Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-08

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Father Clemens visited in Mandan
this afternoon.
Miss Lois Griffin returned on the
train from a%visit in Fargo and
ST Paul.
Mrs, ". c.. Tubbs of jamestown has
been seriously i'll with an acute at
tack of quinsy.
! The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
contemplate serving supper Friday
evening, Nov. Is.
Mrs. F. r. snlyth has been visiting
at the Campbell brothers ranch in
county this week.
J A. daughter Of Fred scholidan was
brought down to thephospital yester-
day suffering from appendicitis.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
business meeting ait the home of Mrs.
Hutchinson Monday afternoon at 3
p. M, Nov. II. . %>7S z
Until further notice the services of
the Methodist church will be held in
the Swedish Lutheran church, corner
OF Seventh and Rosser streets.
Former state superintendent, John
G.. Halland, and family, will remove
from Hillsboro to Grand Forks, where
Mr.. :Halland will engage in the insur-
ance business. =
The birth of an eight, pound son is
reported to MI. and Mrs. H. G. Atwood
CT Superior, Wis. The mother was
formerly Miss Celia Conway, once a
resident of this city.
The Wilton train was late last night.
There was a heavy pull on the outward
trip and two engines were required be-
fore the train got to Wilton. The
new engine was put in service yester-
day. 4 -,t
General E. S. Miller. expects full in
formation in a few days regarding the
proposed meeting of the representa-
tives of the state militia and will then
issue a circular containing complete
details for the information OF the state
guard.
A special meeting of the w. R. G.
will be held at their hall Saturday
evening, Nov. 9, at s O'Clock. Mrs.
Kate G. Vallandigham of Valley City
will be present for the purpose Of in
specting the corps. All members are
requested to be present.
: A" divorce was granted at Fargo to
Mrs. G. A. Day from her husband, G..
A. Day, Oh account of desertion. The
groom is a travelling man. formerly in
business at Fargo. The husband pays
for the support of the minor child.
which goes to the custody of the
mother.
Valley City Times-Record: Frank
Henry returned ON Saturday from
Bismarck, where he has been employed
in Remington's drug store several
months, and is again holding down his
old position in Clark's drug store
Franks many friends are glad to have
him in the city again.
S. H. Newcomer is down from Wash
burn where he has been with the work
train on the Washburn road. He is
suffering from an abscess in his ea1
and came down for treatment. He
reports that track pretty we'll surfaced
into Washburn and the work in the
last, cut this side of the town about
finished.
c. W. Seaward, linotype inspector
for the Mergenthaler company of New
York, was a guest in the city today.
Mr.. Seaward travels over the whole
United States for the linotype people,
looking after machines sold by them
and keeping them in order. He in
spected the Tribune's M%ergenthaler
this morning and left for the west on
the noon train.
Father Clemens: Nothing has been
left undone to make the mission at st.
Mary's church during the coming week
a great success. Father Augustine,
tomorrow and will conduct the mis-
sion, assisted by the priests of the
parishes. All are welcomed to attend
the spiritual exercises during these
three days. The mission opens on
Sunday and closes Tuesday evening. 4
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