Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-09
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panty from this city to take III the
event.
Bealrdsley People through
the 4 feel keenly the shock III the
presidents assassination LII the
Temple of Music t Bufalo,the place
where the assassination occurred, ii
rallied on sfromthe rest 81 The building
and IS yisitedsby many curious people.
The electrical display a the expostG
ton Is line Had very pleasanttime
in the east
Several ladies oYsrEfroI Man
dan yesterday afternoon, and two OF
them II from the break III the walk
4 mfr + ont of the osstla,nld building last
night brlising themselves and spatter-
ingg their dresses with mud. The %
lice authorities thereafter hung out
lanterns, to prevent others going III HE
am way The1Walk there III broken
and there al awkward step-off
Whliclhhl..sahouldsb remaeedied at once ana
iflnrthers accidents this naturepre
vented.
DIozzeanl o la1dseekers have been
passing through the city i'll the past
few weeks tthe local land once
many Sflinggsshave been made on land
i1nls#Rlrleigh andSMucI1ean counties, and
many purchases land have been.
made BY landseeekers from EheSWash-
burn land company and local agents.
The goodcrop that Has been raised
3onthe Missouri slope this year Is j
drawing 4 and the opportunity
for stock growing il attracting many
who desire t & engage II rancsshing
Captain Grant Marsh viii probably
remain on The upper river III tha ON
ploy q the Washbtulrnnl people, anl viii
bring his wife UP from SssI1ouis and
locate here permanently. The captain
:issonesof the oldest Of riYernen. He
has beenssteamboating since4the early
fko'rties-nearly sixty years. He was
cabin boy in 1846-when only III 8
old and has followed the river ever
since. He knows every crook and
burn il the river and as q shallow
water navigator there are zone to beat
him.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. Ell. Moore,
wife ofS the grand recorder Of the a. o.
T. ~: died At 11:30 this morning CT
consumption Of which disease she had
been suffering the past three years.
The funeral will be heldsinSs Idarya
Cathedral a 1, Thurssldda,g. The
deceased was born In Coyington. n: y,
Sept 1858, and was married To Z
Moore September 1885. They,
cameto this city several years ago,
since whiehstim they have resided On
the north side a husband ana two
children besides d host o friends are
lehtto mourn her departure.
Mar:: Mrs. William Moore cele-
bJraHed the ZENITH anniversary Of their
Wsdding last night with a card party
toWkich about Ehirtyof their friends
were invited. Progressive whist was
amusement for the evening, and at
The close OF the play Mrs. o II Barnes
and#A Woods were awarded the
first prizes and Mrs. Woods and q. Il
Merrick the consolation prizes. Re.
sfreshments were served after the play
had been concluded, and the guests
were entertained with music Avery
pleasant evening was passed, and Mr..
and Mrs..Moore were the recipients of
many fluctuations ana good wishes.
sTheggaests dispersed about midnight.
Commissions Of Agriculture Tur-
have been gathering and
shipping vegetable sa1nplesto Buffalo
for1the past fewweeks and III that time
have forwarded thousand
pounds Of specimens. Excellent sam
pies Of potatoes cabhsagea. cornsbeee
and other vegetables have be~enssent
TO the state exhibit az Buffalo. The
hnaiIrVestwWaa latasthis year and Nc have
been forced T walt until We could get
the bestbefore shipping. Visitors at
The expositionno VIII find fine speei-
mems Of AZ. kinds o. vegetables at the
North Dakota booth
Or. Martin, the eye specialistof
FE'argo.sWin be atBis1oarck for one
Notwithstanding October Be sure
and see him Il youhaye eve trouble,
He ggsiaranHees all his work and Ok
anaines free At NorthWastshotel