Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-11-02
The skies are cleared today, and there
is promise of more Indian summer.

Inc Skies are cleared IOudy, anu CHeFc
is promise of more Indian summer.
The regular review of the X. O. r..
NJ. will be held Thursday, Nov. /. I'M
portant business. All members are
requested to be present at S o'clock.
Mr.. A. Soehnig, prominent German
speaker, will SPEAK in Bismarck to-
morrow night on the political issues
Of the day. He is campaigning under
the auspices of the republican nation
al committee.
1t is not a MASQUERADE, the ball to be
given by Bismarck orchestra on the
9th of November. No one masked will
be allowed to enter. The latest music
and an enjoyable time will be prom
Used during the evening.
Republicans are arranging for the
last grand rally Of the local campaign
next Saturday night. The arrange
ments include a free supper at the
Griffin building, d torchlight parade,
speechmaking and other accessories Of
4 well arranged rally. There will be
a special train on the Washburn road
and Il large attendance from all parts
OF the county.
Ihc brick wor.i on the Sheridan is
practically completed except for the
IN jcl q, ,l .r,n cp-p:pn Of t1o tnr rr1, ~
exact style OF this has not yet heen de-
cided on. The bricklayers have been
BUSY raising the chimney at the back
OF the builalng. The hotel is a great
addition to the street, as appearance
goes, and the changed appearance of
the whole locality by the fine new
buildings is the source of much favor
able comment from strangers.
The depot force is taking advantage
Of the fine weather and rushing the
work along is rapidly as possible.
Last Week-the first week that has
been devoted to work on the walls,
the structure was raised several feet
all around and the building now makes
a !sooG showing from the street. Two
Or three weeks OF fair weather and the
greater part Of the concrete work will
be completed. This is the only work
that canno be done in extremely cold
weather. The walls are being raised
,r,,-s1 faction than va,
Rev. a. Durrie returned yesterday
from Wilton, having organized the
First Presbyterian church at that
place, OF seven members, two elders
and four trustees. The lot, 80 by 40
feet, is On Dakota avenue and is one
of the sightliest of the site. The
chapel for the temporary use is LIKES
feet and was finished in three days.
Services were held morning and even
ing, and in the evening hour every
seat was filled. With funds on hand,
supplemented by outside gifts, there
will be no encumbrance on the prop
erty.
Fargo Forum: The Western Union
Telegraph Co., the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern Telegraph COM
panies, are again considering the ques-
ton of obtaining their currents from
dynamos. instead of by means of bat
terry cells. Manager Hughes of the
Fargo-lLdison Co. has submitted fig
ures Of cost for the supplying Of the
largo offices and he is looking for a
decision at an early date. Mr.. Hughes
says that a saving of at least $4,000 a
year will accrue to the Western Union
by the change. He also says, that il
the new system is adopted here it will
be q gratifying recognition of the re-
liability of his company's service.