Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-16

Minimum temperature today, So.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Generally fair tonight and Sunday,
stationary temperature.
Watch for the parade Monday noon,
all gold instruments.
Don't forget that Gorton's minstrels
play here Monday, August Is.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Conklin are visit
ing with relatives in jamestown.
The remains of the late Captain
Braithwaite were buried at McKees-
port, Pa.
Get your seats reserved at Reming7
tons for Gorton's Ministries Monday
evening.
The best minstrel performance this
season at the Atheneum Monday,
August Is.
Miss Limbeck of Minneapolis and
Miss F. McGillic of Mandan are visit
ing Miss KuDitz.
The reward for the arrest Of the col
ored man Griffin was increased to $3.50
by the railroad company.
President Mellen of the N. P. and
the party of N. P. officials who have
been visiting the west, returned east
yesterday.
There will be a special meeting of
Company A at the. Atheneum tonight
at 7:30. A full attendance of the
members is desired.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will hold a lawn social
on the court house lawn Thursday
evening, August 81. 5x
Mrs. r.. ]. Turner Of this city has
been named as M Of the assistant
superintendent of the woman's de-
partment of the state fair.
The Mandan fair directors have made.
a contract with the band connected
with Vesperman & Cards stock COM
pany, giving them $3.50 for the four
days of the fair.
P. N. Nystrom will close his labors
tomorrow with the First Baptist church
of this city. He will conduct services
at II o'clock in the morning and s
O'Clock in the evening.
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Attorney George w. Newton of Far
go was an arrival last night and is Wis
lifting with his son in the city. He is
much pleased with the prosperous ap-
pearance of Bismarck, and rejoices
with all old time B~ismarckers over the
completion of the 500.
Acting Mayor Walker of Chicago has
answered Governor Whites request for
information regarding Otto Faust, who
died recently at Dunning hospital. Mr..
Walker says Faust was laboring under
a delusion that he was appointed to
help Mayor Harrison save Chicago,
and afterward died in Dunning asylum.
With the growing population of the
city, there is an increased demand for
residences, and M are to be had.
A number Of the 500 employees, who
will be permanent residents of this
city, are finding it difficult to get resi-
dences. It looks as though owners of
property would find it profitable to
erect a number of neat cottages for
rent.
Mrs. Holley, state agent for preven-
tion of cruelty to animals, has brought
suit against James Dickson of Will
Transport for cruelty, beating and driv-
ing a livery horse, owned by John
White of this city. Hearing was had
yesterday afternoon before Judge lib
bills, States Attorney Allen appearing
for the, state, and F. H. Register for
defendant, who was bound over to the
district court in $500 bail.
An attempt WA made by a sneak
thief to steal a diamond stud from
Hon. N. G. Larimore, while he was
taking in the sights Of Winnipeg day
at Grand Forks. The thief was ar
rested and awatch and several articles
of iewelry taken from his person, ap-
parently the fruits Of some former
thievery. There are a couple OF
watches missing from Bismarck-the
time piece may be one of those.
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Linton Advocate: It is reported
that 800 Indians have been secured
from the Standing Rock agency to work
on. the N. r. extension. With this
additional amount of men and two
steam shovels, besides the number that
are at work, it begins to look as though
the N. F. will surely reach Linton this
fall. 1t is said that the Indians are
good workers and will stick to their
Jobs as long as they are treated well.
Miss 3T4anra. Sanders0n 1,ntllrnad tn