Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-11
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THE CITY

THE CITY
Has New Title-It is reported
around. the depot that Tom Hughes
has blossomed out as full fledged
doctor-a specialist, in fact.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Lar.
son, baby girl, early this morning
The entire Larson family rejoice, and
it's many friends congratulate.
Ball Game-The ball game between
the Methodists and capitol push Will
be played this evening at the ball
park at 6 o'clock. Morgan and
Twiford will be the battery of the
latter and Roam and Russ for the
saints.
| Pleasant-The lawn social given by
the Rebekahs last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Connors on
Seventh street was most enjoyable
success socially and otherwise. There
was large and delighted crowd in at
Tendance.
T. Ought to Feel Good-A Polande1
passing along Fourth street ought
certainly to feel at home. That street
comes as near being poleland as it is
possible for street to be. Some day
the telephone and light poles will be
trelegated to the alleys, where they
belong.
] Denny Convicted-W. H. Denny
4 mayor Of Williston and prominent
banker, was found guilty of a charge
of receiving stolen property, in other
words of horsestealing. This is the
man on whose account Inspector Hal
Of Montana has made SO many trips tt
this city. = -
Had Fine Trip-Rev. c. w. Harris
returned last evening from his ;vaca
ton trip and will hold services as
| usual tomorrow. While away Mr.
Harris visited the Grand Canyon o.
| the Colorado and then visited Cali
fornia. He says it was a grand triI
and he is greatly benefited by the rest
f,,1 cio
Lucid-The following letter has
been received by the N. P. office here
and doubtless will receive prompt at
|tention when the wants of the writer
are discovered: M
August 8 1876
T., Der friend if hear is tul gest fol
my edress Henry Becher Merricourt
send hem SO soon as you can becos
watin over a week and am late or
on till get them please do SOL
Successful sale-The food sale Of
! the Presbyterian ladies at the store
! of French & Welch this afternoon has
been great success, most of the deli
4 cacies having been sold. The cook
! book was in lively demand, every lady
who attended the sale feeling that heI
4 success in the kitchen depended upon
having a copy of the book. A very
neat sum was realized from the sale
as a whole. >
4 Splendid Fruit-Mrs. W. s. Moor
house has raised some very fine red
currants and mammoth gooseberries
this year on the bushes at her house
lit is seldom finer fruit can be found
than this and goes to show that small
j fruits can be raised in this section
without the slightest trouble. 1t is q
marvel that every home has not Its
i own raspberry, currant and goose
berry bushes. las5 .ss 8 ,*ag
j May Be DreamAn unconfirmed
Irumor on the streets today has it that
the Milwaukee has bought the Linton
branch, and still another has it thai
the Milwaukee has forced" the N. p
1 to run q daily train on Its Linton line
The railroad men say they are In
i formed by grapevine telegraph thai
1.-The branch has been traded by the
M f. for a Milwaukee branch in Min
nesota, and that in a short time the
transfer will be made. This may be
the first step Of the long cherished
/ plan OF the Milwaukee to reach Bis
marck.
AuncIe Josh Is Coming Uncle
Josh Perkins will undoubtedly at
tract large audiences at the Atheneun
/ when It Is produced there August is
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