Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-27
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+ THE WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight and Thursday
Warmer Thursday and west portion
tonight. Max. u, min. 81.
Catholic. lawn social tonight.
Boy 6orn-A boy was born last night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fisher.
Divorced-Mrs. c. H. Burtts has
been granted divorce by Judge Win.
chester.
Hay On the Reservation-Lieut. Dos.
ter, @. NJ, is advertising for proposals
to cut and stack the hay on the Fort
Lincoln reservation.
New Townsite-A new town-site has
been plated at Campbell, the first sta.
ton on the 500 east of Braddock. M.
R. Farrell, the Napoleon merchant, will
move his store there.
Married-Mr Terry White and Miss
Lena Lundberg were married last
night by Rev. Father Clemens. Both
are we'll known in the city and friends
will extend congratulations.
On the Ground Early-Drake News:
A. G. Roe has selected a site for a
store about II miles northeast of here,
on the line of the proposed Dunseith
and Bismarck railway and is hauling
lumber from Koehler's lumber yard.
Gets the contract-H. c. Rhud sc.
cured the contract for repairs and new
floors in the school buildings, being
the lowest bidder. The Bismarck
decorating company secured the con.
tract for painting and kalsomining,
being the lowest bidder.
New Standardization people are
said to be excited over a report that a
party of railroad surveyors is work.
ing in that direction from the south.
east, and there is speculation as to
whether it is possible extension OF
the 500 or of the Milwaukee road.
Denied-The secretary of the inter.
ior has denied motion for the review
of a previous departmental decision in
the case of Claus P Hairup VS.. Charles
H. Heart, involving the northeast
quarter of section 26, township 1874
north, range II west, Bismarck land
district, North Dakota.
State Library in a Heap-The i'm
provements being made at the capitol
building have caused the temporary
"hiding" Of the state library. That is
the book racks have been moved to
gether until the library is hardly &C
cessable. In short time it will be
housed in its new home, the old house
chamber remodeled and prepared es
pecially for the supreme court and the
library
North Dakota Farmers Institutes
Any community in North Dakota de
string a farmers institute for the
year ending June 80, 1905, should write
the secretary of the institute board
E. E. Kaufman, Fargo, NJ D., at once
and secure a blank application. II
will be impossible to hold more thar
40 institutes this year and those apply
ing early will be considered first by
the institute board.
Street Signs-Chief of Police Ritch
ey, under the direction of Mayor Reg
lister, is making list of signs sus
pended across the streets that are in
violation of the city ordinance regulat
ing such matters. A dozen or fifteen
signs have been listed that do not com
ply with the ordinances, and the own
ers have been notified to remove them
within five days. If this is not done
the matter will be reported to the
city attorney for action.
Wants Prisoner-St. Paul Globe:
Gov. Van SAINT yesterday issued 8
requisition on Gov. White Of North
Dakota for the delivery to Sheriff E. )
Sullivan of Polk county, of Pat Burke