Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-21
the best in the country and the condition
Of affairs at the agency is always excel

lent.
The Synod of North Dakota, represent
ing all the Presbyterian churches in thu
state, convened at Casselton with a large
attendance. Rev. Thos. Dougan, o.
Langdon, tvas elected moderator, Rev.A
G. Manson of Grand Forks, synodica
missionary, and Rev. EN-. Atwood o
Larimore, Synodical Sunday School mis-
sionary.
j. D. Mcdonald returned this morning
from Fargo where he was called last
week by the serious illness and critica'
condition of his son, John, who wa
taken down some time ago for an opera
ton by DR.. Rindlanb. Mi. Mcdonald
reports his sons condition as improved
and it is believed now that he will pull
through all right.
jamestown Capital: Among the pass
engers on the delayed coast train yester
day were Register Lamb Of the Bismarck
land Office, Attorney Simpson Of Dickin
son, who is trying to gain some Of the
eighteen pounds of flesh he lost during
his war experience, Howard Eaton oi
Medora and Walter Parkin Of Stand.
ing Rock, the two last going to st. Paul
General Miller has gone to. Hillsboro
Grand Forks and Langdon to organize
three new militia companies at those
places. Applications have been received
from companies that desire mastering
in, and it is desired by the adjutant gen
erals Office to organize four more com
panies in addition to the eight now at
the front, SO there may be a full regiment
of twelve companies;
The general convention of the church
in the United States of America assem-
bled for its .triennial council on Oct. 9th
with a celebration of the holy commun-
ion, in the Cathedral, at which Bishop
Whipple of Minnesota was the celebrant.
Bishop Morrison of Duluth and Ven.
Archdeacon Appleby are attending the
convention al representatives of North
Dakota. At this meeting the important
work of choosing and electing a bishop
for North Dakota in succession to
Bishop Walker now of Western New
York, will be undertaked.
- Tuesday,.
Attorney Fl. A. Libby came in from
Park River this morning.
Sheriff O'Connor came in from Grand
Forks this morning with some prisoners
for the pe~nitentiary.
William Walton, who was at work on
the TRIBUNE building, was struck on the
head byta falling brick this afternoon,
and received quite acut.
Sam Graham has been released from
the ~penitentiary where he has served a
year. Graham worked for a farmer zeal
Buffalo and compelled the man to pay
him at the point Of a revolver.
Mrs. A. Garclon of Lewiston, Main, a
sister of N. E. Shelton, is visiting in the
city for a few days. Mrs. Garclon is the.
wife of n of the leading physicians of
Lewiston, and she is returning from a
visit to Colorado and other points.
Mrs. P. H. Seaman, wife of Travelling
Passenger Agent Scanlan who represents
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul road,
and who has, number of friends in the
city, died suddenly at st. Paul a few
days ago. Friends. Of the husband in
this city will extend sympathy,
Farmer Wallace, the silver tongued
orator of the Missouri slope and the
state has been called into service by tho
republican state central committee and
his voice will ring with good deeds of
republicanism in Cavalier county for the
next week or SO. The farmer is an effec-
tive campaign speaker and will be well
received wherever he goes.
Lieut.. Conklin has arrived in the city
from Manila and is with his wife and
mother here. His mother met him in
Frisco and made the trip home with him
He gained considerably in weight and
strength on. the trip and is in fair way
to regain perfect health. He has had
quite a siege of illness, and has made
quite a trip, having been half way
around the globe and back again in the
last few months.
The matter of the moving of the cold
storage building was under discussion by
the interested parties yesterday after.
noon and an agreement practically
reached by which the objections and
the injunctional proceedings will prob.
ably be withdrawn. Mr.. Baker agrees
to build a twelve inch fire wall on the
east side within thirty days from the
placing Of the building on the lotspro.
posed and to extend it eight feet above
the caves of the building and the other
details of veneering etc. are to be carried
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