Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-24
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1 THE CITY
TIVE WEATHER.
Thunder showers tonight and
Wednesday. Stationary temperature.
Max. 81, min. 60. js5 {. \ s35E
Licensed Charles J. Peterson and
Miss Emma Stockstad of Enderlin,
were granted a license to wed today.
Is Guild Meeting Postponed The
meeting Of the Episcopal Guild has
been postponed from next Thursday
to a week from that day. 1t will be
held at the srectory. .s~
II a curio--L. s. Merit has received
from his son in Idaho a curio in the
shape Of a horned toad. This little
fellow is quite a pet and has excited
a good deal of interest in those who
have seen him. s'ts 81 S@g r}n@; ! rye
Sa3ff Hurt His Foot Yesterday while do
ing some switching u in the yards,
Frank Hines severely cut his foot in a
railroad frog and was unable to make
the run to Linton as usual. He will
probably be laid up for few days.
III klipsteif Boy Is 81 Dead Ora Kip
stein, the little Menoken boy who was
run over by "a wagon Saturday even
ing at his home, died last evening as
a result Of his injuries His body was
en1balmed by Webb Bros, and taken
to the old home Of the family in
South Dakota BY the grieving parents.
Not at the Club Guy Bolton Of the
Club restaurant, says Peter w eingart
lis not employed by him and has
nothing to do with his restaurant and
that no trouble such as mentioned
yesterday occurred there. It has
since been learned the trouble oc-
Cured elsewhere d ~. ... !, y
IS Disposed Of His Cemetery IA r.
Patterson has disposed of his private
cemetery at Braddock to f. H. Cotton
of that berg and it looks ais though
there might be stirring times down
/ that way. Mr.. Patterson donated Ave
acres Of the land in question to the
Braddock people for a cemetery and
has now sold the balance to f. Fl.
Cotton at $40 an acre, thereby making
q little pin money. /: 3=s. Nh N
b Land Office Changes The new
room that has been built by the First
National bank for the use of the u. S.
land office has been completed and is
now occupied It is a very pleasant
room, being finished ii oiled quarter
sawed oak and is well lighted from
three sides. This will be used as a
general Office and by Register Jewell.
The old room will be used by the
special agents, Receiver Satterlund
will retain his old apartment and the
1.-TWO rooms across the hall will be re-
tanned for Chief CLERK Hutchinson
and for contest purposes. VI u :5 sssS a
Married Fifty Years We are
pleased to be able to say that Mrs. w.
q. Webb. 81. \ IS somewhat: better,
Though still very sick. a great mat
ter Of grief to the lady Is the fact that
last Sunday was to have been a day
Of special happiness To her and Mr..
Webb and 10 the family, inasmuch as
had she been wei she would have
celebrated her golden wedding ami
lyersary, Mrs Webb was married
when but 16 years Of age, and had
looked forward to the golden we'd
lding day with the pleasure one IA.
iIturally would who had seen 30 years
lof happiness and was surrounded IN
devoted sons ana daughters who are
numbered among the most esteemed
lcitlzens Of Bismarck Her many
friends hope that her recovery may
he % rapid that the celebration may
HE held n the near future
Music Methods iiss Furber Of the
mphony Concert company, ii one of
the noted teachers 81 the piano Id the
Twin Cities, and aa many of the
mothers Of children taking lessons Id
4 10 Cent Cigar for 1t Gents
M AsHIN q TON IR WING
on have tried tho rest
now gst the best