Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-21

falr COnlgnC and frlQay; rising Tenn
perature.
e. S. Neal is down from the ranch
at Roach.
Evangelists Toy and Fisher went east
this afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. j. D. Gruber are in the
city today from Mandan.
E. G. Patterson returned this noon
from a trip to the twin cities.
w. S. Parkin of Standing Rock was
a guest in the city last evening.
State Treasurer Mcmillan and Attor-
ney General Comstock went east this
afternoon.
F. E. Beck of Grand Forks and his
son are in the city, visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. M. M. Cook.
R. J. Turner went out TO Dickinson
or the Don train to look after some
business interests there.
Dr.. Quain put in several days deer
hunting at Washburn and succeeded in
bringing down several deer.
The finishing touches are being put
on the new 500 depot and the building
will be ready for occupancy soon.
The new heating plant being put in
at the 500 depot is said to be the most
economical up-to-date plant in tile
city.
F. N. Chaffee. w. F. Halliday, Chas.
White, G. Mcmillan and w. M. Cruchet
are a party of Carringtonites in the
city today. ..s
Remember the fair and food sale at
the Odd Fellows hall Saturday after
noon, given by the ladies guild of st.
Georges church.
John White and Frank Allen
hunted deer on the river bottoms south
Of the city yesterday But, were unsuc,-
cessful in making a bag.
Manager Roorbach OF the Wilton
News was out Of the hospital today for
the first time in four weeks, with fair
prospects of resuming his duties next
week. @.&5.' r
The growth of the business of the
Bismarck Steam Laundry has been so
rapid-the new extension Of the build
ing now enclosed goes back almost to
the alley.
An extra crew went west on the noon
train today to bring down President
Mellen and party of officials on a spe-
cial train. They will remain at
Jamestown tonight.
Manager Best of the Boston is call
ing attention in itoday's Tribune adver-
Using columns to the large line of first
class suits and the low prices at which
they are being sold.
Elmer G. Field went to Chicago on
the afternoon train to look after tine
selection and shipment of another
large consignment of furniture and
undertaker's supplies.
The new telephone cards were dis.
tributed to subscribers yesterday
Some may have been overlooked. Il
SO a phone message to Manager Fort
No. Q, will bring the new card-all new,
subscribers and new regulations to date
p. d. q.
DR.. Porter expects to leave in tht
morning for a trip around the world
He will be absent all winter and will
make a complete circle of the globe
taking in countries and points of inter
ests not visited on his trip abroad {
few years ago.
The jury at Fargo in the case o.
Charles Smith, who was charged with
shooting Brakeman Blewett of The
Northern Pacific, after ten hours delib,
GRAFTON, returned a verdict Of guilty
with a recommendation Of mercy
Smith is a coon. who shot Blewatt
Through the foot.
ITO say that Father Uugent is ont
Of the foremost orators on the Ameri.
can platform would be to state the
matter mildly. The people had been
promised an intellectual feast in this
lecture and none who heard it could
gainsay that it was more than was ex-
pected, and the audience that greeted
Father Nugent was perhaps the argast
ever assembled under the great pa
~vilion"-Wathena (Kas.) Chautanqua,
AT the Atheneum, Nov. 90.
Missouri slope weather attracts com.
ment and admiration from residents
Of Minnesota, Iowa and other states
who have been unfamiliar with the
kind Of weather that prevails .alore
the Missouri river until midwintar