Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-18
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THE WEATHER.

iNudAAmum temperature IOQaY, Do.
Minimum temperature today "a.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Generally rair tonight and Wednes-
day. warmer tonight.
"A. G. McGillivray is in Chicago with
a shipment of cattle.
Miss Cora Simpson has returned
from a visit with relatives at Dickin-
son
R. ]. Turner has returned from a
business trip to Dickinson and Glad
stone.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. Register Friday afternoon, Nov.
p. at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. M. G.. Gushing Of Minneapolis
has been visiting with MI. and Mrs.
Walter F. Gushing in the city.
A change has been made in the date
Of Father Nugent's lecture, which will
take place at the Atheneum, Nov. 20.
A James river valley news item is to
the effect that "Kate Kern's sealskin
sacque is being foreclosed on by Har-
vey parties" ".2
Robert Jaeger, formerly a resident of
this city and a brother of Billy Jaeger,
and Miss Lilly Lukin were married at
Washburn last week., a. -.
The Fargo Call speaks i'm terms of
high praise of the Sandy Bottom per-
formance, which will be seen at the
Atheneum tomorrow night. o.
The state board of pardons will hold
a meeting at the capitol tomorrow.
A number of applications are to come
before the beard for consideration.
Charley Merrick is in the city today
from Napoleon, where he reports bus
mess booming He came in via the
500 last might and returns tomorrow
morning. q
John Hoagland is building an addi-
tional fifty feet at the rear of the Bis
marck laundry building to accommo-
date the machinery of that .enterpris-
ing Institution. 49,.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church will meet on Thursday
at 2:3O p. m. at the home of Mrs. Sat-
terlund to complete arrangements fol-
the coming fair.
Friends of Mrs. KLAUS will regret tt
learn that her condition is such as tc
warrant apprehension, and all will hope
there may be a notable Improvement
in the near future. d
Nh. l.. NJ. Adams called today ant
introduced Mr.. r. S. Davis, represent,
ing the Winona carriages-which h,
says are like the Winona wagons-goot
timber and iboneNdry
Nv. J. Hurst, deputy U. S. marshal
and who has always been a vel
known figure at terms of U. S. court
in this city, has been indicted and ar
rested charged with rendering i'm,
proper accounts to the government.
The steamers Washburn and Expan.
sion of the Washburn line have beer
placed on the ways at Washburn 70,
the winter. During the closed season
they will be o%velhallled, new maehin.
cry added, and put into shape for TIL.
business of the coming season.
The county board of canvassers hav
ing completed its labors and Georg,
WEIGH given his certificate of election
as sheriff, the settlement of a few cleo
ton bets will be now in order. 1
is said that Mr.. S. B. French has some
thing Like 5000 up-that falls into tn.
hands of WEIGH supporters.
The printed Thanksgiving proclaim
alton of Governor White for the yea:
1902 are being mailed from the COVER
nors office to the governors, of othe
states and to the newspapers and off
Gals of North Dakota. The proclaim
ations this year bear the genuine i'm
print of the state seal-somethin,
which has heretofore been printed.
Washburn Leader: Wilbur, tn,
eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hauge
berg, died this morning at Z O'Clock
Wilbur was - years old at the time o
his death and had been sick for som,
time with heart trouble. He was
bright boy and was liked by all. H,
will he greatly. missed by his school
mates. with whom he was a prime fav
orite. The sympathy of all is ex
tended to the family in their hou,
of bereavement.
A revised telephone hist OF sub
Scribers" win be issued tomorrow. I
will be we'll for all subscribers to rea,
the rules. For instance in relation t.
tolls for talking with Mandan, Wash
burn, Wilton and other points. Til,
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