Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-30
who has never lost faith in the
capital city.

capital city.
G. M, Dahl, who has been in st. Paul
a week, writes that he will go to
Chicago and other eastern markets to-
day for the purpose of selecting the
largest and best stock of clothing and
furnishings even brought to this city.
Rev. G. s. Mason, Z. L. B.. of Wash
ington, D. G., who has been holding
evangelistic meetings in Bismarck
this week will preach in the Baptist
church at IL O'Clock Sabbath morning,
and at s O'Clock in the evening. All
invited.
Mandan Times: The 500 road has
notified the committee on transporta-
ton that it will sell tickets from all
points on its line to Bismarck at one
fare for the round trip on the days of
the state fair. This is good news to
the management and it is hoped that
the Northern Pacific will do as we'll.
The National Stock company, or:
ganized by Messrs. Vesperman & Gard,
have billed the town for a two night
performance beginning SEPTEMBER s.
They play in repertoire and have some
good plays to present to the>pubic. In
addition to their cast they will have
band and orchestra.
State Dairy Commissioner E. 3.
Kaufman came in from the west last
night. Mr.. Kaufman has been visit
ing the croameries west of the river
and keeping UP the interest of the
farmers in their creameries. SHe in
tended to 60 to Wilton this morning
but found the creamery there had been
shut down for the time being. MI.
Kaufman returned to Fargo this at
ternoon.
Bishop Cameron Mann and Mrs.
Mann came in on the noon train today.
Bishop Mann will preach the sermon
at the morning services at the Epis-
copal church at 1O:45 tomorrow, and
will confirm a class. In the after
moor he will visit Mandan, and Mon
day he visits Cannonball and Standing
Rock. Bishop and Mrs. Mann will be
guests of Governor and Mrs. White
while in the city.
The knights of Pythias will give a
dance at the Atheneum Sept. 4. The
affair promises to be one of the social
events of the season. Members Of the
order have a deserved reputation as
entertainers and they will spare no eff
forts TO make the coming dance sue
cesful. Beautiful decorations will
abound, excellent music will be fur
nished and the different features of the
affair are in the hands Of competent
committees.
Several passengers left on the 500
train this morning for Minneapolis to
take in the state fair. The Soo.is do
ing a good passenger and freight bus
mess! for the opening of its service in
Bismarck. Building materials are
being brought in by the road for the
depot and round house soon to be
erected. The foundation for the round
house has been commenced. 1t will
be a four stall round house. 70 feet long,
SO feet wide in front and So feet wide
at the rear.
Mandan Pioneer: Those who at
tended the 500 day celebration at Bis
marck last Saturday from Mandan. re-
port an excellent time. Everything
was well managed, and it was a bus
mess like celebration all the. way
through. The ball game was declared
by ball enthusiasts to be one of the
best games " played on the slope,
and: the aforesaid enthusiasts are de-
lighted that the same teams have been
secured to play several games at the
fair at Mandan.
Rather an unfortunate mishap hap
|pClISu " VI -. "a. 1lCC5odlu u VldlAudAi
on his way home from the east. While
the train vas stopping at Jamestown
he was talking to some friends and he
did not hear the conductor call
aboard, nor notice the train moving
until it was almost past the platform.
He ran to catch the train and sue
ceeded in catching the last car but this
had a yestibule which was closed
Seeing that he could not get into the
car there he jumped off. In jumping
he fell and as a result vas pretty badly
bruised up. The train was stopped,
however, and he proceeded home.
Manager Orr Of the Bismarck Whole
sale Grocery company has about com
pleted the improvements at the Dakota
brock, and expects to commence storing
goods next week. The company will
occupy the entire lower floor with a
frontage Of Is feet and the basement,