Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-17

8&MsS@$s
On the market value Of the land HI
some places.
Miss Aldyth Ward went east this
afternoon.
Miss Lila shortrfdge, who has been.
visiting the Misses Boucher IN the
city, returned east this afternoon.
Miss Emma Poole, who was married
at Melville this week, has been III the
employ of the Northern Pacific for
some twenty years and has been at Me-
noken and other stations a most
faithful e1nploye.
Nicholson Rebekah Lodge No.40
will give an entertainment and dance
4 Baker hall on Friday, Sept. 20.
Admission s.. including supper for
two. Extra ladies Is scents. Bismarck
band will furnish music.
Extremely cold and disagreeables
weather prevails over the slope. Last
night there was light frost and as
soon as the weather clears, the indi-
cations favor a heavy freeze. Grain
and garden stuff is generally out OF
the way. $.$a
A special train of three cars passed
ithrough%the city east bound yesterday
morning Bearing President u. j.. Hill Of
the Great Northern, General Miles and
several other distinguished citizens.
They were hurrying east because of
the deathsof President Mckinley.
Mrs, Linda W. Slaughter returned
Hast evening from the Red River val
ley where she attended the annual:
meeting Of the North Dakota Fedora
ton OF Women's:C Clubs at Mayville--
and enjoyed q visit with her daughter
Mrs. ]. a. Burgum OF Arthur, Cass
county. a s5s2a$#
The s%caffolding is down from the
front OF the depot and gives a better
idea Of the beauty. of the structure.
The entire walk along the track from
Third street to Firth street is COM
pleted and the walk is being laid
about the building. Plasterers are
finishing their work on the interior Of
the building.
IN the northern part Of the state it
is said there is a sea of grain that has
been cut but not hreshed and that it
will take all the threshers can do,
with good weather. to thresh 1t before
snow comes and should there be an
early winter, much of the grain will
still he ~unthreshed. Scarcely any OF
the flax is out. The crop is immense.
Adjutant Emma Hayes of jamestown
will conduct special meetings in the
Salvation Army hall on Wednesday
and Thursday evening OF this week.
This will be the adjutant's last visit
Ito Bismarck as she is leaving James
lItuwn soon for another part Of the
country. All " cordially invited te
attend these meetings.
]. G. HalluHn Of Minneapolis was
}guest in the city today. Mr.. Hallun
Towns a ranch of 1000 acres near viii.
lton and is advertising for the purchase
OF a thousand sheep TO stock the ranch
|lthis fall. Next year he will double
1.-THE number of sheep and put in some
cattle. He has been at Wilton for 9
week and returned to Minneapolis this
afternoon.
Mrs. Linda W. Slaughter OF Bis
marck III Goose River Farmer: The
ladies Of Mayyille have made a most
agreeable impression upon the minds
Of the visiting delegates OF the North
( Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
@--both as accomplished entertainers
and as brilliant club women. The
! only doubt expressed is in regard t.
mrs. Joseph Carhart as to whether she
excelled as a hostess or as chairman
OF the committee on resolutions.
81 III the district court at Devils Lake
before Judge Cowan, George Kelly
pleaded guiltyato burglary in the thirG
] degree, and was sentenced to- three
\ Years in states prison He blew IN
safe in Eric Lysne's store at Church!
Ferry to few months ago Georg,
: Raynor and Joseph Sheldon PLEADED
guilty % grand larceny and wers
J given two and half years each. The.
broke into a box a IN the Grea
+ Northern in the yards and appropriatet
/ ttWenty pairs OF shoes and 800 cigars
( John f. Nelson also pleaded guilty +
horse stealing and got two years.
! LAST CHANCE FOR FRUIT.