Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-02
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Winchester returned from
Fargo today
sNlItaecoanber of Des Moinea, Iowa,
II ~ the city.
wise Woman csocm1lp,sanyaswent
west noon train.
Ri and Mrs. Dillon we're iii the city
#froom@aWashlpurn last night.
u. Compton Of De Laos, Iowa,
3 guest II liecity today.
CroweI Of Fargo is among
the guests in the city today.
Ralph Ward IS down from the ranch
5s and greeting friends ii the city
Cooper was il the city
s#thisSanorning8f from Grand Forks.
Treat was in the city from Far
go this morning talking life insurance.
Id. McGahan left this afternoon
orrs I1see Lake Is look after his farm
there.
There will be 4 regular meeting Of
Bismarck chapter, No. IL s.,
FRIDAY night.
r. ). Turner went to Gladstone on
q noon train TO look after some bus
ine~ssSiinterests there. 8
Rev Anderson is packing up his
hhoIlsehold#goods preparatory TO re-
moving rom the city.
William Wen left on noon
main To-, theSWest, to take Il vacation
and outing for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. N. Ink Wa
guests in the city this morning.
going west on the noon train.
Judge Corliss came mon the
brain from Grand Forks t attend
q some business before the supreme
court. s.
Three North Dakota boys were with
the ill4fatedSC Company that was at
hacked and cut II pieces BY Filipinos.
Among them was Clifford MUMMY, son
of Editor ". R. Mummy Of the Blford
Tribune. IL
All members of the church and con
a wegation Of the Presbyterian church
are requested to meet ataMrs. s q.
Watson's on Thursday evening the
the 18th Of October. Businessof I'M
portance.
Charley Chamberlain, who has been
a sufferer from consumption for a long
time, died at The hospital last night.
The deceased was aWe1Iskn figure
about the city and had been a resident
OF this locality for asnumber ofsyears.
The penitentiany board is meeting
today. Editor Potter came id
NCasselton TO attend thes4meeting. and
AZ Crow1 came down from Dickinson
last. night w Macomber, ID.
Edick and Edward Braddock are also
attending the meeting S
Attorney u. G.Voss d over from
Mandan yesterday afternoon.An an
swer will be filed with the supreme
court in few days inHthe disbarlnent
sease which has been trough against
him and the mattarw I'LL then be- taken
UP BY the court for consideration.
number OF residentssof Mercer
county are sdoWnSto attend the sale Of
the Fort Stevenson lands. oneof
them brought drafts for $4,000, with
which to make purchases OF the land
If the opportunity offers. Many d
The Russian settlers ofthat neighbor-
hood are well fixed for cash and are
anxious to buy lands. 4sssSssszs
Deputy Superintendent Woods;.We
have sent out.markingst sl5perin-
tendents through the state OF the az
animation papers received from the
first stale examinations. The aver
age il the papers was good, and willis
We cannot state exactIyi II looks as
though so to 90 per cent6of b appli-
Giants a dpassed the examination
Deputy state Treasurer Nc Coos
returned Observation-Disclosures trp e
Buffalo and the Pan-American xposi-
lion. Mrs. Cook and Lois stopped Al
Fargo anldWent down To WaIpeton Is
visit FOR al time there MI. Cook ne
ports pleasant visit WIthrelatiyes
and friends In the atand returns