Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-18

where.
Mrs. ]. G. staley is visiting in the
city for the winter months.
There will be installation of officers
o. the Q. E. S. tomorrow evening.
A new $4,000 pipe organ was received
for the Catholic church and is being
placed in position today.
George Fortune returned on the noon
train from Des Moines, Ia, where he
has been the past three months.
Funds for the payment of the troops
at Fort Lincoln were received here to-
day, and were taken to the fort under
a detailed guard.
Eugene D. Case, formerly in the land
department. of the Washburn company,
was an east bound passenger on No.
4 yesterday afternoon.
At the Baptist church Friday after
oon and evening of this week the
ladies of that church will have a sale
of fancy and domestic articles and
home cooking, also few pieces of real
lace.
There will be many articles of fancy
work suitable for holiday remem-
brances on exhibition at the food sale
to be given by the ladies of the Bap-
fist church at the church tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening.
In the absence of snow owners of
stone sidewalks should not figure on
nothing to do" The gravel and
sand incident to the laying of new
walks should be swept off-for the n
yenience of the public.
Mrs. Macomber is in the city from
Wilton and will be Joined this evening
by Mr.. and Miss Macomber. They
will meet Miss Charlotte who returns
this evening from Minneapolis where
she has been attending school.
The food sale being arranged by the
Ladies' of the Baptist church will be
held at the church tomorrow afternoon
and evening. Many things suitable
for Christmas will be offered, and the
busy housewife can be spared much
annoyance by patronizing the sale.
A note from Joe Dietrich at st. Paul
says it seems strange to get down into
the deep snow belt after leaving the
Indian summer OF the Missouri slope
MT. Dietrich has gone on to Chicago
over the popular Milwaukee line.
Mrs. ALFRED Wallin went cast YES.
terday afternoon.
The following members of the legis.
lature have engaged rooms with Mrs
Marshall for the winter: Represen.
tatlves G.. N. Midgaarden, Grafton.
Thos. Johnson, Park River; Ale,
SMART, Hendrum; John Hill, Wheat
land; G.. B. Phifer, Cakes; job,
FLOODS, Rutland; and S. Aandahl o
Svea.
Ralph Wheelock in Minneapolis Tri
bune: Surveyor General Erastus A
Williams of North Dakota has JUS
been r~eappointed, but he would neve1
know it from reading the press dis
patches which mangled his very cas-,
name unnecessarily. General William.
has made a fine record in office ant
he has a faculty of knowing who hi.
friends are during a campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Perkins arrived
from Seattle on last nights train ant
will spend a few days in. the city
They expect to spend the winter ii
Iowa, Illinois and the east and return
to Alaska again next season. MI
Perkins still retains his home and hi.
interests in sBismarck, his sojourn il
Alaska being Of a temporary nature
with prospects of financial success
The old time friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Perkins will be glad to welcome then
back Eve for a brief visit.
What the indianapolis journal say
of the Oberlin Glee and Mandolin
club: "The large reception granted
the Oberlinl Glee club at the oper;
house last might bespeaks the popular
ity of this organization in this city
In the second part the rise of the cur.
tain disclosed a dimly lighted moon
light SCENE, with the club attired il
college costume. grouped together, ant
singing songs at will to the accompan
iment of mandolin, banjo, and guitar
These were thoroughly REFRESHING il
These were thoroughly refreshing il
at home. They bristled with fumn,
things"
Fargo Call: Messrs. Gflbreath o
the Mandan Pioneer, McGahan Of thu
Bismarck Palladium, Irish Of tn,
Wheatland Eagle and De la Bere Of thu
Sheldon Progress met in the city las
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