Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-10-24

- az AONAS ASA y D1h0e0
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Possibly showers tonight and Satur-
day; stationary temperature.
Attorney Dullam went east last
night for a brief trip.
A. c. McGillivray went to Dickn-
SON ON the noon. train.
Mrs. r. H. Poole Left last night for
st. Paul for a trip Of several weeks.
Miss Myrtle Brown left this after
noon for a visit to the twin cities.
Father McPhee came in from James
town ito visit with Father Clemens.
Mrs. ia. strachan and daughter ar
rived from Park River ON the noon
train. a,s
Will McEIugh came up last night
from st. Paul, where he has been
working on the Globe.
w. A. Dillon returned on the noon
train from an examining trip through
the EASTERN part, of the state.
Miss Bauer, who has been steno-
g1iapher in ALLEN & Aliens Office, re-
turned this afternoon to her home ait
WahDeton.
Fred Conklin returned today from a
business trip to Fargo. Mrs. Conklin
is visiting in Jamestown and is ex-
peoted home Sunday.
Fifty season tickets for the Bismarck
lecture and concert course haye been
sold in Mandan and a special train
merlt.
Chief of Police Ritchey will have the
Of the governors covered during the
winter and haulers of who re-
port to him will find a place for their
loads. . o . -,
Col. Copeland's entertaining lecture
ON "Snobs and %Snobbery" will be de-
livered IN Monday evening, Oct. q at
the Atheneum, beginning at $3.50
promptly. Single tickets of admis-
sion 80 cents.
The d~andseekers movement has be-
gum again and incoming trains are
bringing in hundreds of Iowa farmers
to look at lands i'm this section. The
Lund Land agency had a large part in
the city this week. and made a num-
Der of sales of land.
A copy of the Anaconda Standard of
recent date contains a column inter-
view with HI. R. Warmer. formerly Of
this city, who with his wife and Miss
Jennie Fogerstrom made a trip through
the Yellowstone Park. Among other
incidents of the "trip was an attempt
to take a snap shot of a bear, which
was resented by the animal.
R. N. Stevens has arrived at Seattle
from Alaska and will return to his
home in Bismarck in a few days,
where he will probably spend the win
ter with his family. W. T. Perkins
will also RETURN soon and it is said will
build a. residence on his fine site on
the corner east of the old Episcopal
church lots. 5
The popular and high class Philhar-
monte Lady Qu~artette of Chicago will
give their concert in the Atheneum ON
Thursday might, October 80. All
/ holders of season tickets can get checks
for reserved seats at Remington's On
Wednesday, Oct. %, without extra
charge. On Thursday, Oct. 80, re-
served seat sale will be open to the
general public not holding course tick
cts ait Is cents for each reserved seat
ticket.
jamestown Alert: ]. M. Graham,
chief engineer of the Baltimore & Ohio
railway, arrived today in a private
car to remain a day IL two in the
county and get a little shooting. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Norton, a sis
ter-in-law, and her family, and by Mr..
b. p. Wells, who will remain a few
days. Mr.. Graham is looking well
and he says he could scarcely miss a
visit TO his old home where he resided
for several years as superintendent of
this division Of the N. p.
Rev. J.. a. strachan Of Park River,
who to assume the passionate of
THE Methodist church here, arrived
yesterday, and is getting settled in the
city. Mn. StrachaIl occupied the pull
pit of the church at Park River for FIVE
years, and upon his departure his CON
giegation gave him a farewell recep-
ton and rendered him a substantial
purse. NM. Stracfan comes to Bis
marck highly spoken of rs an earnest
churchman and able nam.
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