Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-06
Everybody Is invited to attend the SER

lathe new depot
General Miles owns farm ia barnes
county and was unable to hunt chick
ems WitIa as cent perIrnit.
The steamer Expansion cleared for
Mannhayenftoda with another carload
of lumber and building material.
AAissbaby boy was born 1 Nj. and
Mrs I'd Charlebois Of Washbmn, who
have been j the city several
weeks.
MI. Hanson OF the Wilton News,
who has been having u / fever
Tor a couple OF weeks, has SO far recov-
erred : % be able to look after the
News again. #
Or. Snow # Mankato, Minn.$Was In
1.-THE city yesterday, having been look
iie,toyerssome Of The Haekney-Boynton
Hands in@tllis county. He went east
enSthe Afternoon train .5
General w. D. Washburn is ID Min
neapolis and expects to leave there
Sunday night fo the city, arriving here
MONDAY to look over the work being
done between Wilton and Washburn.
The Washb1lrn Coal company is pre-
pairing to handle the rush8of coal or
Hders which have begun to come IN.
The Wilton mines have been put In.
shape for the winter business, new
rooms opened, and preparations made
Ito supply the demand for coal
promptly. 0
I'd. g. Washbalrn: are still
Handicapped for lack Of men on the Z
Tension work, but Notwithstanding
this the work is progressing well.
Men are 1t work on The elevators at
NWashburn and Mannhaven. The new
steamer, General Washburn, has her
npperworks nearly completed and will
Ibe ready for service in about a week.
s Rev. Francis Lamb OF Wilton Pres
byterian church came today, from Mel
len, Wis, where he had been for two g
weeks attending a Bible school and
conference OF Workers-led by Dr.. II
!A Torrey OF Chicago. The attend
4 ance was large and the efeets strong
Rev. Lamb IS stopping with Rev. and
Mhra. Durrie and leaves tomorrow FOL
J Wilton.
As dispatch from Buffalo says Man
e agser Cushing Of the North Dakota ex-
( hibit presented Mrs. Mckinley with 8
81Flafge bouquet roses and lilies, Of
behalf 81 the state, and President Nc,
D lKSalnlley viewed the display and re
Unmarked Observation-Disclosures no
3 half as large as the hearts Of Nortf
Dakotta'' the gttabs was properly
X~.rscognized On Mckinley day.
Herman Myers was brought down
I from Wilton on q special last night
ghaving suffered q severe injury while
cutting grain. He was oiling the ma.
4 chine when the horses started and he
was thrown under the machine. Hi
( thigh was badly cut and the leg Sc.
Z yerely bruised. He is now at theshos-
3 pital, undersEreatnent, and the attend
ling physician hopes to save the limb.
! For the ball game between Bis
lmarck and Washburn the excursion
train will leave Bismarck for Wilton
at 80 sharp Sunday afternoon, re
: turning in the evening promptly after
1.-The game. rTickets$1 for the round
"trip. Children one-haH rate. Bis
1marck viii have asstrong club and will
try to wipe out the defeat Of last July.
Ma good game is expected as WashbuTn
has of the bestselubs OF the slope.
AS aSresnlt Of the recent visit 81
1IChief Moore Of the u Weather Blu
$reau, additional improvements will be
nIade2i In and about the Bisnnarekssta-
& ton. A new stone walksswiII be laid
q aroundthe property, an addition to the
ofice% building will be constructed,
SIhardy shrubs and trees will be set out
8 and The grounds made beauty spot
n adjoining and in continuation OF the
Z magnifcent improvements being made
4 by the Northern Pacific.
The next attraction at the opera
i house will be the well known and al
ways popular characterization of Mrs,
Henry Woods, novel Of East Lynne. Ii
IS reportedthat Miss Courtenay Morgan
The leading lady Of the company, is one
O the finest Isabel's on the road. and
an emotional actress Of rare ability
hayfng the natural gift u moving her
audience to laughter i tears The
{ storyo the play u familiar % all and
needs no comments. The parts are
well taken by capable company the
support being excellent.
Unknown Canada.
One-third of the area Of Canada Is
practically unknown. There are more
II 9Sn fNN1 Sf1rarn rniIaS ~ ,1ysny.