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

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colder Wednesday.
Frank B. Allen returned today from
the east.
The public schools will open again
tomorrow. g.
Judge Lyons returned to Steele on
the afternoon train. T.
A. G. McGillivray went to Dickinson
on the afternoon train.
S. l.. Hughson left this morning for
his old home in Canada.
Mayor Register is attending the
term of court at Washburn.
Wild geese are on the move south
ward, indicating the advent of colder
weather.
The public schools will reopen for
work on Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock.
w. c. Gilbbreath has been in Fargo
attending a meeting of the state press
association.
The Peck's Bad Boy Company came
in from the east today and will play at
the Atheneum tonight.
Will Hughes came in from Minnea-
pois on&the afternoon train and will
remain for some time in the city.
Mr.. A. J. Ode, a well known resident
of Menoken, has gone to Washburn..
Mclean county to spend the winter.
The regular meeting of the Fort
nightly club will be held at the home
of Mrs. Woods Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. H. l.. Vesperman returned
today from a trip east. MI. and Mrs.
Vesperman will have rooms in the
Gussner block. y
Their has been a fall of sleet today
and the stone walks are icy and Slip
perry. he weather bureau promises
colder weather and more precipitation.
E. G. Patterson went to St. Paul or
the delayed train yesterday.
Mrs. H. S. Parkin of Cannonball
was among the guests in the city last
evening. t.- 1885,.
The epidemic. of scarlet fever has
been so far controlled by the city boarj
OF health that it is deemed safe to al.
low the schools to resume work to.
morrow. , ...
The government has accepted thu
proposition of E. S. Allen of the Bis
marck Telephone Company and a tel.
ephone line will be in operation to Fori
Lincoln before long.
Hon. Geo. M. Young of Valley CITY
was u guest in the city yesterday. .
Jack Flynn was in the city from
Mandan today. He is suffering from
a severe attack of erysipelas.
1t has been decided by the 500 road
to locate a station on the southeast
quarter of section 17,-township 1877,
range rs, Long Lake township, on land
owned by l.. A. Hurlbut of Crescent
| City. Florida. -
Ladies' who are planning to contrib
ute articles to the sales tables for. the
Presbyterian fair are requested to hand
them in to Mrs. o. r. Barnes as soon
as convenient, so they may be marked
and arranged for sale.
An interesting magic lantern service
entitled Home Sweet Home" will be
conducted by Ensign Mercer in the
Salvation Army barracks on Thursday
might, Nov. ID. The ensign will also
conduct a special meeting Wednesday
night. ALI / cordially invited.
Steele Ozone: J. j. Jackman ar
rived Thursday from st. Paul, having
about two weeks in Chicago. Mr..
Jackman met Mr.. Rich, formerly of
Bismarck, who will spend the winter
at Magnolia Beach, below Mobile, and
Mr.. Jackman may also go there.
Robert Orr: We received i've car
loads Of goods this week at the whole
sale house. We. have two travelling
men on the road, and are working the
country east. west, north and south.
Business is good-better than we ex-
pected, and we are pleased with the
outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Atwood of West
Superior are visiting friends in the
city. Mrs. Atwood is well remem-
bered in Bismarck, where as Miss Celia
Conway, she lived for a number of
years. iMr. Atwood is in the grain
commission business at West Superior
and is making a trip through the state
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