Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-27
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survey.
It is reported from Grand Forks that
the North Dakota Milling association
will be reorganized and the new com
pany will have everything in good work
ing order by April l. The committee
which was appointed to bring the reor-
%ganization about, which was headed by
W. R. Merriam of st. Paul, met with
encouragement from the start, and the
creditors big and little agreed to the re-
organization plan.
S4TURDiy
Regular ~convocation of Missouri
Chapter No. l, R. A. M, Monday even
ing.
There will be morning and evening
service at the Episcopal church tomor-
OW.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E.. Wallace have gone
to Jamestown, to spend Christmas at
home.
Preaching morning and evening at
the Methodist church tomorrow. All
welcome.
All members of Company A are re-
quested to be at the Armory at 7:3O
Monday evening.
Rufus Ullum has finished the city
school census, and reports ego children
Of school age.
The Devils Lake Cooperative %associa-
ton was incorporated by the secretary
Of state. The capital stock is $4,000.
Stenographer R. M. Tuttle has finish
ed up the work imposed upon him by
the recent term of court here, and gone
to New York, where Mrs. futile is visit
ing.
General Blewett won a COW at a rattle
in jamestown, but has not yet decided
whether to bring it up to the city or
leave it to increase and multiply at
Jamestown.
Billings county has 100 voters, and the
total costs of the prosecution Of the
Wadsworth case from it's beginning haye
been about S. 5000, which will average
about $50 for each voter.
In the Presbyterian church, special
Christmas music, including an anthem
from Gounod, will be held in the O
ing. Rev. Durrie will speak in the
morning on "The Christian Effect Of
Christmas in Historic Panorama" and
in the evening on Evergreen Boughs."
Mrs d .Lncas, wife Of Deputy Lucas,
of the department Of agriculture and
labor, left this week to join the Hutch
inson concert company, with whom she
will make a trip to the coast. Mrs.
Lucas has a powerful, sweet and we'll
cultivated voice, which has often been
heard with pleasure in this city, and
that she will score a success on her trip
is a forgone conclusion. She has one or
two sisters with the Hutchinson family.
and the trip will doubtless be a pleasant
and successful one for her.
The Northern Pacific have put out a
number of baggage cars, bearing on their
sides the new trade mark adopted by
the road. 1t is a pair of inverted,
entWined commas, one black
and one white, enclosed in a circle,
around which is the name of the road.
The company has no distinctive mark
and this has been created. It is said
that the new mark is not entirely satisfac-
tory and it has been painted on but a
few as an experiment.
Grand Forks News: The carrier dove
from Sturgis, S. D., comes today with a
message of interstate hearts. The we'd
ding of James Murphy of Darlington,
who was formerly in the state insurance
department under Cudhie, and Mrs.
Minnie Jones, the st~enographer in the
executive office, is waited. Mrs. Jones
Was for a long time stenographer in
Burke Corbet's office here, and a popu-
lar lady. They will take up their resi-
dence in jamestown, where Jim will
practice law. The News waves it's ban
ner of congratulations over the distance
that lends enchantment to the view.