Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-10-21

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out notifications to the county auditors
as to the amendments to be placed or
tho official ballots this fall, and will be
busy from now on sending out certiHca.
tions of candidates to be placed on the
ballots and with other particulars.
Election time is the busiest of the year
for that Office.
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs.W. M. Pye have returned
east after a visit of several weeks in the
city.
Mrs. r. A. Briggs and daughter Bessie
have returned from a visit with friends
at Tacoma.
Secretary of State Falley has returned
to the city and is busy with election de-
tails in his office.
H. L. Nicholson is building an addi-
ton to'his Fourth street store for a
warehouse and sausage factory.
The elevator for the Kuritz building
has arrived and will soon be position.
The upper story of the building is being
finished and Mr.. Kupitz expects to be
located in the new building for business
in about two weeks. He is having two
living rooms fitted up in the second
story to be occupied by his family this
winter.
The mandolin club and pupils of st.
Mary's school are preparing for an en-
tertainment to be given tho latter part
of the month. Vie Corey and Myrtle
LeaQuee are contrasting for a gold
watch. Contest decided at the enter
tainment.
The 500 tracklayers have reached the
end of their work for this year, at a point
almost north and seven miles distant
from Williamsport, about thirty-three
miles from Bismarck, and about six
miles west of Braddock. We understand
that no sidetracks will be put in this
season west of Braddock, and that that
station will be the end of the line for
traffic purposes until the track shall be
laid to Bismarck and Mclean county
next year.-Emmons County Record.
The Ladies Benevolent Aid club
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. E. H. Will
son; secretary, Miss H. Shelton; treas
urer, Mrs. GIN. Dahl: vice president,
Episcopal church, Mrs. Falconer; vice
president, Methodist church, Mrs. DON
nelly; vice president, Catholic church,
Mrs. Klaus: vice president, Presbyterian
church, Mrs. Durrie; vice president,
Baptist church, Mrs. Field; directors
ward l., Mesdames Macnider and Faunce;
directors ward 2, Mesdames Bogue and
Eppinger; directors ward 8, Mesdames
Leo and Blewett; directors ward 4,
Mesdames Kupitz and McHugh.
Mandan Times: A man named Clark
worked for G. P. Thurston last month
and during the fair drove a rig for him
to carry passengers to the fair grounds,
but left town at the close of the fair
without turning oyer the money he had
taken in. The same night he left town
the Bismarck depot was robbed and
Clark is suspected of assisting in the
burglary. Mr.. Thurston secured a war
rant for his arrest on a charge. of en-
bezzlement and Sheriff Mcdonald
rounded him up, but he wa subse-
quently turned over to the Burleigh
county officers to answer to the more
serious charge of burglary. He has been
held to the district court for trial.
Monday.
Rev. Byers of Mandan is a guest in
the city today.
Clerk Of Court DeFrance of Dickinson
is in the city today.
The deer law was up Saturday and
several killings were made.
Auditor Schallern Of Morton county
81 among the guests in the city.
"A disagrceable change in the weather
makes work on the building operations
about the city unpleasant, owing to the
cold.
Attorneys Templeton and Bosard 81
Grand Forks, = in the city today look.
ing after legal matters before the su.
prcme court.
/. The contract for carrying the United
States mail from Mannhaven to Stanton
\. d., has been awarded to A. A. Cole
of Algona, Ia.
Rev. Durrie has returned from Cassel
ton, where he presided at the meeting o
the Presbyterian synod Of the state
which was largely attended.
Agent Richards Of Fort Berthold wa
lin the city yesterday. The agent i
recognized by the department as one q