Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-21
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p. H. Wilson was in from the ranch
at Dawson Sunday. Z II s
Mrs Woodssof Mandan Is among the
gTuestssin the city this afternoon.
Murrel White has started a feed
stable at the old. Custer house barn.
Miss Elizabeth Macomber1 is visit
ing with Mrs. 3. H. L Vesperman.
The Girl from Paris company is
in the city and stopping at the North
west. &4Nc3 b RI H.sr. ~
MI. and Mrs. o. F. Bookwalter CT
Wilton were among the guests in the
city Sunday. s r..
Chief Engineer Darling of the
Northern Pacific went west on the late
train this afternoon. -:
Rev, Father Clemens left this, after
noon for Moorhead, where he will at
tend the silver jubilee of Father
Augustin. :
Miss Norck has transferred her
boarding house to Mrs. Marietta, and
will leave in the near future for Los
Angeles, Cal. a ~" "a
The pleasant weather has arrested
the flight OF wild geese to the south
ward and many of them are returning
northward. p ~, : ~: :
Other losses in the big prairie fire
north Of Dawson last week are re-
ported. Joseph Williams lost 600 tons
of hay, A: Bope, postmaster at Daw-
son, lost some flax, and several other
ranehmen lost hay. ' T.
Sunday was an Indian summer day
of rare quality along the Missouri
slope. The day was almost as warm
as midsummer, with. the ,faintest
breeze to- temper the warmth. 1T was
universally enjoyed in the city, being
ideal for driving and similar amuse-
ments. ~ =
Tt is understood that the dynamo
men on the North Coast Limited have
been notified that their services will
not be required after Nov. l.. This is
taken to mean that the North Coast
trains will be- taken off and trains II
and - run on the same time without
electric lights or observation cars.
Rev. Miller, tine new pastor of the
Methodist church, with his family,
consisting of his wife. and five chill
dren, arrived in the city Saturday
night and preached his first sermon at
the Methodist church yesterday morn
ling. There was a large congregation
present, and church members and
visitors took occasion to greet the new
pastor. ~
o. H. Will has received a fine testi-
monial for his Northwestern Dent
corn, from J: H. Bosard of Grand
> Forks. iMr, Bosard said he sowed four
bushels of Northwestern Dent last
spring, and from the results obtained,
it would have paid him to pay $40 a
bushel for this kind of seed, to the ex-
clusion of all others.
j. B. Taylor announces an auction
sale to take place at his ranch neal
Painted Woods November: 5. He is
busy with horse sales out of the city
much Of the time and has concluded to
dispose OF the property. Among the
things to be sold is a full rugged saw
mill, blacksmith shop, a large guam
tity of farming implements, wagons,
horses, cows and other property. The
sale will be without reserve and lunch
and feed will be furnished free. = H.
The Seventh Day Adventists congre-
cation of Bismarck have been holding
a series of interesting meetings In
their chapel On Third street, conducted
by Rev. b. A.. Christian of Jamestown
and Rev. Lars Nilsson of Dell Rapids,
S. D., concluding today. An interest
ing. feature of the series last evening
was the ordaining of MIR. Charles j.
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