Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-07

ROYAL BAKING POWDER co., NEW YORK.
billed for different cities through the
state.
The October term of the supreme
court begins next Tuesday with a large
calendar.
Il. A. Simpson was unanimously re-
nominated for states attorney out at
Dickinson.
\ large number of candidates for state
office were among the attendants at the
Mandan fair.
Valley City Alliance: Miss Kate Kern
will go to Bismarck tomorrow night for a
three weeks visit with friends.
John Boyle is raising and repairing
his new building on Fourth street and
will give it a fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. L. L. Conklin is in the city, visit
ing her parents Judge and Mrs. Winches-
ter, after an extended eastern trip.
All members of the Woman's Relief
corps arc requested to meet at G. A. r.
hall Monday at 3 p. m. Important
business.
Grand Forks Herald: Manager H, r.
Lyon of the North Dakota Miller's as
sociation was in the city yesterday and
left last evening for his home in Mime
apolis. MI. Lyon states that the a~ssocia-
ton has expended about $4,000 during
the summer fitting up and repairing it's
mills and they are now in shape to do
the large business they anticipate. The
association has recently shipped 10000
barrels of flour to Europe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon, accompanied by their daughter,
will leave about the first of the year for
Honolulu to spend the remainder of the
| winter.
Monday.
j. w. Foley is visiting in the CITY
from Medora.
Fred Hollembaek is Il guest in the
city from Braincru.
y ligat snow is reported fl IN the
western part of the state yesterday
morning.
Alfred White has been renominated
for the house in the Tlirty-tirst legis.
lative diStrict-Stark and Rillinps
counties.
Geo. w. Webster. representing tie
American Type Founders company, i,
a guest in the city today.
Mrs. W.. f. Cochrane submitted
forT articles of fancy work for com
petition ut the Mandan fair and tool;
three first premiums.
Horace Lowry and wife, former
residents of the city. were visiting here
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. VIII
son. on Il trip through the city.
III. Il. Nicholson has moved into the
new Griffin building on Fourth street
and has a fine, new establishment
everything new. complete and first
| class.
See ii. l.. iMichelson's al in today's
issue. Now at home in his new build
ing on Fourth street. Everybody in
vited to call. New goods and new
prices.
Former Supreme Judge Guy G. H.
Corliss came in from the east today.
and will appear in a number Of i'm
pOrtant cases before the supreme
court. which tomorrow.
Farmer Wagner is able to. he out
again after, being confined to his bed
by injuries resulting from an accident
with Il. moving machine. Mrs. Wag-
her. who recently suffered Il broken
limb, is also improving.
The, old Catholic church building
and lots will be disposed of tomorrow
and. Wednesday. Father Clemens
and the church committee will he at
the said buildings on Tuesday Mt 2::3C
p. M. to meet parties wishing to pur:
chase either lots or houses.
Judge Winchester this morning
made permanent the temporary in
junction. granted against moving the
old cold storage building into the fire
limits. The. building is still being
moved. not yet having reached tile fire
limit. and the case will probably liz
carried to the supreme court for set.
Element.
No insurance was carried on the
local mill and elevator in the local com
panies. 1t is insured in some Mime.
apolis millers insurance company, but
l the alnollnf Is, not l.no.x,n Y.l,o loa.