Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-09-30

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total of forty acres. One acre of oats
yielded. flfty-five bushels. Other large
yields are reported-in that. vicinity.
The. good people Of Bismarck: who
want to assist in the inauguration Of
some enterprise that will. yield some
money to send to u boys in.Manila,
should turn out at the. Atheneum this
evening to take preliminary steps. The
movement should. be extended all over
the state.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Blewett went east last night
on a business trip.
Mrs. W. B. Watson came in, from the
west last night to visit fol-. a time in the
city.
Miss Mary Foley, came down. from
Medora last night to visit for a time with
her brother.
Governor Devine did not go over to
Mandan this morning to open the state
fair, as per original program.
w. L. Watson hands the TRIBUNE
some interesting farm and ranch scenes,
taken at his ranch southeast of the
city.
Bill Falconer: I wa over to Mandan
yesterday. The outlook is for a better
fair than last year. They will have
some good races.
Train No. 2 of last night was run in
two sections to accommodate the large
number of tourists who are returning
from the coast, the low rate having been
taken off,.
Theodore Jaler, the nominee for treas
urer of Trail county, is a brother of
Simon Jaler, the efficient clerk in the
ofice,o OF the superintendent of public in
struction.
G. D. Edick has a number of interest
ing photographs sent from Dawson City
by w. T. Perkins. The views show the
latter engaged in various occupations
building. a log house, kneading bread
and otherwise busted. The, views are
all interesting.
Ex-State Auditor Porter is in the city
and it is surmised he is here to
argue with F.: N. Kinter upon the lat
ter's acceptance of the nomination for
the state senate in LaMoure couaty, but
it is probable Mr.. Kinter, as a farsighted
man-will see that this is a republican
year.
Winona Times; The 9th cavalry has
been ordered to Cuba. G troop, which
has been stationed at Yates for several
years past, is now busily engaged in pre-
pairing for the journey. I troop of the
LIST cavalry is expected at Yates next
week, at which time G troop will leave
with the best wishes of the entire COM
munity.
The meeting last evening, called for
the purpose of making arrangement for
sending holiday goods to our North Da-
kota soldiers at Manila, was but sparing-
ly attended owing to the fact that the
call for the meeting was not generally
No definite action was
taken by those present, but the meeting
was adjourned until tomorrow (Wednes-
day. evening at the Methodist church,
which was kindly rendered for the pur-
It is hoped that there will be a
general attendance at this meeting. The
subject interests all classes and all per-
sons, and everybody is urged to be pres
ent and take an active part in the pro-
ceedings. There will be appropriate adj
dresses and patriotic exercises. Do not
forget the place-Methodist church
nor the hours o'clock sharp, Wednes-
day evening.
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, B. Fancher returned
this morning from the cast.
Encourage the band by your presence
on Main street tomorrow morning.
Mrs. R. N. Stevens has gone east,
called by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. w. M. Pye returned from the
east this morning with her son Mamie.
VIM. Marvel of Mckenzie is moving
family into town to get the benefit
Of the school during the coming winter.
Pioneer Press; Local railroads sub
mitted their bids for the transportation
the Eighth cavalry to Capt. French,
quartermaster of the department of
Dakota, yesterday. They had a meet
ing yesterday morning and agreed to
offer the usual army reductions. The
Eighth cavalry will proceed to Hunts
vile, Ala, via two routes. Two troops
from Fort Yates and Fort Keogh, includ-
ing four officers, 1913 men and eight
horses, will pass through ST.. Paul and
the other two troops from Fort Meade,
SD, will pass through Omaha.
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