Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-04

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Presbyterian Church = Preaching
services ON Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. Sunday school at 1918 D, m.
Evening services at o'clock. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock. A cordial invitation to all.
A. w. Hayes, pastor.
Leave Of Absence for kits An
army note says: Lieut.. William P.
Kits, Twenty-flrst infantry of Fort
Snelling,r has been granted a three
months leave of absence, and will
leave in a day or two for his home in
New York.
Will Assistants. J. w. Foley has
consented to assist Mrs. Youmans at
the piano during the remainder of
her dancing classes, for both children
anda adults, service that will be
greatly appreciated by Mrs. Yomans
as well as the members of the classes.
: Good Solicitor = The Wahpeton
Globe of the I'd inst. says: Miss Nan
H. Woodmansee, representing the
Merchants State Mutual Insurance
company of Fargo, was canvassing
Wahpeton this week in interest of her
company. Miss Woodmansee is a
good solicitor. Her home is at Bis
marck, .--.t.. e H..
kindergarten cIosed-After q very
successful term Miss Marguerite Hag-
CART closed her kindergarten school in
Bismarck for the summer vacation
yesterday, and will spend the summer
with her parents at Detroit Lake.
Miss Haggert is an, excellent teacher
and has fairly captivated the young
sters who have been favored with an
opportunity to attend the kindergar-
ten. Her return and the reopening of
the school after summer vacation will
be anticipated with great satisfaction.
Should Attend to Dipping-As the
owners of dipping tanks have conclud-
ed to shut down their plants on the
Goth inst, cattle owners should not
fail to get their cattle in for the first
dipping during the coming week.
There are few stragglers who have
not attended to this matter as vet.
and az there is danger that the gov
erument authorities will put a quaran-
tine on all cattle that have not been
dipped and forbid their shipment to
market in the fall it is important that
cattle owners attend to this matter at
once. z
Must Come to Land-Col. J. w. Bull.
who has been down at Minnetonka
visiting his family and incidentally
taking out q few bass and croppies,
has returned to his desk in the real
estate office OF Bull & Knauss. His
faith In the future Of North Dakota
realty continues unabated. Among
the reasons for the faith that is In
him is that tho large capitalists, being
able to control the large manufactur-
ing and industrial enterprises, the
railroads, the car lines and other pub
lie utility corporations In which there
are large profits, the people Of me-
dunn wealth will have to come to the
land for investment, and when they
do, aside from the productdveness OF
North Dakota lands, there will be the.
incentive Of competition in the seek
ing ot Investments that win result In
rapid rise in values. .#5.a
Advance Note from FoleyAt last
Foley has been heard from the
Pike ct ST. Louis. Just q note with
out date written very early in the
morning saying: got down here
over the Wabash from Chicago last
night. The weather ID cold and miser-
able and everything Il mud. mud.
mud. Reads and walks are Ia bad
shape and when you set much q any
where yoal must wade. Came down To-
the North Daoota booth this morning
and am writing this note there The
booth b one q the handsomest Ia the
Agricultural building and the Roose-
welt cabin = b conspi cions feature