Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-10

upon by capital city visitors to that
town yesterday.
The Fin de Steele club will meet
with Miss Briggs at the residence OF
Mrs. w. B. Watson tomorrow evening
at T::3O o'clock.
Richland county, is in the city en- route
to Washburn where he will purchase
some land. He has already some real
estate holdings there.
It is reported the men recently dis
charged by the N. P. for accepting
money from hobos + to be reinstated,
they having had a lesson that the COM
pany thinks will be valuable.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt win be
met ait Aberdeen by a party OF North
Dakotans and accompanied to Fargo.
Senators Hansbrough and McCumber
will be members Of the party.
Chief of Police McHugh has been
idisinfected and released from quaran-
tine and has resumed his duties today.
His daughter is conyalescent after her
severe siege Of %diphtheria and Mrs.
McHugh is doing we'll.
Alice J. Mahnken, wife of Attorney
Mahnken$of Fargo, has brought a sec
ond suit for divorce on the ground OF
adultery. This couple were inter
ested in divorce suit before Judge
Lauder and$itwas denied.
Thos. ]. Fauin, assistant postmas-
ter at Butte, Mont, and for many
years a resident of the city, arrived
from the west yesterday and stopped
over for day or two to visit old
friends in the city. He lis en- route to
St. Paul to meet Mrs. Flavin who has
been visiting in the east.
Washburn Leader: Harvesting is
now completed throughout the county
and t%hreshing begun. The yields are
exceedingly light. David Carlson of
Weller, who has just completed thresh-
ing, received 1 600 bushels Of wheat
from a piece that yielded between 5000
and 1000 bushels last year.
Braddock Republican: w. T. Best
and Chas. Coburger drove to Bismarck
Friday. Mr.. Coburger remained in
Bismarck, where it is said he has ac-
cepted employment. Mr.. Best re
turned to Br,aaddock Saturday accom-
panied by Mrs. Best and two daugh-
tiers who have become welcome resi-
dents of our promising little city.
The king Of the Opium Ring com
pany played to a small house at the
Atheneum Saturday night. There
are some good features in the show,
notably the work of the musical COM
edians and of the %soubrette. The
spectacular features of the show, about
ali it has to rely or for popularity, had
to be omitted because it was impos-
sible to put the scenery on the stage.
Withals the play was fairly pleasing.
The "For Her Sake company came
in from the east on the noon train
yesterday and play ait the Atheneum
tonight. There will be a special train
from Mandan to bring residents OF
that city who desire to attend the per-
formance. The company receive some
fattering comments from Jamestown
and Valley City, at each of which
places they were we'll received. The
play deals with the phases of Russian
political and social life and is full OF
interest and lively action.
Dickinson Recorder: Capt, Auld
has received a letter from John i.
tChaloner, dated from Manila, where
John has enlistedGi Company g, goth
u. S. infantry, in hopes to be sent to
China. He says Manila is very much
improved and Americanized in the past
year. Charlie Ferrier, who was hos
pital steward ol the First North Da-
kota volunteers, is running a meat
market in the city, and Corporal Man
ley of Company H of jamestown, is
practicing law. Johns letter is dated
July 3lst.
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