Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-07
DICKINSON / | I | | !. !.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE
METROPOLIS OF THE T1ANs- S
MISSOURI COUNTRY. IA II

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j, r. Films, or Jimmie. /" as he was
best known, was called to his home
in England this week by an advertise
ment seen in one Of the Minneapolis
papers. The advertisement was in
serted by his father and offered a re-
ward for information leading to the
finding Of his son. The item was
noticed by & an old employer OF
Jimmie's who promptly wrote him.
Since coming to this city Mr.. Elms
has been contracting painter and
| owned a shop back Of the city hall
which he sold to E. c., Bowman before
leaving for London. Mr.. Elns had lit
tie to say in regard to his home life
other than that his father was a
| wealthy man and that he, (Jimmie)
was a younger son and had left home
when 16 and gone to Canada and be-
came cowboy Later he learned the
| painting business and for the past five
| years has been a full fedged painter.
| The farmers excursion to the Agri-
cultural college at Fargo promises to
| be grand success. Most of the
1 tickets have already been spoken for
and it is expected that the full quota
will be made up all along the line.
! Those desiring to take advantage Of:
the low rate, which is $3.50 for the
! round trip, should call at the Press
4 Office on tomorrow morning between
s and 10 O'Clock. The farmers have
4 the first choice of tickets and when
/ they have: all been provided for the
1 remainder will be sold to citizens who
4 are interested in going. u 4 5. |sa$
Robt. Lyons and son have the con-
4 tract for furnishing the feed and
i posting the bills for the circus which
will appear here on the IS. t
1 AS the result of bids for his wool
Mr.. Armstrong will buy L. Rand, a,
woolbuyer for Dupee & Hackett of
Boston, the best hat to be found in
/ the city On offering his wool Mr..
i Armstrong said that the wool would
1 so to the highest bidder aad in addi-
ton the man who bid highest would
receive a present of the finest hat to
be purchased in Dickinson. Mr..
Rand bid in the entire clip at %
cents per pound and is now using his
idle time. in trying to locate the most
expensive head gear in town.
Father Ambrose Lethert,. o.. S.. B.,
who many years ago was missionary
in this section, and Father Bernard, 0.
S. B., of st. Johns university, arrived
in the city Thursday and will visit
with Fathers Rabsteinek and Digman
for few days before continuing their
journey to the Bad Lands where they
will make a study of the geological
formations. After completing their
work in the Bad Lands they will visit
the National Park. ..5
The North Dakota Independent
Telephone company is the name of the
new concern which represents con-
solidation of all the independent tele-
phone lines in this state a Dickinson
is on the list and will in short time
have communication with every other
Lefty in the state General Hughes was
4 in the city on Thursday.
1 The local ball team added unto
d themselves fresh crowns of glory on
q! Julys at Richa I'd ton. The Richard
ton boys were defeated by Taylor and
the local tossers took on the Taylor
aggregation and defeated them. sss
The two engines which were over
turned in the recent Washout during
the heavy rains have been raised and
are IN the local yards where they will
be fixed up for transportation to the
shops. 55SS Isl 81
Mrs. A. billiard entertained a num-
Der of young ladies on Friday at a one
O'Clock luncheon in honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Henderson of Memphis,
d Tenn. 3$5 s5s a ss s III
Fred Roauette has been called for
4 the petit jury in the Federal court
which convenes at Fargo on the ~
Mrs. Roauette will accompany him fa
i Fargo and they will go on to Chicago
for an outing before returning home.
The Duluth. South Shore 8 Atlantic
Railway announces the opening Of Il:
= through sIeeping car service to al