Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-10-26
Wilton tomorrow night. a number
of local republicans will attend.

OF local republicans will attend.
The Lady Maccabees go to Mandan
tonight to be entertained by that Hive.
They go onENo. / and return on No. 2.
Word was received today by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Walton Of the death Of their
brother-in-laW, Paulin Campbell, st
Beardstown, Ill, Of typhoid fever after
weeks sickness.
Her friends and especially the old
timers will regret to learn that Mrs.
John Nicolls, one of Bismarck's early
residents, has been seriously ill at her
home for some time.
A number Of the Maccabees went to
Mandan on the noon train, Mesdames
Leslie, Lee, Marcellus, Weeks and Hos
.kins. Other members of the order
will go owe ON the night train to at
tend a function by the Mandan hive.
There seems grounds for the belief
that the seasons are reversed this year
and that we now are having the spring
season instead of the fall. Flowers
are in bloom in some places in The
northwest and the grass threatens to
start again.
The work O. the depot is being
rushed now. and the walls are begin
ming to show handsomely. With two
or three weeks of this sort of weather
the walls will be we'll along toward
completion. The concrete can be laid
in all but extremely cold weather, but
the men in charge of the work would
be better pleased if the weather kept
as it is now. ~rl wv
Laboring men are hard to get in the
city. A number of BRICK masons had
to be laid off at the Sheridan house
yesterday because it was impossible to
get laborers enough to furnish brick
and mortar. One of the section crews
in the city has only one man, all the
rest having found work elsewhere and
it being impossible to hire more. Idle
men who want to work are not to be
found IN the CITY,.
The regular county teachers exam
ination for October is being held at the
high school building today and will oe
continued tomorrow. The following
teachers are writing examinations:
Misses Ella Fortune, Miriam Bentley
Maud Denham, Georgia Burt, Lizzie
Morris, Florence Cochrane, M. Brun-
bon, Nellie Bartron, Lizzie Farrell
Marguerite Moran, Mrs. Lois Mahaney
and Mrs. Clara Ullum. d:
f., Ladies' having anything in the mil
linery line, such as hats, ,bonnets
frames, feathers, quilts, ribbons, vel
vets, ornaments, buckles, wings, 81
anything they are willing to contribute
to the rummage sale, are requested tc
send at once to Mrs. w. B. Watson's
where half dozen experienced mil.
liners are busy day and night fash.
Joining all into beautiful creations
which rival Partisan impoTtations
Don't fail to see the millinery display
in the Baker building Tuesday, Oct
80 to Nov. g..
Washington Post: Sarah 3. Davi:
has, through Attorneys Lambert s
Lambert, filed a petition in the pro
bate court asking that the court ap
point her administrators Of the estate
of her late mother, Helen F. Porter
The petition sets forth that Mrs. Por
ter died in this city in May last, beins
possessed Of a number of shares o
stock in the Bismarck National Bank
She is also said to have acquired val
liable interests in real property undo,
the will of her late husband, Henry N
Porter, deceased. Mrs. Porter leaveI
surviving her, besides the petitioner
"a son, DR.. H. R. Porter Of Bismarck
N. D., and a daughter, Frances E. Por
ter Of this city. 5