Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-26

ending tomorrow night at 3 O'clock:
Generally fair tonight and Thursday;
warmer tonight.
Regular w. r. G. meeting Friday at
i2:3O.
IA. j. Rogers succeeds Clerk Austin
at the Northwest.
j.. w. See of jamestown is visiting
old friends in Bismarck.
j.. w. Bull returned today from a
trip. to the twin cities.
The Tribune will publish no edition
Observation-Disclosures Day. 4
Judge Young went to Fargo this at
,ternoon to spend Thanksgiving.
Judge Lyons of Steele was among the
guests in the city this afternoon,
Afew more street lights-during the
legislative period-would be the proper
thing.
C. w. Getchell went down to Valley
City this afternoon to spend Thanks
giving. d
Mrs. A. G. MoGillivray returned last
night from a visit with friends in
Fargo. .s
Chief Engineer Darling of the North
ern Pacific was Il guest in the city this
afternoon.
DIR. Strauss came down from Glen
Ullin this afternoon to spend Thanks
giving at home. =s5
The Northwest, celebrated for
Thanksgiving dinners, will not disap-'
point it's guests this year.
The lecture tonight by Father MI
gent will begin promptly at $3.50 at the
Atheneum. Admission, so cents.
Dan Slattery has resigned his posi-
tion as engineer on the Washbrrn road.
and Charley Cunningham his position,
as conductor.
The Episcopal ladies cleared nearly
$3.50 at their recent fair and food sale
and have a fine assortment of fancy
work left-to sell.
Co. B, 21st infantry, will have a
grand Thanksgiving spread tomorrow
at Fort Lincoln. The menu card is
printed in patriotic style.
Mail boxes for the posting OF letters
are being placed about the city today,
for use in connection with the free 6e-
livery system of mail which goes into
effect Dec. l..
In connections with the bazaar they
will serve one of their fine chicken pie
suppers beginning ait $50 p. m. Plan
to come, feast, and spend the evening
in social converse.
The first dance of the Capital City
Dancing club at Baker hall last night
was a pleasant affair. A large number
attended and Cards orchestra fur
nished excellent music.
P. b. Byrne: I see the Tribune is
unloading a car Of paper stock. OF
course this means a little NOR insur-
ance in the Byrne agency of old, re-
liable companies, doen't it?
The Union Thanksgiving service will
be held tomorrow at II O'Clock a. m.
in the M. E. church. All the minis:
tiers of the city are; expected to assist
in the service. A very cordial invi-
tation to attend is extended to all.
The free delivery is to be inaug1u-
rated December LIST. A large number
of houses are still without numbers
George Chadwick is ready to put the
numbers up. A Line dropped to him in
the mail will do THE business, or 'phoce
las.
Manager Orr. the Bismarck whole.
sale grocery manager, is well pleased
with the business OF the concern. An
other car of dried fruit came in Mon
day and yesterday three cars OF sugal
and two cars Of canned goods were un
loaded.
Mrs. b. j. schwellenbaeh, Miss Bren
nan, Mr.. E. Schwellenbach and Mis-
Annabel KLAUS returned on the after
noon train from Green Bay. Wis. Mis-
Hilda Satterlund, who accompanies
them, also returned on the Afternoon
train,
"A special meeting OF the Ladie
Aid Society OF the First Baptis
church will be held Friday afternoon q
5this week at the home OF Mrs. r. +
Best for the purpose of finishing som
fancy work and aprons for the sale q,
Dec. II.
The enviable reputation enjoyed b,
members of Pioneer Hose Company Nc
] as entertainers ought to be q suficien
guarantee that those who attend thei
!: dance at the Atheneum tomorrow nigh
will not be disappointed in their anti
. cipations OF a royal entertainment n,