Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-07
Everybody sd Is inyited to attend tle ser


Eferrybody is5inyfted to attend the SER
Mvices. I'LL e#;s
Miss Dale of Chicago iis yiisiting with
q, Miss Gage. n SssbS
Regular services in the Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening.
An expert is putting ii set of heavy
weighing scales ia the baggage room
atSfhe new depot.
General Miles owns a farm In Barnes
county and was unable to- hunt chick
ems with Its cent permit.
The steamer Expansion cleared for
iMannhayen today with another carload
of lumber and building material.
As baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Charlebois OF Washburn, who
have been in the city for several
weeks.
I'M. I. Hanson OF the Wilton News,
who has been having a run Of fever
for a couple OF weeks, has SO far recov-
erred as to be able to look after the
News again. II Z
Dr.SnoW Of Mankato, Minn.,@was in
the city yesterday, having been look
ing over some of the Hackney-Boynton
lands In this county. He went east
on the afternoon train.
General W. D. Washburn is In Min
neapolis and expects to leave there
Sunday night for the city, arriving here
Monday to look over the work being
done between Wilton. and Washburn.
The Washburn Coal company is pre-
pairing to handle the rush Of coal or
ders which nave begun to come in.
The Wilton mines have been put in
shape for the winters business, new
rooms opened, and preparations made
to supply the demand for coal
promptly. .
3. C.. .Washburn:. We are still
handicapped for lack Of men on the ex.
tension work, but notwithstanding
u this the work is progressing well
Men are at work on the elevators a
Washburn and Mannhaven. The new
I steamer, General Washburn, has he,
upperworks nearly completed and viii
( be ready for service in about a week
= Rev.. Francis Lamb OF Wilton Pres
9 byterian church came today from Mel
} len, Wis, where he had been for twv1,
J weeks attending a Bible school an,
3 conference Of workers-led by Dr.. r
pa Torrey OF Chicago. The attend
. ance was large and the effects strong
Rev. Lamb is stopping with Rev. an
Mrs Durrfe and leaves tomorrow 70
Wilton. .
Sl A dispatch from Buffalo: says Man
Sager Gushing OF the North Dakota ex
Z hibit presented Mrs. Mckinley with
large bouquet Of roses and lilies, O
behalf Of the state, and President Nc
gEKinley viewed the display and re
marked that the ~'scabbages were nc
half as large as the hearts Of Mort
.IDakota"---so the state was properl
recognized on Mckinley day.
ri Herman Myers was. brought dow
Ylfrom Wilton on a special last nigh
having suffered a severe injury Will
cutting grain He was oiling the ma
chine when the horses started and b
81 was thrown under the machine. iii
thigh was badly cut, and the leg sc
yerely bruised. He is now at the hos
3 pital, under treatment, and the attend
. Ing physician hopes to save the limt
~ For, the ball game between Bis
q marck and Washburn the excursio
9Etrain will leave Bismarck for Wilto
at 1880 sharp Sunday afternoon, re
turning in the evening promptly afte
the game. Tickets 81 for the roun
trip. Children one-haH rate. Bis
marck will have a: strong club and wi
q try to wipe out the defeat Of last July
D A good game is expected as Washbur
has one Of the best clubs on the slop4
Del AS "a result of the recent visit q
Chief Moore Of the u s Weather Blu
.3Teau, additional improvements will b
gamade$in and about the Bismarck sta
clifton. A new stone walk will be lai
2around the property, an addition to til
B Office building will be CONSTRUCTED
AIshardy shrubs and trees will be set GU