Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-03

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landed at New York this morning and
will be home in a. few days. =
Mrs. Walter Graham left for st. Paul
this afternoon. n *+ I
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Cook left on the
afternoon train for a trip to Buffalo
via the lakes. : ,lr. a& .
Geo. E. Wentworth: The Hackney
Boynton company have shipped in
about LOO head of battle up to the
present time, and another trainload
will be received at Braddock about
Sept. Is. They will put out about
$500 head among farmers this fall.
Forum: Rev. James Anderson of
Bismarck occupied the pulpit in the
First M. E. church Sunday morning
and evening and the congregations
were treated to two excellent sermons.
MIR. Anderson is a forcible preacher
and his addresses were we'll received.
On Monday morning a large number
of children resumed their studies I'M
der the efficient direction of the Sis
tiers of st. Benedict, in charge of St.
Mary's school,. Here every opportun-
ity is given for advancement in the
various branches and special atten-
ton paid to the moral training of the
pupils.
Senator Davis, who has a ranch in
eastern Mclean county, was in the city
last week. He reports the graders at
work on the Bowden extension of the
Northern Pacific and rapid progress be-
ing made. East of mis- ranch the land
has nearly all been taken by settlers
Two towns have been laid out on the
new extension-Clarkville in range "a
and Howe in range IS, about 10 miles
into Mclean county. 1t is likely that
the N. P. will extend this branch on to
the Missouri river at Coal Harbor at an
early date.
East Lynne will be the next attrac-
ton in this city on Monday, September
8, at the opera house. From reports
where this company has previously
played there is a treat in store for the
amusements lovers of Bismarck. Miss
Courtney Morgan, who plays the Qua,
role of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine
is credited with being one of the best
emotional leading ladies on the roa6
today and the support accorded her is
excellent The company has been Sc
lected with great care, each one being
specially adapted to the parts assigned
them.
Ground plans for the depot park, ant
for the walks and drives to be lait
about the building show that tn
Northern Pacific will leave nothin,
undone to beautlfy the place. From
the present walk east of the WEBB
building, curving to the depot, will b.
a tile walk. Adjoining this, taking
in the street between and curving II
the front of the depot, is a vitrifie'
brick driveway. Fronting this is
fenced park, extending from Fourtl
to Fifth street, and from the drivewa;
to the lot line. Back of the depot tn
paving to the track is relieved by thre
or four fenced grass plots. East o
the depot is another grass plot
From Fifth to Third streets is a wall
Of tile, Is feet 8 inches wide.
Director Bronson of the loca
weather bureau returned on the nool
train from Milwaukee,, where he ha
attended the annual meeting O
weather bureau directors from all part
Of the United States. With him wer
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis L. Moore of Wash
ington, d. c., and Mrs. J. V. Quarle
Of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. Moore i
chief of the United States weather bu
reau, and is today looking over tn
local weather bureau, and the party ar
guests of Mn. and Mrs. Bronson, at tn
Northwest hotel. Mr.. Moore report
a pleasant and profitable meeting Q
the weather men ait Milwaukee. Yes
terday he stopped at Minneapolis an
tho party took in the opening day c
the state fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Moor
and party are en- route to Yellowston
Park.