Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-29
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THE CITY

Yeomen Meeting-Tuesday even
ing at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows hall.
Business of importance.
Current ,Events-The Current Events
club will meet with Mrs. Hgbee
Wednesday at two thirty sharp.
More Inmates for Pen-Sherif Will
son of Towner county, brought down
two prisoners for the penitentiary yes
terday.
Mems Meeting-The- meeting to-
night at. the Methodist Episcopal
church Will be for men only. Service
begins at eight O'Clock.
Gen. Miller. Better-Word from y! the
bedside of Adjutant General Miller is
to the effect that he Is a little better
than yesterday His rugged constitu-
tion is doing wonders for him at this
time.
ReouIars Cannot t. Turn out-Owing
to the absence from the post of so
many officers at this time the regulars
at Fort Lincoln will not be able to
participate in the Memorial day ex-
ercises tomorrow. y,
Flowers Wanted-The school chill
dren and anyone else that have
flowers, are requested to bring them
to the Atheneum tomorrow to be used
to decorate the building and graves OF
the old soldiers. Have them there by
9 o'clock if possible. JOS Hare, COM
nnander.
After a. Good Bunch-G. R. Wanna
maher of Dickinson, is suing the
Northern Pacific railroad in the U. s:
court at Fargo, for $4,000 for injuries
1t is alleged he sustained in a.wreck
at Driscoll Haayear ago.. Its claimed
wannamaker is still unable to- per-
form physical labor as a result of the
wreck.
Memorial Services-Sunday after
noon the members of the Grand Army
attended services at the Methodist
church, where exercises appropriate
to the occasion were held. The
church was prettily decorated in the
national colors and a,large picture of
President Lincoln stood in front Of the
altar. Rev. Magin delivered fine
address, the choir sang patriotic songs
and altogether the services were ex-
ceedingly interesting.
"saiIor JEAN coming-Tomorrow
FssSailor, Jean" and his trolleyette will
arrive in town Sailor Jean" Is walk
ing and pushing his "Irolleyette" to
every state capital in the United
States, a distance of 20 900 miles, at
the conclusion of which he will publish
a book of his travels. This is the
longest and most remarkable trip any
man has ever undertaken on foot. It
is nearly equal to crossing the United
States seven times. He has now walk
ed over $4,000 miles.
= Bought a Cheese Factory-Henry G..
Kaiser has purchased; a fine cheese
making outfit and installed the same
in Morton county in the heart of the
dairy district. He purposes making
all kinds of cheese which he will
wholesale and retail from his fruit
stand. AS soon as he can get around
to It he will make a speciality of
Switzer cheese, having AN experienced
cheese maker in charge of the plant.
The first outfit of full cream and
brick cheese will be on sale next Sat-
,rday, and if 1t Is as good as the
samples handed around this morning,
It will take an immense quantity to
!, supply the demand. =.
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Held Up N. P.s Limited- saturday
night two men tagged Northern Pa.
cifc passenger train No. 2, near Bear.
mouth, Mont They bound the Are
man, cut of the engine and exnress
car and made the engineer pull them
mile or two ahead Of the train. The
engineer was chen made to force, the
express car door. Meantime the ex.
, press messenger had eUtingudshed the
lights. When the engineer and one
robber entered the car the latter
struck a match The engineer blew
the match ont and as ne did 80 the
messenger swiped the nbber over
the head, knOckinns him silly MIRO