Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-02-14
,itation is extended to the ladies Of the

vitation is extended to the ladies' of the
city.
Farmers and others receiving the
American Agriculturist Year Book will
confer a favor on the Tribune by ex-
hibiting it at their neighbors and-tell-
ing them how they gotit.
States Attorney Allen returned on the
noon train from Fargo where he has
been busy with the trial of the cases of
the Chinese, who entered the United
States in violation Of the law.
Bishop Walker, during his stay in the
state, will visit Grand Forks, Devils
Lake and jamestown, and will conduct
services arranged for him by Bishop Ed
sail. Next Sunday Bishop Walker will
preach at Grand Forks.
Word has been received that w. c..
Andrews, the veteran paper salesman, has
so far recovered from the injuries receiv-
ed at. Grand Forks some weeks ago as
to enable him to resume his duties. It
is said he is to be given a route nearer
his home.
w. Il. Rogers and w. H. Berry are in
the city in advance of the "Hottest Coon
in Dixie" company, which will appear at
the Atheneum Monday night next. The
play is a speciality extravaganza and rag
time opera and has has made a hit
wherever it has appeared.
Agent Scott has received notice from
General Passenger Agent Fee that no
later than April ], the passenger rate in
North Dakota will be reduced from 4 to
3 cents a mile. This is done in view OF
the increasing local business, and is in
line with the always progressive policy
of the Northern Pacific.
Yesterday was the birthday of DR..
Fannie Dunn and last evening a number
of her friends gathered at the home o.
Mrs. Klaus, and went from there to the
Dunn residence, to surprise the doctor
A very pleasant evening was passed, at
various entertainments, and refresh
ments were served a little before mid
night. The evening was a very pleasan'
one for all concerned.
Bishop Walker came in on the moor
train from Fargo, where he came from
New York, to dedicate the new churcl
there. He will preach at the loca
church tonight; and after the service
reception will be rendered to him at tn
home of Captain and Mrs. Moorhouse
The old friends of the bishop are please
to meet him again, and to congratulate
him on his success in the east.
Hon Bartlett Trip, with whom man
Bismarckers are acquainted and of whor
all have heard in connection with tn
work of the Samoan commission is 9
route to the Pacific coast and will sto
in Bismarck Wednesday Of next wee
and deliver his lecture on Samoa, II
Past, Present and Future" Mr.. Trip
is well informed and his lecture an il
teresting one. It will be delivered 8
the Presbyterian church.
A Fargo dispatch says: It is ohiciall
announced here that the Northern Pac
fc has decided to grant a rate of 3 cent
per mile for passenger traffic to Mort
Dakota points. The concession is vo
untary on the part of the pioneer lin
and is done without consultation wit
, other roads. North Dakotans are r,
joicing over the concession. On accoun
of long distances in the state, the ne
rate makes a striking change in con
parison with the old rates from point
along the Missouri slope. The ne
rate is to go into effect about April
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