Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
.NONDAY.

T. M. Joslin returned yesterday from
a trip through the east. =
Insurance Commissioners Fancher came
up from jamestown today.
The Bartsch assault case was dis.
missed by Judge Chase this morning.
The Nineteenth Century club will
meet Tuesday. Oct. 1, with Mrs. Harvey
Harris.
DO not miss the entertainment of the
Webbing sisters at the Atheneum to-
night.
Sewage pipes are being laid from the
Fourth street sewer to the First Ma
tional bank block.
Austin Logan sent three horses over
to Mandan today, to take part in the
races to be held there.
DR.. F. D. Kendrick came up from st.
Paul on this mornings TRAIN, and is
greeting friends.
Ed Berry, of R~hinelander, who fur
nished part of the amusement for the
boys last winter, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. DePuy returned
yesterday from Michigan. VIII IRE they
have been visiting for some time.
Geo. P. Flannery came up from Mime
apolis yesterday, panied by his
little daughter, and is visiting old friends
in the city.
w. @. Parker of Williamsport, has
been appointed a railway mail clerk,
having passed a successful examination
here recently.
/. A wheel of fortune was one of the
consignments on this mornings train,
en- route to help while away the time at
the Mandan fair.
Helen. the little daughter of Gen. A.
Hughes, has scarlet fever. The attack is
light, however, and it is hoped she may
have a speedy recovery.
Farmer Wallace went over to Mandan
today, to take charge of some local ex-
hibits at the fair, and give 'em a few
pointers on fairs in general.
Harry Helmes, the Glendive horse
man, is in Mandan with his PAGER Roselle,
the animal who took the free-for-all in
jamestown. She is a stopper and will
make the flyers travel-so tits said.
The Webbing sisters arrived from the
west yesterday, and will present an in
teresting program of a%pecialties at the
Atheneum tonight. They are high
class artists and should have a good
audience.
Beginning October 1st the Northern
Pacific will reduce their round trip rates
in the state making them on the basis of
a fare and a half on the lowest one way
frst-class fare. This will reduce first
class round trip tickets 25 per cent.
Fred Conklin, who has been one of the
attaches of the Northern Pacific at this
place, has returned to jamestown, hav-
ing, been offered a better situation there,
and his friends here, while sorry to see
him go, wish him good luck. His place
here will be taken by Olaf johnson, who
for a number of years held a position in
the freight house.
Travelling men are good judges of
hotel service. Without exception they
pronounce the Sheridan House table
equal to any hotel in the northwest
nothing better anywhere. The finest
coffee, pure cream and butter, meats
carefully selected and intelligently pre-
pared, vegetables in abundance and
luscious pastry. Guests, even when
tardy will find the meals always hot,
always frst-class. And now the steam
plant is being overhauled SO that every
room will always be comfortable. All
of this to regular guests at rates so low
it would seem every room should be
occupied.
County Superintendent Perkins is
sending notice to teachers that a teach
ers' institute has been appointed by the
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton, to be held at the high school build
ing in Bismarck, during the week be-
ginning October IA, 1894. The first
session will begin promptly at 10 o'clock
a. m. on Monday, and subsequent daily
sessions at 9 o'clock a. m. State Super
intendent Emma F. Bates will be pres
ent nj or two days during the week.
Prof. A. l.. Woods of Grafton, has been
engaged as conductor, and Prof. VIM.
Moore and others of the teachers of the
Bismarck schools have volunteered as.
sistance during the week.
TUESDAY,.
Fully 2O4 Bismarckers are in Mandan
today.
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