Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-24

AEUpcIeS 1eIC over IrOGn Ln6 episcopal
fair are on sale at Mrs. w. S. Moor
houses. y
The First National bank of Wash
burn is now doing business in it's new
building.
A new ibamk HAS been organized at
Denhoff, Mclean county, with a cap
ital Of $4,000.
After Wednesday no more course
tickets will be sold. There are a few
left at Remington's.
A.. G. McGiQlivray has returned from
Chicago, where he went with several
carloads Of CATTLE.
John P. French returned Sunday
from Chicago where he went with a
shipment of sheep.
The Miner at Washburn passes into
the hands Of A. Rolling and John Haley
RETURNS to this city.
Barney FLYNN has returned to the
city from the north where he has been
During the summer.
n Judge Lamb came in from Washburnl
yesterday and went north this morn
ing with Mrs. lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tatley returned
Saturday might from st. Paul where
they have been for several weeks.
The foreman of the. Mandan Times
office is missing and Editor Packard
says he wishes The would send back The
keys.
Lieut.. w. 3. Goolsby of Fort Lin
colin leaves tomorrow for Fort Yates,
where he has been ordered to be sta
toned. I
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Guild Of st. Georges church at the
home Of Mrs. E. +. Allen Tuesday at
ternoom at 2:3O. "a
1. Henry G1ambs hardware store in
Mandan was b~urglarized last night.
q revolver, some razors and other
goods were taken.
Mick O'Connor and Harry Smith
got a couple of. nice bucks DOWN the
river yesterday. Mick got a hand
some six prong buck. L.
Rev. Constamtin Rutowski from
Jamestown lis visiting with Rev. FIR.
Clemens. Both will go to Wilton to-
morrow ITO hold services there.
The editor of the Mandan Times an
:nounces that he is for M. N. johnson
for the UNITED States senate but hardly
believes he will land the place.
Regular meeting Of Capital Lodge
No. 16 tomorrow evening. All MEM
bers are urged Ito be present as there
are important matters to be discussed.
Father Nugent is one OF the most
eloquent lecturers on the platform and
those who hear him will enjoy a treat.
W. J.. Dwyer arrived today from Me-
dina. s1 "
The foundation for the new Ed Tay-
lor residence on Eighth street is COM
pleted and work on the superstrructure
has begun. It will be a neat and
commOdius edifice.
The ladies guild Of the Episcopal
church cleared about $13O at their fair
and food sale Saturday afternoon and
evening. The ladies are much pleased
at q the liberal patronage of their fair.
Father Nugent will lecture on the
philosophy of Civilization at The
3Atheneum on Wednesday night. The
lecture will begin ait $50. No re4
served seats. Single admission tick
cts, 80 cents.
Jamestown Alert: "A 6 drug
store will he established at Medina BY
Paul Remington OF Bismarck, the well
known Missouri slope druggist. "a
store has been found and a good stock
will be put i'm ait once.
An interlocking switch between the
- S1SA1lN dAu 0UO iUdCkS at Ele
crossing east of the penitentiary was
put i'm today, The 500 and N. P.
have built a watch tower and a lever
adjusts the tracks for the passage Of
trains. isss@
The first dance to be given by the
Capital City Dancing club will be held
at Baker hall tomorrow night. Dane
ing will begin at $50. There are
now nearly fifty members OF the club
and II promises to have a successful
season.
Faago Call: Ex-Deputy Marshal
Hurst, who WAS sentenced by the court
10 serve q term In the penftentiary ut
Sioux Falls. was permitted to visit his
fannily at Devils Lake, In order 70
close up some private business matters
and make arrangements Tor his family