Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-18
RIsMARoK DAILY TRIBUaE: WEDNESDAY snrrEnBER H1s.leo1

-
and Saturday Of this week. REV.
|Moaltrie 81 Valley Hy and Charley
GetchelIS have entered for tie doubles.
There will be several silver cups til be
played for. sSi
Miss AIdyth Ward returns to the
state agricultural college to enter npon
her last yearsaf that institution.
Miss Harriet Bly,@who was called
from MINNEAPOLIS blythe death other
father father 7 returned on the midnight train
last night.
Senator II. Valentine came up
from Fargo today to. meet his dauigh-
ter, who is returning from a visit at.
Great Falls.
Fsarg Forum Friends Of Attor-
ney George w. Newton viii regret to
hear that he is confined to his room
WiatlhlSa rather serious malady, but his
physician hopes t. have him up and
around again In short time.
&fEAS8S INE Eerr&H &EEE.LSEs$5SS&-I5
The N, +. has putt IN use On this d.
vision a number OF the small atdinkey',
cabooses In use east Of here. The
cars have but four wheels, are about
half the size of ordinary scabooses and
look like an afterthought attached to
the trains.
Nicholson Rebekah Lodge No. 40
will give IN entertainment and dance
at Baker hall on Friday, Sept. 20.
Admission ST, including supper for
two. Extra ladies Is cents. Bismarck
band will furnish music.
There was an extremely heavy, frost
last night that killed all outside yege-
tation. The temperature dropped to
% degrees, ten degrees below he
freezing point. This morning the
effects ofthe frost are seen every
where Practically all garden and
farm stun was ont OF the way.
Mayor Register today issues a proc
lamation to the citizens Of the city,
urging them to unite In the spirit of
the mourning all over the land tenor
ron, when the remains Of resident Mi
KinIey are consigned to the grave.
The request Of the mayor appears
elsewhere in this issue, and wilt be
generally complied with in the city.
The funeral of Mrs. S. Woodruff took
place today. Mrs. Woodruff died
Monday night, after having been in iii
health for a long time. She was d
daughter Of William Robidou. and
with her husband lived on a farm nea
the Cahall place. Many friends will
extend sympathy to the bereayed rel.
atives.
Union memorial services having
been held in the city Sunday night t.
the memory OF President Mckinley
none will be held in the city tonor.
row, although there will be genera,
observance Of the day by closing O
business places and public offices
Services would have been held in thu
churches tomorrow were it not for thu
factsthat Rev. Anderson is i'll and Rev
Durrie is out OF the city. 20
Mrs. 6. {. Wainwright wife of G
C. Wainwright died suddenly at hes
home In the city last night at abo1t
8 O'clock She has been suffering
from heart trouble for some time. Last
night she was stroking a cat, as MIR
Wainwright entered the room where
she sal, and suddenly throwing up he1
hands, she expired. Mrs. Wainwright
vase years of age, and has been a
resident OF the city for many years,
Many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vain
wright will regret to learn of her de
mise, ndWilIexten sympathy to the
bereaved husband. The funeral viii
be held Friday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK
at the Episcopal church.