Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-07

ceoIsAS5 tdheS a pOSlLlOn at
+. 9. Remington's pharmacy.
Lineman Joe Moody lis making the
telegraph connections for the depot.
Superintendent c. j. Wilson of the:
Northern Pacific is in the city today.
j a. Field has returned from Chi
cago where he went with a shipment
Of stock. ~
The Ladies Benevolent Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Dunn Friday after
noon, Nov. Sth. 'S% =
Governor and Mrs, White and son
Edwin returned on the afternoon
train from d trip to the Pacific coast.
Operator Boyle of the depot force
has gone on the day shift and Operator
Cole has arrived to take the night
trick. g:ssT .
John Feust of Sterling was a. guest
in the city today-renewed his sub
scription to the Tribune-and greeted
friends. ~ y .~ n:
The Methodist Episcopal church.
services. until further notice, will be
held in the Swedish Lutheran church.,
corner OF. Seventh and Rosser.
The snow that fell the first of the
week is disappearing under the infu-
ence Of warmer weather this after
noon, but more is prophesied by the
weather bureau.
G. R., Meredith of CasseEton, DR..
Walker and Steve Odekirk came in
last night from sCasselton and went
this morning, for a deer hunt
at J. B. Taylor's ranch.
Miss Freddie Bartholomew has Sc
lected a central location for her studio
Of voice culture and piano instruction,
and will be found at the residence Of
]. P. Dunn, where those desiring to
arrange for lessons will find her.
A. Rolling OF. the Mclean County
Miner is in the city today. He will
return tomorrow morning. Wash
burn is reported booming, river navi-
cation has closed$and wheat and grain
are coming in from all directions to
be shipped out on the new road.
DR.. +. F. Strauss has decided to To-
at Glenullin, the thriving town in
Morton county. There is no. drug
store there and the doctor will stock
one, In connection with his medical
practice. Glenullin is a thriving vii
lage withsno other doctor in the yicin-
ity and DR.. Strauss will find a busy
field there. 49,. 49,.
Bismarck Odd Fellows Will holda
at their hall tomorrow night.
and their families, including
friends, are cordially invited. Funds
for the building of a home for aged
brethren is the object. Both branches
subordinate and Rebekahs-unite in
making the affair, a success. The
general public are invited and a good
time assured. -. a. s-@s .,z5s WI
Owing to the fact that. the Metho-
dist church ediioe is. still in such a
condition that it cannot, be used, as a
result of the recent: fire, the church
people have arranged to hold their
services ina the Swedish Lutheran
church building at the corner, Of Sew
enth. and Rosser streets Until further
It is expected that the loss
will be adjusted and the work OF re-
pair begun next week.
= The first regular train to Washburn
was, sent out this morning from the
local depot ofsthe B., w. & G. F. road,
the new schedule. There were q
cars in the train, freight and empties.
The passenger accommodations were
all required to handle the number of
passengers desiring to make the trip:
b. G.. Washblrn leaves tonight for
Minneapolis to get another passenger
car to accommodate the inoreasedspas-
senger traffic on the road.
According to the Minneapolis papers
three of the fairies with the Gay Paris
company that broke UP at Dickinson,
are looking for straight dining room
work, as a change for the uncertain
salary of the dramatic profession in
the west. They. say towns are too
far apart after they leave Bismarck,
and the prairie people want an all star
combination or they won't let loose
their shekels: Much Of the theatrical
that is, occasionally foisted on
the people Of the prairie is dining
room ability gone to seed. '$s 4 r.
The new steam plant at: the weather
bureau, put In by Joseph Hare, the
well known hardware man, has been
completed and IFS In operation. The
steam plant ii IL the basement of the
Office building and from this heats
both the office building and the resi-
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