Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-23
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Father Clemens has gone to jamestown
and will return Sunday night.
There will be, no service in the church
of st. George tomorrow.
Rev. A. Durrie left on this mornings
train for Wilton for Sunday preaching.
Paul accompanied him.
The railroads operating in the state
have agreed to carry the states exhibits
to the Buffalo exposition free of charge.
Attorney L. A. Simpson of Dickinson
was a west bound passenger last night
returning to Dickinson" from a trip to
st. Paul.
J. McTavish of Rugby is among the
guests in the city today. He is in
business at Rugby, and came down to
see his brother Frank, who is at Menoken.
The commissioners OF. Kidder county
are asking for tenders for a 66-foot fire
guard about and across the county.
They intend to do their part to keep
down fires and save the grass.
Ed Lee has been sentenced to a term
of two years and six months in the state
penitentiary by Judge Pollock at Fargo.
He pleaded guilty to burglarizing the
Smith store at Tower City. Sheriff
Twichell will bring him to the peniten-
tiary Sunday or Monday.
j. D. Seaman came in from Grand
Forks last night and is in the city today.
He is interested in some business with
the Wilton coal folks aud an agency
may be-. established in Grand Forks.
Joe says that so far as the Herald knows
there's nothing in that story about its
moving to Fargo.
Gov. White returned last night from
st. Paul and Minneapolis where he has
been consulting with railroad officials re-
garding transportation of the state ex-
hibit to the exposition at Buffalo. Salts
factory arrangements have been made
and the railroads are disposed to do all
in their power to assist the state com
mission.
Wahpeton Globe: Wahpeton people
we'll remember Miss Myrtle Brown, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown
now of Bismarck, a. a bright faced, sweet
dispositioned little miss. The Bismarck
Tribune says: "Miss Myrtle Brown has
been engaged to teach the school in
Francis township during the term
Myrtle taught in Morton county last year
and gave splendid satisfaction, and this
year she has a better school nearer home
Forum; Mrs. Katharine v. King, with
her children, is visiting friends in Fargo
for a few days while her husband, Royal
is coming down with household goods
and stock to locate on the Clark farm
at Menoken, upon which he has a five
years lease. Comrade Esterbrook, the
uncle, has sold the farm at Inkster,
and located in Florida. Mr.. King will &c
through Fargo in a day or so, and ther
Mrs. King viii follow to unite again Al
the new home in Burleigh county.
Rev. Archibald Durrie returned from
New Salem, where he assisted J. B
Clspp, Presbyterian state s. S. mission
airy, in special meetings, and has organ
lied there a Presbyterian church o
eight members and thirty three addi
ltional sympathizers and contributors
Rev. q. F. Blakely of Mayville, Wis
came Friday, March %, to be the per
manent minister Of the newly organized
church. Indications are all favorable
for a responsive and effective ministry.
The following from the Seattle Sta,
will be$of local interest: 1.-The annua
meeting of the Northwestern CONNER
cial Co, operating the steamship Cen
tenniai in the Nome and Port Clarenc
trade, was held yesterday in the com
pany's general Offices No. 2O1-202 Pionee
building, and the following officer
elected for the ensuing year: Johl
Rosene, president; Geo. z. Williams
vice president; j D.. Trenholme, secre
tary; 4. E.Williams, treasurer, and Wn
Perkins, auditor. 81
Harry Rnnney Of Fargo had q dis
agreeable experience in getting bac1
home. Hsboarded . freight here, forge
to get q permit and got fired off at Stel
ling. Theirs is only one house Mt thi
place and as the inmates wouldn't ope