Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-04
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Canton meeting tomorrow Sunday
at 2 p. m. Fatigue.
Mrs. 3. S. Miller returned on the
noon train from jamestown.
The birth of a boy is reported at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rupert.
Church Of st. George-morning ser
vice at 1915; no evening service; Sun
day school at IL o'clock.
Deputy State Superintendent A, u.
Woods returned on the noon train
from the state educational meeting.
John Beal, who has been spending
the past week with friends in the city,
returned to his home at Glencoe today.
The Misses McCauley, who have been
visiting Sister Boniface at st. Alexius
hospital, returned to st. Paul this after
noon.
j. J. Lamb and w. S. Triplett came
from Glencoe last night to be pres
ent at the |. o. o F. installation
monies.
True to his record for twenty years,
Amos Robidou was the first person to
pay his subscription at the beginning
of the new year.
A new passenger car for the Wash
burn road arrived today, to accommo-
date the increasing traffic. OF late,
the present passenger accommodations
have been insufficient.
Supt. VIM. Moore returned on the
moor train from Grand Forks, where
he attended the state educational meet
ing, which he reports one of the most
successful eyer held in the state,
G. D. Edick: At a recent meeting Of
state agents of the New York Life, I
pledged to write $50, 900 insurance be-
fore the first of the year. In five
weeks I have written Sill, 500.
A slight inaccuracy occurred in the
item in last nights Tribune concern
ing the X. P. installation. JOS Katz
was installed master of finance and
Frank Titus representative.
Regular services will be conducted
at the First Baptist church tomorrow.
The morning subject will be "The Old
and the New Year" The evening
subject will be '.The Need of a Spiritual
Revival"
Charles Weigel Of Hebron writes w.
f.. Cushing that as a result OF the ad-
vertising given their butter by the
Pan-American exposition, orders are
coming in faster than ever before and
a broad field has been opened for
North Dakota butter. D..
General Washburn and family came
in on the delayed train from the east
yesterday afternoon in the generals
private car, which was taken to Will
ton and Washburn by special train, the
General spending today in looking oven
the work being done there.
L. N. Cary is one of the pioneer real
estate men of sMandan. For many
years he was the agent for the railroad
lands west of the river and while the
most of these have now been disposal
OF he is still the agent for the sale OF
millions Of acres of splendid lands.
Valley City Times-Record: Gov
White and Secretary Getchell came in
from Bismarck Tuesday evening. The
| governor will remain in the city sew
eral days and then expects to join his
wife at Indianapolis, where the latter
has been visiting friends since before
Christmas. =
In renewing his subscription to the
Bismarck Weekly Tribune-and Chi.
cago Inter Ocean-John. Mcpherson
writes that the weather in his home al
Malheur City, Oregon, is pleasant and
everything prosperous. Prosperity
seems to prevail throughout the length
and breadth OF the land, thanks to re.
publican supremacy.
The attaches Of the Northern Pacific
passenger trains are in receipt Of com
~munications from General Passenger
Agent Chas. S. Fee, thanking them fol
their courtesy to the travelling public
stating that in many direct ways they
have been able to trace large amounts
OF patronage directly to the courteou.
act of an employee, and thanks are ex
tended to all.
Senator McCumber was in WahpetoI
on New Years day, returning from
Washington on some important pri
waite business. In conversation will
the Globe, he said little of importanc,
had come before the session except TIN
ratification Of the Hay-Pauncefot
treaty, for which he had made one j
the important speeches. He had in
troduced a number of pension bills
among them one providing a pension
of $50 a month for Captain j. W