Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-11

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p. g. Patterson is In ST Paul.
Asa Fisher went east Saturday.
". S. Casselman is doing business
1.-THE city today.
There will be q regular drill OF Com
pany A tonight. + s&5
Supt. ca. R. Abbott left this after
for st. Paul.
Joseph Deschenes OF Grafton is
among the guests, in the city.
Webb brothers have bought the
shoe stock ofRLogan& Friesz. 4
All members Of the band are requested
g meet for rehearsal this evening. a..
Mrs. T. H. Poole has returned from
an extended visit to Jamestown.
Walfred Hoover went to sWashburn
this morning to visit for few days.
Attorney D. G. Maclay was a west
beund passenger on the noon train to-
day. -" = IS: ~ j (
Landlord Charlebois has returned
to Washburn after a week. spent, in
the city. ~ =, .& %@5@ ~'
Mrs. E. A. Hughes of Fargo is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
5Wakeman. /
The. depot force expects to be able
to move into the new structure in a.
week or so. p. W ~, :. ..
Private Secretary Getchell came in
from Valley City today and went on
to Mandan. &C., IL ~ ~
Or. and Mrs. Rawlings will entertain
the Pauci Delecti club Tuesday even
ing, Nov. II.
Miss Freda. Hammerbeck of West
Superior, Wis, is visiting with Miss
Mabel Peterson. -: :.
Editor j. B. Belk of the Wilton
News and Fred Peterson of the Wash
burn Leader are in the city today.
L. M. Chapman opened the deer
season yesterday and got a couple of
fine deer, one down the river and one
up above Wards. z,s
The ladies of the Episcopal guild
will meet this week Thursday with
Mrs. J. O.. Kruhm. A cordial invita-
ton extended to all, ladies of the So
ciety. ett*'
T. II. Poole and D.. J.. McGillis re-
turned on the noon train yesterday
from Chicago where they went with a
shipment OF cattle which they sold
for good prices.
Col. Morton OF Fargo gives a list of
the few surviving members of the
Army OF. the Tennessee residing in
North Dakota, among them Captain
J.W. Gregg Of this city.
The movement OF grain.from Wilton
and Washburn has begun and about
twenty a r have been brought down
from the two towns and shipped over
the Northern Pacific to terminal
points. $<s2 ~ M
There was a shipment Of sixteen
cars of grain brought down from Will
ton Saturday afternoon, the new en-
CINE Of the :Washburn road doing the
hauling. Several carloads Of grain
were also brought down from Wash
burn. ~ r.. = 80
G: L. Merrick, deputy state land
commissioner, has returned from land
sales in the counties in the Jim river
valley. ss Good sales are reported in
the counties north of jamestown, but
poor. sales in the counties south OF
there.
Prof. O. P. Foss of Minneapolis, in
~structor on violin and mandolin, is a
recent arrival in the city and will 10
cate here and establish an orchestra,
Is we'll DIS q SldoS vi pupils - AbI'
Foss will have headquarters at#C. Fl.
Phelps. It'll.
The wedding of Rev. James Ander-
son of Drayton, formerly Q fthis city,
and Miss Elizabeth Preston, is an
nounced to take place at Tower City,
the home of the bride, Dec. II. Con-
CALCULATIONS will be in order from
friends in many parts Of the state.
The mission at the Catholic church
Isl well ATTENDED. Tuesday morning
at $50 O'Clock Rev. w. a Gallahue
will offlciate and Father Augustine
assisted by the reverend pastor and
the visiting clergy, will conduct thu
closing exercises tomorrow evening.
John Peterson returned today from
IChicago. He stopped on at ST. Pau
and Minneapolis and saw a number q
the Bismarck contingent there. VII
Pettee has recovered from the effects
of the recent accident In which BY
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