Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-22

forecast for "a hours for North Dakot
ending tomorrow night at s o'clock:
Fair tonight and Sunday; warme
Sunday.
w. E. Rawlings came in from tn
east this afternoon.
Prof. E. E. Kaufman of Fargo cara
in from the east today.
Miss Grace MeHugh is bookkeeping
for the Peoples Meat Market.
Scott Mclean returned this moor
from Canada, where he has been fo1
some time working with his railroad
contract.
The last services over the remains
Of Mrs. Belle KLAUS and the final in
terment of the remains took place
today at Green Bay, Wis.
J. S. Green, w. S. Parkin, J. M. Cor.
rigan, W. C. Leach and w. A. Lanter.
man were a party of west Missouri
gentlemen in the city last evening.
B. M. Johnson and Robert Mum
prisoners at the pen who were par
doned at the last meeting of the state
pardoning board, left for the east yes
terday afternoon.
The Washington road has been run
ming co1,oron ovt,Io NJ r,e 1o+o1x, bo1
lasting the road bed and improving it
generally. When the new telegraph
wire is completed, the road will run
trains by telegraph, and the telephone
line will be used for commercial pus-
poses. '
Deputy Supt. A. L. Woods has been
looking for a house for his successor.
Prof. Taylor OF Grand Forks, who as
sumes the duties of deputy state sup
~erintendent the first Of the year.
There is still a great demand fol
houses in the city, and the supply is
limited.
.Linemen will begin Monday string
ing "a new wire from Bismarck to
Washburn. The present wire will be
used for telegraph by the Bismarck,
Washburn & Great Falls railway, and
the new wire will be, a commercial tel
ephone wire, which will add to the eff
cheney of the service.
Course tickets for the next five en-
tertainments in the lecture and con-
cert course may be secured at Rem
ington's for So. After the lecture by
Father Nugent on next Wednesday
evening no more course tickets will be
sold. Single admissions to the lee.
ture will be so cents. No reserved
seats. First come. first served.
Valley City Alliance: Clark, Lock
Moe, ~Ingmundson and F7emming, who
went to the Missouri river in quest OF
deer, have been heard from .through
Judge Moe, in a letter to his brother
Ray, in which he states that the first
day after pitching tent a turkey and
chicken were killed. This indicates
they are camped near the home Oh
some thrifty farmer. Their post office
is Bascow, N. D. .
Dickinson Press: Register A. G
McGillivray shipped five cars of 2 and
3-year-old Aberdeen Angus steers tc
Chicago the past week. He expected
to ship two or three cars of stock cat
tie back from South st. Paul in order
to keep his number of 500 good ait his
Indian Springs ranch. The ranch is
well equipped with stone sheds and
hay for a very large herd of cattle.
Rev. G. F. Sharpe of Minneapolis
will lecture in the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening on "The Elk,
preston Of Christian Life in Art and
Architecture" The lecture will be
beautifully Illustrated with a stereop.
ticon. Everybody is cordially invited
to ENJOY the lecture. At its close q
collection will be taken for the Asbury
Hospital in Minneapolis, Of which Mr.
Sharpe is the agent.
Prot. e. j. Taylor OF Grand Forks
the new deputy state superintendent
Of public instruction after the first Of
the coming year, was an arrival today
from Grand Forks. Mr.. Taylor is 3
we'll known educator, having beer
county superintendent of Grand Forks
county for a number of years. Al
present he is LODGING for a place te
live, and, as usual, finding it difficult
to obtain a residence.
The Sacramento Record OF Nov. ii
said: Ex-Governor "A. H. Burke 8
North Dakota, inspector for the int.
rior department, is n the city inspect.
ing the affairs OF the United States
land Office in this city, and will go from
here to Visalia. BY a singular coin.
Icidence, two ex-governorsl Of NORTH
Dakota meet in the CITY az