Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-08
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Don't miss Alvin Joslin at the Ath-
eneum. Get your seats early.
B. F. Scovill is in from Mckenzie in
attendance upon the May examination.
Church Of st. George, Rev. A. a,
Joss, rector. Morning service at
1O:45.
Frank Smith is reported seriously
i'll at Fort Yates with typhoid pneu-
monia.
Reserved seats are now on sale at
Remington's for Alvin Joslin, at the
Atheneum Tuesday next.
Miss Lizzie Stark of Mandan is now
of the central girls in the Bis
marck telephone exchange.
Regular services will be held at the
First Baptist church tomorrow.
Bishop Mann goes to Dickinson next
Wednesday and a reception will be
rendered him by the residents of that
place.
Railroad rumors say that three
trains a day may be required to handle
passenger business on the Northern
Pacific next summer.
Hon. T. w. Allshouse and Register
OF Deeds Ed Heusted came in from
Steele on the noon train to spend the
afternoon in the city.
Morris Nolan, an old-time Bis
marcker, and well known to the early
settlers west of the river, died at his
Wibaux ranch on Thursday.
Rev. Nystrom will preach a sermon in
the Swedish language to the Scandina-
Wan people tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
p. NJ. at the First Baptist church.
Friends through the city will regret
to learn of the continued illness OF M.
Bppinger, whose condition is such
that he has been forced again to be
confined in bed.
Dickinson Press: Several jobbing
houses are figuring on building in Bis
marck this year, and it looks as though
there were better times in store for
the capital city.
DR.. William Courtney Of Brainerd,
the we'll known superintendent of the
Northern Pacific hospital there, is re-
ported recovering from a serious at
tack of blood poisoning.
"A very handsome calendar has been
received from VIM. H. Brown & Co.
represents the flower girl gathering
Prairie Lillies-presumably on theil
lands in Morton county.
Considering the unusually colo
weather that has prevailed for The
past month. it is remarkable that there
+aresalmost daily entries of homestead
claims at the land Office.
W. J.. Dyer of Medina, who has re-
turned from trip to, that place, says
it is impossible to find a town in lows
where there are not settlers who con
template coming to North Dakota ir
the spring.
Morris Nolan died at Wibaux, Mont
The remains were brought here las
night and were inferred this after
noon at the Catholic cemetery. Ser
vices were held at 2 p. m. at the Cath:
Ole church.
About fifty couples from this city
attended the masquerade ball given By
the Mandan Rebekahs last night
Those returning on the special trai1
at 4 o'clock this morning report 8
very enjoyable time.
John May came in from the rncl
about forty miles northeast last night
to be present at the preliminary ex.
animation Of his brother jeff today
He had not heard Of the outcome Q
the coroner's inquest within a day O
two.
There will be Sunday school as usua
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
at 1915. Fire was started in thu
furnace today and an effort will b
made to have the church warm ant
comfortable, and a large attendance il
desired.
A general invitation is extended t.
the people Of the city to meet DR.
Cameron Mann, at the reception to bt
rendered him by the ladies Of thu
Episcopal church this evening from
to 1890 o'clock at the gubernatoria
mansion.
Miss Bertha J~onassen, the teache1
OF the sixth grade in the public schools
will resume her work on Monda.
morning. She has been at her hom'
in White River Falls, Wis, for tw.