Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-11

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tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Probably showers tonight and Sunday;
stationary temperature.
F. B. Allen left this afternoon for a
trim to Newark. 4
Mrs. E. H. L.. Vesperman is visiting
with friends at Fargo.
g. W. Bu1ch of St. Paul is visiting
with Judge and Mrs. Winchester to-
dav.
The many friends Of Mrs. Holley
will learn with regret of her continued
illness.
Harold Winchester is improving and
no serious results from his illness are
spprahended.
The Pennsylvania" company went
to Mandan this afternoon and will play
there tonight.
The city board of health is advertis-
ing for bids for repairing the city de-
tention hospital.
D. B. Holt and J. w. lilly of Fargo
are among the legal lights of the Gate
way city in,Bismarck on business.
City Auditor Thistlethwaite has
been under the weather for the past
two weeks. and is just able to be about
again.
Mrs. NJ. w. Hutchinson and daugh-
tiers and Miss Lois Griffin left this at
~ternoon for a visit with friends in
Fargo. b s
Ben Belk, who has been doing local
on the Palladium, leaves tonight for
Iowa, where he will travel for a New
York firm. 'Es T. ytS .'5TI"
Judge Wallin is able to be out to-
day, for the first time since Monday.
He will probably be able to begin work
with the supreme court the coming
week. %%% .
Mrs. Walker, who has been visiting
her son, 2. II. Walker, returned tt
Minneapolis this afternoon, accompan-
led by Mr.. Walkers little daughter
Marion, who will remain there for 6
time.
In addition to the many land buyers
in the CITY, there is also "a large mum
Der of homesteaders. On the Wash
burn train one day this week there
were 43 passengers looking for lands tt
file upon. -
Adjutant General E. S. Miller Ne
turned last night from Fort Rifle.
where he ATTENDED the gathering O
military men to witness the regula;
army maneuvers. He reports a pleas
ant triuI
General Manager Pennington ant
w. r. Galloway, general passenge,
agent of the 500 line, were passenger!
to the city, and looked over the worl
being done at the 500 terminals here
and along the new line.
MIR. w. W. Barnes of Milwaukee j,
"a guest in the city today, consulting
with local land agents. He is in tn,
land business in the east. and is ar
ranging to bring out a number O
landseekers to look over lands in thi
section
Forum: O., G. Major, the vel
known pop and former mid-road can
didate for governors said to :hav
purchased a ranch near Bismarck an.
will remove there from Steele county
Burleigh will gain a royal good fellow
-7ddespite his politics.
The North Dakota State Band for
mally rendered their services for tn
meeting of the state press association
at bismarck, but President De la Ber
of Sheldon has decided to Try and hav
this session devoted to business mat
ters and therefore declined the kin,
offer with thanks for the good inten
tions.
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Carlos Boynton of the Hackney
Boynton land company was a guest j
the city today. Mr.. Boynton recentl
shipped a quantity of Burleigh count
vegetable products to the Illinois fai
at Springfield and reports them a
having attracted much attention. H
also had On exhibit a carload Of gras
fattened steers which showed wha
could be done with Burleigh count
grasses.
There was a fair audience at tn
Athenem last might to witness tn
production of PENNSYLVANIA" Tn
play is a melodrama OF the coal field
OF Pennsylvania, with plenty OF thrill
ling situations, winding up with a cos
mine explosion, out Of the confusio
OF which all the tangles Of the pla
are unWOund, and all the wrongs {
years made right. The singing of tn
Eagle q~uartette was pleasing.