJerum .innehallande ID 8 hytter
Ringa %uppehall CORES iEngland. ~ passage
rirne som resa med AMERICAN, DOMINION
och WHITE STAR lINFs' angare, AMANDA till
England / lamplig It'd for att fottsatta resan
med Nordsi0annRarne till dc Scandinavian
hamnarne.
De som resa FRAN GAMLA LANDET. be-
hotNa 81 heller vanta lange | England pa befOr
dring till America. ON bi'Jetterna aro INSTALL
da pa ofYannamdd LINER,
Pris och turlistor sindas med n0ie, ON till.
skrifven T. .. BROWN.
Obs. Money West. Passenger Agent,
oIGeT ahads 9O-96 Dearborn St.
biiigt. CHICAGO, M.
G. e. BRECKE, T. II, LARKE,
" w, Pass. Agt. Amer " W.. Pass. Act.
lean Dc Whae Stdr Line. Dominion Line.
121 s.. 3rd st. 375 Robert st,
Minneapolis. Mimi. st. Paul, MINI.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
RATARR KAN IcKH BoTAs

sned utvartes medel dA de icke IA till sjukdomens
sAte. Katarrh ar en- blods- eller constitutions
sjukdom, och for att bota den, ma man amanda
invartes lakemedel. "Halls Catarrh Cure" tages
~invHrtes och verkar direkt pa blodet och slem-
hinnorna. "Halls Catarrh Cure' ar icke nAgon
qvacksalfvaremedicin. Den blef for manga Ar
sedan f0reskrifvit af en- af de basta lakare bar 1
landet og tillagas efter EFT ordentligt receipt. Den
ar sammansatt af de basta starkemedel, som fin
mes, f0rbundna med de basta blodrenande medel
och verkar direkt pa slemhinnorna. Den fullkomna
forbindelse af de ingredienser Or Diet som franz
bringar sa f0rvanande resultater lid botandeti
katarrh. Skrif efter anbefallningar fritz.
FL. CHENEY SEQ, egare, Toledo, O. .
Saljes hos apotekare, pris Zoe. =
Halls Famili Pills aro de basta
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
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LINEN

CAMPATHAoch LUCANIA.
dubbelpropelIer, $40 fot ianqa. 80. 900 hastkr.
UM6RIA och ETRURTR.
525 tot Ianga, 14.500 hastkrafter.
1xERNIA och 5AxoNTH.
dubbeIpropeller, 500 fot lanqa, IL, $50 tor.
Den ny dubbelpropeIIer angaten
CAFSPATE11A,568 tot lang, 1855 ton.
Dubbeipropeller angaren
uLTONIA, 5f3 fot lang, 5000 ton.
Cunard LINENS Rekord:
5 dagar, = timmar och IA minuter.
FIG. WHITING, Mgr, Dearborn & Randolph. Chicago,
eller lokal-agenter allestades.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
Sioux City.

>"rmska Monitoyens kontor
halles oppet fran kl. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
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For Sale

: $50 acres Of decided land with GOOD
8 room frame house, we'll painted. Sod
barn for Horses 3Ox4O. Two sheep barns
made Of lumber; one 32v1lO End 32xoO
with a lean to 32x6O. On this land there
is coal. 2 wells, Spring Creek running
through same. Only 20 acres under cul-
tivation. W. hold len on school Sec
ton of GAO acres making in all l12O acres
Price on above S48OO; 1850 ewes worth
In September at least $3.50 per head,
S4375; 800 wethers, coming and 3 year
old, worth in September s27OO; 800 this
springs lambs, s14OO 8 head OF horses
$500; 10 head of cattle, 500; 8 wagons,
3 sets of harnesses, 2 mowers, hay rake,
2 hay racks and all other machinery,
$500; total Ga 1876 The wool crop does
not 60 in this offer. # .93
My Price SO, 500. 90
The stock and machinery will bri g
you this in September and you can clear
above land for your investment in three
months. Must be sold by June Is 1904
JOHN BLOODGOOD,
New Salem, North Dakota.
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s27O, 900 small black pike, which filed
four large milk cans. They were II. d.
liyered to the John Rathjen plant 81
Painted Woods lake, six miles south.
Our fisher experts are much 5rejoieed
tflerHeat, and better stories than ever are
expected.
Hazelton Republican Frank Don
nelly Of Bismarck, was here the first
OF the week taking charg. ofsthe scrap
ers, tents and plows that IN. II. Yeater
and p. G. Campbell had seized from i
firm OF railroad contractors. Il seems
that chattel mortgage on the stuff
came in ahead Of the Yeater- Campbell
attachment, and that these gentlemen
are in fair way to lose.
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been q the city FOR several days, re-
turned home this morning. MIS-
.Baitzer. who underwent . dimcult5
operation at the hospital On Saturday.
AZ getting along nicely. 81 ": n, /.
81 H. Wilson. when seen approach
Ing the afternoon tradn with . heavily
laden grip and being asked where he
was going, replied that he was going
home, which means that he is going
to his Kdder county ranch.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-06
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS.

F Even Linton is putting in cement
walks.
Ashley seems determined to celebrate
the Fourth this year.
The Steamer Expansion has been off
the ways at Washburn under the direc-
ton of Capt, Bront, and put in COM
mission
The Strasburg creamery in Emmons
county has been opened for business and
on the first day 900 pounds of butter
were made
Emmons county democrats have set
June 18th at Linton for the first con-
vention and September Oath to nomin-
ate county ticket.
Ben Singledery, who committed sui
eide at his home last week, was man
ager of the I. P. Baker cattle ranch
southeast of Dickinson.
The Linton Advocate pays Hon. R.
N. Stevens a high compliment on his
Memorial Day Grafton and says that
words are inadequate to do justice to
it.
Clerk Of Court Baltzer again took
his wife to the hospital at Bismarck,
yesterday, where she will have an
operation for appendicitis, says the Ma
poleon Homestead.
| Barney Mckinley, the pioneer stage
driver between Bismarck and Wash
burn, is recovering very slowly from
his recent illness. It is doubtful if he
will ever regain his usual health.
The first commencement of the Glen
ullin public schools was held last We'd
nesday evening, May 25th. The gradu-
ates were Maud Flannery, Helen
Barnes, Mamie Burns, Aggie Tavis,
Maggie Burns, Mona CAMEL and JOS
eph Tavis. f.e@lsr ~. T.
Commencing June 10, Teachers In
stitute, comprising the counties of Nc
Lean. Oliver and Mercer, will be held
in Washburn, continuing for two weeks.
Prot. Moore, of Bismarck. will be con-
ductor, and Miss, Lulu Satterlutd in
charge Of the primary work, IT,.
Linton Advocate: While. undertaking
to raise the seventy-foot flag staff on
Broadway last Saturday evening, one of
the spices broke, which necessitated
the letting down Of the pole to have
the splice repaired. The staff was sue
cessfully raised, however, on Sunday,
and on Monday . 5Ox4O foot flag was
unfurled. NH, NH. 4. 4
Billings County Republican: Mrs. A.
IL Martin was called to Sims, N. D.,
Wednesday, byst the death Of her brother
in-law, Mr. ]. M, Nadeson, who died
Of cancer Of the stomach w ednesday ii
six o'clock The cancer was not her
editary but was caused from q briuse.
Diseased has been slowly dying for the
past two months. III
Washburn Leader George &c 4 al,
len, he 9. s. FISH Hatchery expert,
delivered Al this point al fdrsdtasy,,
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State: NEWS.

There are two lady baseball clubs in
Granville. I'LL l@s..s ;<s Il .5 /. Il.
It is said that fifty buildings are be-
ing erected in Minot. H.. 4.
4ss Jamestown will have the street car
nival fakirs again this season. gs,s3 !. III
Professor Willard Of the N. D.. A. c.
has been in the James River valley look
ing after some government geological
work. .s,s = @alsl5# #,1 TIT: J.. I: "a \.
John B. Fost of Denhoff is reported
TO have deserted his wife and FIVE chill
dren. The youngest was only seven
days old. 49,. 1}:5'#5s ..@. /.
Frank Seal, a bachelor, was found
dead in his house on his claim nine
miles north of Pleasan. Lake. Verdict
Of coroner, suicide. .f$
Near Hannaford Edgar Hoaland, a
two-year-old, was struck by a railway
locomotive, and both legs were cut off
below the knees. -. :.,.>>.
X. T j. Fordham, sentenced to the pei,
for three years from Grand Forks on
a charge of highway, robbery, will be
given new trial. ~ >.'s
In the interstate oratorical contest
at Mitchell, S. D., Miss Neva Stevens,
of the North Dakota Agricultural Col
lege, won the second place. I'D
Receiver Fox, of the Minot land Of
fice,. who has been taking treatment at
Bolder Springs, Mont, for rheumatism
has about recovered and returned to
Minot. .. ~.
F, E. c. Kruger, druggist of Park
River, had 200 pints of whisky shipped
in as barrel of formaldehyde. The
sheriff took charge of the barrel and
the drug clerk.
The North Dakota implement dealers
excursion from North Dakota to the
Worlds Fair leaves St. Paul Friday, the
10th inst, and over fifty will CO. w
A. Lanterman, wife and daughter, ane
Mrs. Walter Simpson and daughter, O.
Mandan, are among the slope delegates
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PERSONAL.

y; Mr.. Donald Anderson of Fort Yates
is in the city. ~
Miss Marguerite Haggart left for
Fargo yesterday. >.. =.
Mrs. J. L. Arnold is visiting at Minot
the home of c. ,Aurland. ~,
Mrs. VIM. M. Pye, ST., left for st.
Paul on yesterdays train. Is, M
Hon. P. J. Lyons OF Steele sundayed
with his family in the city.
Miss Fay Anderson of Fargo is
guest of Miss Kupitz this week.
Miss Lulu Satterlund went up to
Washburn on the morning train.
Chairman Hanna of the republican
state committee was in the city yes
terday. @l IT'D -: ..@
"a DR.. Dillon of Washburn, who was in
the city over Sunday, returned home
this morning.
7 Col. J. W. Bull and his brother-in-
law Mr.. Boynton went UP the Great
Falls branch this morning. 49,
Mrs. R. B. Woods and Master Paul
Jewell left yesterday for st. Louis to
take in the exposition. ~. a'~.. r.
~ w. L. Watson, wife and child left
on the afternoon train for St. Louis
to take in the exposition.
A. e. Bestic OF Walker Brothers &
Hardy went down on the 500 this
morning after spending Sunday in the
city, +. e. ~" ..-
I, Mrs. e. H. l.. Vespernan went to
Washburn this morning and will visit
friends and relatives there for few
days. r. Il =
Superintendent s. w. Derrick went
up on the Great Falls branch this
morning to look after the condition Of
traffic up that way. m, .,.
! R. J. Turner returned this afternoon
from Gladstone and Dickinson where
he had been for the pastfew days.
County Treasurer FEIrvin Root Of
Mclean county was among the contin-
gent that came down from Washburn
Saturday evening, he going to Fargo.
u County Auditor o. B. Wing and
Deputy Register Of Deeds 40. Reed
came down from Washburn Saturday
evening enroute to the exposition at
st Louis. es. % /. + s54
Mr.. e. G. Pollard the engineer in
charge Of the work at the bridge, left
yesterday for Lewiston, Idaho, on
business. Mrs. Pollard went to Seat
tie On q visit. .5z
n. D. Royig, 4 travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee and
Isl. Paul road. arrived Ii the city yes
terday. and WIN make this city his
headquarters for 9 time.
Doc Butterheld and John satteriund
GpiIotsd some land hunters out 70 Pleas
mt Valley south of Glad stone yester-
day where satterlund md associates
have three townships of virgin soil Tor
asaie.
James Nv. Foley returned on the
noon train from 81. Louis whore he
had been for 4 week Intending ths
IA. r. n. ISOLATION and incidentally
taking IA : few of tho sights 81 NJ
exposition ;ESSss
Chris HAltser of Napcleon Who ~
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y~SsSs$ASNA5 ~ OASV ~ aA4SU 0SASSASty W4e1 -
knife. with the result that tho Chinao-
man received ssvsfsl painful wounds
about the face. Boysr ~ taken %
the lookup by Policeman Carr, who
found enough whiskey o. hi person
to keep him drunk Tor several days.
He will have . hearing before Justice
Gilbert late this afternoon. N
Business on the 500 The excellent
crop prospect Is having the effect to
increase business along transportation
lines 40 well as II trade matters gen
orally During the past week ther.
has been noted q marked Increase In
the amount Of business going out on
the 500 lines In both directions, both
IN freight and passenger traffic. This
morning the outgoing trains were
heavily laden with freight and the
two coaches ON the Great Falls branch
were we'll filled With passengers,
was the large through line coach on
the main line. s$=2 ss Il }a.g
Harry n. srinshust Here Harry
Bringhurst he Of the Bismarck
Tribune star wherever he may be y
arrived In the city Saturday from Seat
tie where he now makes his heau.
quarters. He is another Of those good
fellows, don't you see, who used to
live in Bismarck back in 1883" He
will spend few days greeting old
friends In this city and then visit
eastern points and the st. Louis ex-
position. Mr.. Bringhurst says all ex-
North Dakotans in the Puget Sound
country are prospecting and the most
of them are happy. They have a
North Dakota association, with head.
quarters in Seattle, comprising about
200 ex-Dakotans, At the last annual
meeting and banquet May 18th, the
following officers for the ensuing year
we're elected: President, H. w.
Bringhurst;; vice presidents, J. D.
Trenholm, Seattle, Jessie Whatcom;
John Coleman, Everett, Frank La
Wall, Tacoma, John stadleman,
Spokane; secretary, James n, Douglas;
executive committee the president and
secretary and John Geenan, w. H.
Pringle and VIM. Thompson.
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fANCRED cOMNANDERY, KNIGHTS
I. Tep,plar, No. i. Meets third Thursday Ia
= each month at Masonic hall, Dakota block.
> M. H. jewell, E. C. Murdoch Mckenzie,
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BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. II. o. f. S.
Meets first and third Fridays in each month
It Masonic hail. Dakota block. Gertrude
j. Miller, w. M: Hattie Shelton, Secretary
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He / I: ]. ! ] /.

4. 81 ~ II THE WEATHER. #3.#ss: 5
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
Warmer tonight and III east portion
Tuesday. Max. 81; min. 40. 3sS
Company Drill tonight at the
armory at $3.50 sharp. s .j5 M N
d viii Entertain Bridesmaids MISS
Kupitz will entertain her prospective
Bird esmaids at . chocolataire Wednes-
day morning. ~ VI >5 Z
Crops Looking Fine August Trygg
was in from his farm today ana says
he never saw crops look finer than
they do now ct this season. ri 81,
Tool and Engine House IN a recent
estimate the war department allotted
$7,700 tor the building Of an engine
house and wagon shed at Fort Lincoln.
B Fifth Anntversary--Adr. and Mrs. Il.
g. Field Will entertain 4 few OF their
friends thts evening, the occasion be-
Ing the fifth anniversary Of their wed
ding. ,3.54s u; IA. .ss s3 Sa: 5s3
~ FtSI
Masonic Regular meeting Of Bis
marck Lodge a.. f. and A. M. tonight.
The third degree will be conferred
and invitation to all visiting Masons
is extended. NJ:
Hose Company Meets II ) L. ,Reade
secretary: d Regular needing Of Pho
neer Hose Co. No. 1, at engine house
tonight at 7::3O p. N. All members
are requested to be present. 4
Twenty Years Ago Twenty years
ago General Hughes delivered the
Memorial Day address in Bismarck
Charles T. Mccoy was republican ma
tional committeeman for Dakota terri
tory. s.. ~ T.: i. ~. IN a.@s n
M. B. A. Dance-The M. B. A. lodge
Of this city will give a social dance at
/. O.. 0. F. hall on Thursday evening,
June g. Those holding invitations to
previous dances will be welcomed to
this one. DIV %,a5r@! a Il. az.
Capt. Moffet at Presidio-H Harry
Bringhurst saw Capt. Moffet recently.
He arrived at Seattle on the trans
port Burnside, and goes to Preside
(San Francisco) for teatment for
chronic headache that has bothered
him more or less during his stay in
the Philippines. s:3: 5sss= #'I 4;:s... ~
Sudden !. Death--This morning Ed.
and Ira Hose received telegraph intel
: !. 80. - = -: : !.
sstef g .ne nome VI ' 'neir ps.lenes o.
:. M -. wauA' inu'' Tue ne'ssase statlne
'na - sne ns'u ueen iounu ueao q. .
o'clock this morning. They left for
there on the afternoon train. g.. I}i
s. ~ s::.55::., * :.
appointed ted 70 meet ct Smelling for the
PURPOSE pcf OF exami1 ming applicants for
appointed as chaplain In the army.
The board will u consist q i Of the following
named l' ofticers: Mai. p 3. Prick,
Surgeon Major + Leonhauser,
Capt. u. HAL Capt. +. <DWyer,
Lieut.. W. 4 Teft. Assistant Surgeon On
and Lieutenant "a a. Harrison as re,
corder IN s&= .5.5.
Il. AZ ----5s s5s5 IL s:> .,.:&
"a Marriage OF Katherine Falrchild--
81 si.to' 3s u'usnte ~. ~ MIS- g
4 ileien ra'rcn.iu' iormeeiy q snlsmarck =
W.T.. -. fs all deceased, having Deen
DT0SlO00C HOI Inc t1rVt NaI1Onal b6nK
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KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS. j4s s2s
ST. ELMO LODGE, NO. /. MEETS EVERY
Wednesday evening, at x. p. hall, Baker
block. e. =. Townsend, G. G.. D.. D. Nc.
Gahan X. Of R. and S. 3F 33s' Y
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MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
Meets every 2nd and 18th Thursday Of eacf
month in Oddfellows' Hall. "A. F. Mar
quett, President; Mrs. Ida White, Secretary
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EB still interested AZ the Missouri
Slope James =. Neaye, now residing
ats Dresden, Ohio was from 1879 to
1885 stationed at old Fort Berthold
10 agency physician. While Re was
at that post ne kept ~ accnrate and
detailed weather report having been
supplied With the best government
instr ,ments for rsoord ling temper atnre.
rainfall etc The doctor Ii 4 constant
reader of the Bismarck Tribune ma
isttil has property interests a thisssecs
ZION.
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Hose Company Meets L. Reade
secretary: Regular needing Of Pho
neer Hose Go. No. |, at engine house
tonight at 1880 p. N. All members
are requested to be present. !
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Sudden Death-This morning Ed.
and Ira Hose received telegraph intel
ligence Of the sudden death Of young
sister at the home Of their parents at
Mishawauk, Ind, the message stating
that she had been found dead at 6
o'clock this morning. They left for
there on the afternoon train. f.. I Il.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-06

Army Notes--A board of officers is
appointed to meet at Smelling for the
purpose Of examining applicants for
appointed as chaplain in the army.
The board will consist OF the following
named officers: Maj. p. B. Prick,
Surgeon Major H. 4 Leonhauser,
Capt. n Hall, Capt. 7. F. Dwyer,
Lieut.. w. n. Teft. Assistant Surgeon
and Lieutenant "A. |. Harrison as NJ,
corder. HILL 3. *.$5.f@ .4s, Z: Il &,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-06

Twenty Years Ago-Twenty years
ago General Hughes delivered the
Memorial Day address in Bismarck
Charles T. Mccoy was republican ma
tional committeeman for Dakota terri
tory. +: +. +. ~. NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-06

Capt Moffet at Preside Harry
Bringhurst saw Capt: Moffet recently.
He arrived at Seattle on the trans
port Burnside, and goes to Preside
(san Francisco for teatment for
chronic headache that has bothered
him more or less during his stay in
the Philippines. s2- ,ss= 5.::>.... ~