Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19
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Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day. Rising temperature. Max. 80
Min. 20. 4' .s--se.. !. b, @~ }5sf
Food sale-R Remember the Episcopal
ladies fair and food sale this week. sM
Agreement. to Close Grocery stores
have agreed to close at Z o'clock On
and after ldonday, April 18th. g.s4. @ls
Home cookery-Home Cooking at
the Food sale given by the Ladies'
Guild, saturday-Bread, rolls. pies,
cakes. doughnuts, etc.
/! Street tParade-Ward and Wade's
minstrels are in the city In their
special car and gave an excellent con-
cert at noon. They appear at the
Atheneum tonight. 5.$as:
Rathbone Sisters The Rathbone
Sisters will hold social Thursday
evening at X. Of p. hail. Il business
meeting will precede the social, be-
ginning promptly at 8 o'clock.
Land ONCE Reversed The Bis
marck land office has been reversed in
its decision In favor Of defendant in
contest case of Title s. Davis We.
Charles W. viets, involving the north
east quarter, southwest quarter and
lots 6 and Z, section s, township 1856,
range u in Logan county. 'S *Ss5
ThImble Bee - The Presbyterian
ladies aid society viii be entertained
at a thimble bee and dime social
Thursday afternoon, at the home II
Mrs. $. M. Pye, assisted by Mrs. J. B.
Taylor: Mrs. E. H. Wilson and Mrs.
VIM. Pye. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to ladies Of all other denomina-
tions. +
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Bismarck Tribune at st. Louis Ex.
position-North Dakotans will find the
Bismarck Daily Tribune on sale at
st. Louis during the Worlds fair, by
', J. ]. Purcell. This special news agent
will be found all forenoons in front Of
the postofice and in afternoons and
evenings around the principal streets
and hotels. ...-
Some Snow Left-The rotary snow
plow is at work opening the Linton
! branch, south of Mckenzie and It is
expected that trains will be running
shortly as heretofore. This branch
has been closed since February LIST on
account Of the heavy snowfall in that
! district. The rotary drilled through
one drift that was 800 feet long and
Is feet deep. i.
sale of fancy neckwear, aprons, ging-
ham pethcoats, etc., to be given by
the ladies Of the Episcopal Guild, at
the Boyle building on Fourth street,
Saturday afternoon, April 23d. A full
line of white and colored embroidered
collar and cuff sets. scrim, sets in
cross-stitch embroidery, fine linen
| turnover sets, etc.
| First Automobile Accident The
+, Glenullin News Of the 18th inst. says:
1.-THE first automobile accident in Glen
ullin happened last Sunday morning
Mr.. Tavis went out with his machine
! for short ride and was accompanied
by Miss Strauss. They were driving
along the street at pretty rapid rate
when the steering apparatus gave way
and allowed the rig to make a sharp
turn, throwing Miss Strauss out. She
received some bad bruises but nothing
serious - w.. II &5> l i;sssS., +
| Dragging Grain-At farmers insti-
tute this winter the discussion on the
benefits Of dragging small grain after
it is up from two to four inches,
brought out a good many opinions.
The majority of farmers from the Red
river valley who have tried the dragging
Of small grain, claim It has q good
effect in heading OF the evaporation
of moisture as it breaks up the surface
i Of the soil and kills o good many
weeds that have only become loosely
rooted in the top Of the SOIL One
North Dakota farmer who cultivates
! several sections said he had dragged
i his grain for many years always con-
sidered IT benefit.
Death OF Charles s. Kaufman
4 Charles s. Kaufman, who has been q