Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-29

yertising contracts are issued with a
proviso Of not good on north coast
limited trains. From this 1t would
appear that the extra trains will be
put on again next season.
Mrs. w. I. Perkins has returned
from the Pacific coast and gone to her
home ait Denison, Iowa, for the winter.
The pubnc schools will resume work
on Wednesday morning, January 2,
1901.
Friday evening. january 18th, it has
been suggested, is the proper date for;
the inaugural ball.
Miss Edna Winchester returns to
Northfield tomorrow night to resume
her studies at Carleton college.
Don't overlook the meeting this
evening at Tribune office to make ar
rangements Tor inaugural ball.
Miss Jesse Hulett, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Moore.
for the last six months, has returned
to Minneapolis ITO resume her work in
the public schools of that city.
A number Of Miss Elinor Iogan's
friends gathered at her home last even
ing for farewell party. very
PLEASANT evening was spent and at
midnight the hostess was accompanied
to the train ~ the guests.
From P~ainesville, Ohio, a
note from 3. D. Barber, formerly in
the ofhc OF secretary of state, express
ing desire ITO be remembered to old
time Bismarck friends--can't get along
Without the Bismarck Tribune and
bob is the only fellow for next state
examiner. !"
The Missouri slope was we'll repre-
scented in the state educational associ-
alton meeting held ait Fargo this week.
Among those present were County
Superintendent Holton o Mclean,
VIM. seitz OF Morton, and G. D. Edick
Of BurIeigh, City Superintendent
Crawford of Dickinson, Mccartney OF
Mandan, and Moore of Bismarck.
1t is reported that John F1ittie will
accept the position Of financial clerk
at Standing Rock agency in the place
OF Dobson who died suddenly recently
after over twenty years service in the
capacity Of chief clerk. Mr.. Flittie
lis avery capable man andtAgent Bling
enheimer is to be congratulated IN Sc.
curing such a faithful and competent
assistant II
Railroad Commissioner John Sim;
ons saysthe companies r willing tx
aid farmers in securing seed from out
side next spring by granting reduced
rates but that they i not willing t.
extend it to feed. They say it is thu
experience Of the roads that middlemel
and dealers get the proft-instead o
the farmers, and they don't want t.
experiment in Ehat line again.
Among the festivities of next Wesl
the leading feature will be the con
cert and dance to be given by th'
Capital City band. very nice pro
gram has been arranged consisting q
cornet solos, trombone solo. and
variety Of music that will u%ndoubted1,
be interesting. Special music ha
been arranged for the dancing sucl
as has seldom been enjoyed IN thi
city.
1t is likely that a number Of posta
clerks will be transferred from James
town-Miles City rum To- points on tn
Great Northern or sonathe western di
visions of the N. ii. Postal bushes
has fallen off on the Northern Pacif
since the North Coast Limited wa
taken off and it is believed chat thl
business can be handled by a smalle
force. The change will also result i
the reduction of a number Of salaries
it is reported. #
Jay III. Maltby, editorsof the Sargen
County Teller for bhe past eight years
has sold that plant 4 Roy Fyles, VIII
has been In the employ Of the settae
for some time. Mr.. Fsyles will tax
charge oil the Teller abollt Jan. u
MI. Maltby's plans for the future hay
not been announced, but his mar