Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-22
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q. G.. Patterson left this afternoon
for st. Paul. w.. ~.
7 ,Dugald Campbell came in from the
west last night. '
Superintendent Wilson came in from
jamestown today.
Mrs. Governor White spent the after
noon in Mandan.
R. M. Tuttle Of Mandan went through:
to st. Paul today. = - j
General E. A. Williams left for st.
Paul this afternoon.
A..C.eMcGillivray went to st. Paul on
the afternoons train.
Elicit. Barnes, returned on the noon
tran from a trip east.
The Catholic fair will be held in the
store rooms of the Baker block.
Two sisters of Mrs. A. l.. Kershaw
arrived today to visit for a time.
Joe D. Mills, the life insurance agent,
is looking after business in the city.
R. A. Eaton, the Minneapolis attor-
ney, was among the guests in the city
last night.
Don't forget the Maccabees ball at
Baker hall tonight. A good time is
promised.
The Pauci Deleoti club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Graham Monday
evening, Nov. 25.
L. A. Simpson of Dickinson was an
east bound passenger this afternoon
en- route to st. Paul.
Heavy trains from the east are max
ing the noon train of the N. P. Thirty
to forty minutes late each day.
The Mothers club will meet. tomor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock with Mrs.
Charles Foster OF Fourth street.
The music pupils of Miss Florence
Gage will have a recital tomorrow
night at the residence Of Miss Gage.
John Satterlund and Real Estate
Agent Bohannan were looking over
lands in the eastern part of the county
this morning.
Local r. A. MI are expecting a treat
at Mandan next Tuesday night when
two teams will be worked in the Royal
Arch. One of them is from this city.
A special meeting of the ladies guild
will be held on Wednesday, afternoon
next ait the home of Mrs. Wentworth.
1t is very important that all members
of the guild be present.
Train No. 4 was stopped last night
long enough for Superintendent Abbott
OF the depot construction to have a
photograph taken of the building, the
train and the crowds. Photographer
:Boyce took the picture.
The telephone company has issued a
new directory. There are now more
than fifty phones on the circuit and
new ones are being installed each day.
George E. Leach, an insurance in
spector for the Norwich Union, is look
ing over, risks in the city today in
company with the local agent of the
Company, S. NJ. Pye.
Father Clemens: If any residents
of the city have any old articles they
want disposed OF, they may notify me
and they can be putt on sale at the rum
mage sale during the Catholic fair.
4 The. uniforms for members of Can
ton Bismarck No. 5, Patriarchs Mill
tant, have been received by Clerk Muir
rell. Members will receive same from
the clerk at the meeting of Capital
No. 2 tonight.
The states exhibits at the >Pan-Am-
erican exposition are being packed at
Valley City and returned to the own
ers. The exhibits came to Valley City
over the 500, being returned free of
charge by that road.
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Superintendent g. j. Wilson, Supt.
of Telegraph o. G. Greene and l.. r.
Casey came in from: Jamestown today,
the railroad officials looking over the
new depot. The building is to be
turned over to the operating depart
ment. -.
Rev. Joss went to Mandan today to
conduct funeral services over the re-
mains OF E. v. Draper, father of G.. p.
". Draper of Mandan and father of
Mrs. r.. {. Rice, with whom he has
been making his home for a. number Of
years. MI, Draper was, a native Of
New Hampshire. 4.
The Missouri Slope Land company,
recently Incorporated, with A. G.. Nc
Gilliyray, q. "a. Simpson and A. Il.
Martin as incorporators, have closed
q contract with the Northern Pacific,
for 125, 600 acres Of land fifty miles