Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-13

onQlnR tomorrow n1gQI at o ClOCh.
Fair tonight and probably Tuesday;
rising temperature.
Miss Mary King Of Mortified, Mimi,
is visiting with James Sebry.
Father Louis went out to Glenallin
this noon to visit for a time with
Father Adolf.
Judge Corliss came in on the noon
train to argue a case in supreme
court this afternoon.
Governor White went down to Lis
bon this afternoon to attend a political
rally to be held there.
The Spaulding Nursery company Of
fels a good position to travelling sales
men in umoccupied territory. -
Tom Poole: Dune McGillis didn't
find a good market in Chicago for, our
cattle. We got $3.50 to "a. 25, the
latter price for the best.
In the supreme court this afternoon
the Bismarck city precinct case is being
argued by Attorneys Corliss and New
ton, who are on opposite sides of the
case. @ e4 ..... |rtesr= & u
John A. Monger, representing the
Mederine Remedy Go. of Duluth,
Mimi, is among the guests in the city
today, establishing an agency for their
goods. Y
H. L. Reade returned Sunday from
Minneapolis where he was called by
the illness of Mrs. Reade. She is ex-
pected to return the latter part Of the
week. 1v-~ -aw ~~,as.-.. r
~ A. w. Cook, who is building the
Northern Pacific branch from McKen-
zie to Linton, left Saturday night for
Fargo, and is after coal with which
to operate the steam shovels engaged
on the work. ri IT q H..
The regular business meeting of the
M. e. ladies' aid will be held Tuesday
afternoon ait the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Miller at Il o'clock. All the
members are requested to be present,
there is special work.
4 All members of the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Aid. Society are requested to be
present at the special meeting to be
held at the residence of Mrs. Dunn
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. IA. Bus
mess of Importance to be settled.
R. j.. Turner: Political matters are
looking all right in Stark county. The
republicans will win out handsomely
Notwithstanding the determined anG
unjustified fight made upon it by the
enemy and some disappointed repub-
licans.
The town of Dudley-Blaine has now
been renamed, the railroad and post
office department having agreed to call
it Goodrich, after Engineer Goodrich
of the Northern Pacific. Otto Grethen,
owner of the townsite. intends to locate
in Bismarck in the near future for the
practice of law. The F1ickertail
Flicker continues to flicker, and the
editor announces that he will not
change it's name.
No bids were received by the chief
quartermaster's department, for the
construction of roadways at Fort Lin
coin and Constructing Quartermaste1
Young is DESTROYS of meeting local
contractors in relation to the matter,
About two miles of graveled and nat
ural surfaced roads are to be built and
all the details and conditions may be
obtained at MI. Young's office, ovel
the Bismarck Bank.
Rev. James Anderson, for several
years pastor of the Methodist church
here. was an arrival on the noon train
today and will visit for a day in the
city. He has been attending the
Methodist conference at jamestown
and has been returned to Drayton fol
another year. Rev. Miller also re.
turned today from the conference
He has been transferred to Grandir
for the ensuing year. Rev. Strahau
of Park River comes to Bismarck.
Of Prof. Copeland, who will open the
lecture course in Bismarck ON the 9th
inst, the Detroit Free Press says:
For am hour and a half the eloquent
lecturer held the earnest attention o.
the entire audience. His power II
passing from the ludicrous to the sub.
lime is wonderful. For almost two
thirds of the time his audience roared
in laughter and during the other one.
third they listened in breathIess ST.
lence to his appeals for higher and
truer living"
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. F. Bald
win, stenographer for Cochrane & Cor
Hiss, has resigned her position and