Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-07
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Slaughter. @
! Henry Grarnbs has opened a hal
ware store at Mandan.
! Secretary Of State Porter leaves this
afternoonsto spend Sunday at his Mel
vile home.
! Mrs. Chas. Staley and daughter Es-
ther OF Roach, Mclean county, are us
iting at the home Of e. Falkenstein.
Steam was turned on the new plant
at the. weather bureau this morning for
1.-THE first time and with satisfactory
J results.
Frank Falkenstein and family re-
turn to B%ottineau& on the afternoon
train tomorrow after a weeks visit in
J the city.
Miss Gertie Gilbert, a graduate Of
y the high school class Of 49,. will enter
the state normal school at Valley City
! this fall. y \
Miss Hilda Satter1und returned yes
terday from Missoula, Butte, and other
81 Montana points where she has been
& Twisting. -
SI4 Norman and Angus Mcdonald left
9ithis afternoon for a "trip to their old
home in Canada. They expect to be
& absent about a month.
Four hundred teachers in the state
took the first examination under the
new law. The state department has
& four thousand papers to read. .'
81 Miss Gail Waids begins her, work in
the school DON at Wheatland on Mon
& day next. Miss Essie Brown finishes
Z the term of school for her at Apple
z Greek. IT, 4 49,
ri Rev. A. Durrie breaches in Steele
. next Sunday evening and will try to
Z perfect arrangements for the perma-
. nent minister for Sterling and for ii
place. q&"
. There was to have been a dance by
. the members of Company A tonight
z but the members have postponed =
q Glowing to the dangerous condition o.
% the president. Pr 49,:
y Miss Myrtle Falkenstein left yes
:8 terdaya afternoon for Minneapolis
to enter the Freshman class of the stat,
= university. She will pursue the Latil
scientific course.
Mrs. Jennie Lewis, who has beef
az visiting in Washington since las
8spring, returned yesterday Afternoon
. to the city. She visited Mrs. Fran
. Little on her way. back.
G. L. Baxter came down from Wash
81 burn yesterday, and left for Fergu
g Falls. He says Washburn is improv
sg ing, crops turning out well and tn
81 grading finished to within three mile
of Washburn. Fl
0 Mrs. w. B. Watson is unable to at
IItend to the Bismarck exhibit for Man
dan state fair. But anyone wishin,
aGadentry blanks can get them by calling
DS upon her, and can send owe individ
8sS ually their exhibit. =
~ Mrs. Leonberger sends word to tn,
sm ladies of Bismarck she will have
81 trustworthy man at every train Mon
8day and Tuesday to take care of ex
sent over in her care. Entr.
81 blanks can be had at Mrs. W. B. Wat
* sons. rs. -
al In the Presbyterian church Rev. A
81 Durrie will give the annual educationa
to which the school board
8teachers and patrons are specially in
81 v1ted on Unused Brain Cells" Sun
gIday school after the morning houl
w Senior G. e. at Z p. m. No eveninI
Dservice.
When Editor Mcclure of the Mino
" Optic was absent couple of month
0ago, Major Murphy, who wa left i
W charge, committed Mcclure to prohi
CD bition-and Nc had to- deny it. : Nor
e Mcclure is in st Paul again and Mu1
ply advertises money to loan" bu
the Optic readers won't believe it til
Nc returns.
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