Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-01
en- route to the G. "A. R. encampment
ait Washington.

route to the G. IA. R. encampment
at Washington.
I. "A. Boyden Of Lisbon has arrived
in the city, and takes the place Of
Agent Scott Of the N. P. temporarily.
Mr.. Boyden is one of the well known
residents Of Lisbon, and a pleasant and
capable gentleman. 9th Il
The senior class of the high school
surprised Master VIM. F. Cochrane
last, evening and presented him with a.
pair OF silver military brushes suitably
inscribed. The class regret his de-
parture from their midst.
Selma Peterson, a graduate of the
high school, has entered the state nor
NAL school at Valley City. She was
the leader of the class of 1880 and.
made an excellent record here. She:
no doubt will acquit herself creditably.
1t is reported a change takes place In
the management OF the Settler, which
has been in charge Of e. A. Hull since
the departure of Editor Moffet. Ed
itor Hull has resigned his position and
will devote his time to farm interests
in Kidder county:
An exhibit Of furs from Denis Bros,
Fargo, will he displayed at, the Baker
building this evening, and today and
tomorrow evening. Mr.. George Denis
will be in charge. This IS the exhibit
that was at the Mandan fair and is a
large and we'll selected display.
Commissioners Turner is issuing an
other Of those state maps with statis-
tics of crops, valuation, etc, on the re-
verse side. The statistics are: those
for 1901 and 1902 compiled from the
assessors returns. The maps will
make good immigration documents.
information is wanted of the where
abouts OF Elton "a. Taylor, who went
through North Dakota last June in
tending to take a homestead in in .od
the western, states. A. pension of $24
month, granted for wounds received
in the Spanish-American war, has beer
granted him, and the vouchers are now
in the hands of his father, s319 Wesa
Boston street, Michigan City, Ind. III
The examination for eligible candi
dates for the mail carrier system to b.
established in the city December / was
conducted today by A. H. Hitler q
Washington At the first examination
only one of the applicants passed ant
q second examination was, ordered
Those who took the examination TO-DAY
for the carrier service were Ben Belk
Arthur OAConnor, Henry Freede, 'Johl
Halloran, Glen Morris, George Chad
wick and Mike Schmidt. Two othe
candidates took examinations, one TO
the internal evenue department ans
another for mail service.
It will interest many to learn tina
Sousa has a new collection of encore
for his present concert tour. Thes
Somsa encores are as much a compon
emit part of the Sousa program az ar
the printed numbers themselves, an
the March Kings" audiences hav
, learned to expect and demand then
/ with .. p~rodigality only exceeded bysth
liberality and gr~aciousness with whic
/ Sousa responds to such demands. H
is constantly changing these breez,
Jolly extra bits which, he selects wit
rare Judgment and discrimination
Sousa possesses the knack Of taking
commonplace theme and dressing
up, washing its face and smarting II
Y frock," sc to speak, until it becomes
gem OF it's kind. He: never descend
to musical banalities. however, and e,
8 cry 1sousa moore, mo matter how 1igh
has IN intrinsic value to recommend !
? aside from it's rendition by the premie
band of the world. Sousa comes hel
on Friday atsthe Athenenm.