Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lifeline OF the road.
Tickets onSsale for East Lynne Fri
sIIday morning.
Captain Grafton, Of Company 3 at
Fargo, has been operated on for APP
pendicitis. ST
Alderman j. F. jackson returned
today from the east and reports a
pleasant trip. ss5s $l y y
The ladies guild will meet tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Wentworth: =
Joe Dewinter, "a member of the Run
away Girl company, was found dead
in his room at Fargo. 7
General approval is manifested over
the action Of the council in passing the
new sidewalk ordinance, and it is felt
it will result in much improvement in
the city. + 80
Miss Lizzie Watson, formerly with,
Lucas & 3O'Hara, will go to Butte to
take a place in a dry goods store there.
Many friends of the young lady will
wish her success.
Mrs. w. "A. Falconer, DR.. W. A. Bent
ley and Miss Miriam Bentley leaves
this afternoon for Cleveland, where
they will attend the G.. A. r.. meeting.
From there they will go to Buffalo and
take in the fair.
Special Agent Allen Of the land de-
partment will sell about a hundred
4 cords Of wood seized by the govern
4 ment at the old Keyes place on the
river tomorrow. The sale will take
place at / O'Clock. b., d.,
Train No. 4, due at $40 this after
noon, is reported eight hours late, and
will run as a second section of the
midnight train. A number of resi-
dents Of the city will leave on the de-
layed train for Cleveland and Buffalo,
The next attraction to appear at the
opera house is Miss Courtenay Morgan
in East Lynne. The management is
to be congratulated on securing such
a sterling attraction, as from all re-
ports it is one of the best, if not the
best, East Lynne companies on the
road today. f.
T%aylorville, ILL.,, Breeze: Mrs. J.
W.. Whitecraft, OF Bismarck N. D., send
some samples of potatoes grown in hel
garden to her son-in-law, /. v. McAdoo
which are by far the finest ever seer
here. Potatoes are one Of the mair
crops of North Dakota, and average
about 400 bushels per acre. From thu
3 hill the samples were taken from Mrs
8 Whitecraft got one-third of a bushel
Sl Mandan Odd Fellows will be over OF
train No. 4 on Sunday next, Sth inst.
to muster in a Canton of Patriarch
& Militant. : Every member of Capita
. City No. 2 and those who have re
IN ceived the Encampment degree are re
D Quested to be at Odd Fellows hall a
D 5 p. m. A good delegation from owe
the river is assured. Sample uni
& forms are in the hall now for inspec
q ton. .%
ri The Northern Pacific is understoo,
to be figuring upon faster time in it
g passenger schedule between the twin
81 cities and the coast. Whether tn
8 present running time will be cut tt
8 any extent is uncertain, but there il
no doubt in the minds of officials tina
this can be done, in view of the pres
z ent high standard of passenger equip
ment and the splendid physical condi
ton of the property. The chief factol
8 being reckoned with just now is on.
which gives trouble to allStranscon'
tinental roads, and that is to MAX.
schedule time on a 2,OOO-mile run witt
q ten OF twelve heavy coaches filled will
D passengers in addition to a big expires:
business.
SM Lieut.. Gov. Bartlett says that whea:
SN is going from 3 to s bushels more tx
& the acre in Griggs county than the.
III expected. ut is grading No. / and 2
A number of samples of crops for tn,
q Pan-American have been sent to Buff
az falo but owing to being badly packed
have spoiled before reaching there
81 Manager Bartlett says that if any on
q has a fine sample Of crop of any kin,
. the same will be received and ex
hibited, and the sender's name at
taehed. All freight or express charge.
viii. be paid by the state and an.
specimens sent to the North Dakots
: state exhibit at Buffalo will reacl
! them and be cared for.
Rev. A. Dnrrie returned :yyesterda,
: from Minneapolis where he went aftel
! attending in Fargo the executive SEES
: sion Of the committee on extension d
1.-The grandslod OF the A.o..u. w. Ths
& committee decided to engage tenta;
e lively looking to a permanent engage
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