Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-30
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Attorney Stanley came Up from
Steele today. .s
g Clark came iinnlsfrom the east On
the noon train. 5% s
Judge Wallin camesin on the noon
train from Fargo. .*S III
Mrs. Governor White left Sunday
afternoon for Valley City.
THE supreme court opens for the e c
Gond session ait the capitol tomorrow.
Special meeting of Bismarck lodge
No a. 3. & A. M. tonight. Work,
j 5 Ss
Dr. STRAUSS has gone to Grand Forks
to take the examination before the
state medical board.
Dr.. Kohler came in from Minnea-
polls Saturday night and remains in
the city for a day orttwo. 4.
The landslide out west has been
cleared away and TRAINS from b e5west
are running on time again.
The penitentiaTy crop has been
nearly all tthreshed. Wheat averaged
about 10 to u bushels to the acre.
Odd Fellows whosmade the "trip to
Nandan Saturday night report a pleas
ant time at the lodge meeting there.
Another good sized party OF hunt
ers >sRea1. yesterday at Mckenzie
slough, 6hl,dIFastarned with a number Of
ducks.
Itis stated the Northern, Pacifcshas
decided not to pave the driveway to
the depot with vitrifed brick, as was
originally intended. Il
General Miller: Just received mo-
tice that a pension has. been allowed
for Captain J. W: Gregg. He5is al
lowed $12 a month, with back pay from
March last. S*Es$4 5
Clerk Hoskins of the supreme court
has returned from Grand Forks, where
the first session of the fall term closed
last week., A large number ofscases
went over to the Bismarck termfwhich
begins tomorrow.
At the meeting of the Basket Ball
club Saturday night the following Off
GERS We're elected for the ensuing year:
President, Hilda S%atterlundss vice pres
ident, Mamie Bogue; secretary, Cen
eva Allen; treasurer, Minnie Larson.
City Treasurer F. p Byrne, who has
been in Ireland for. several months s
has been lost track of for some time,
but a letter received from his cousin
states that he was still in Ireland the
middle of September. Pat is expected
home in the near future.
Potatoes command good price
through the state. The acreage OF
potatoes in the static is not SO great as
last year, neither is the yield % good
in all places. Many potato buyers
are purchasing potatoes in the state
and shipping them east for seed potaE-
toes. st5E Ss#ss$ s&S3
. George i: Wilson, assistant city en-
gineer of the city OF st Paul, was in
the city Sunday, the guest OF ,
Abbott, superintendent Of work on the
new depot. MI. Wilson was much In
terested in the concrete work that has
been done here andscame UP tolook
\. over- the building. He returned On
the night train.
A fire was discovered inlthe barnn#ot
the Western house last night BY John
Holman, who was passing that way AND
heard the flames cracking. The hose
cart was gotten out BY Johnsand some
bystanders and the flames soon extin-
guished. "a man sleeping in the LOT
of$the barn, with a pipe that he y
Ia put out when he went to sleep, was
The. cause of the CONGREGATION
Editor futile writes rom H iaslseeI:
ham Ely, England. under date Sept
@17. stating that he will leave Englane
for home Oct. 15, and says On ths
18th / shall ATTEND the MCKINLEY mena;
orial services to be held in WestminE
.ster Abbey or st. Paul's Cathedral
The newspapers are all in nlonrndint
for Mckinley and there seems to be q
4s much regret as il It were Englanndsa