Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-10-29

Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler
tonight.
3. H. Wilson went down to the
ranch last night. 4
Mr.. and Mrs, G. Nv. Bradford came
in from Sterling today.
Geo. Hillyer Of Duluth is among the
guests in the city TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth are in the
city today. from Mckenzie.
Rev. NJ. p. Burns was among the
guests in the city yesterday. a,
/, E. D.. Case came in from Minneapo-
lis this noon to look after some land
business in this vicinity.
The number of recent collisions on
the N. P. has revived the talk of a
double track from Fargo to st. Paul
Reserved seat tickets for sale tomor-
row at Remington's, for the Philhar-
monic concert. Reserved seats, IS
cents ,s..
The city registry boards finished
their work yesterday, and have made
UP the registry lists for the forthcom-
inc election. a
Farmer j. P. Beal of Glencoe and
DR.. Kendrick were conspicuous occu-
pants Of the front row at the Athen-
cum last evening.
VIM. O'Hara is member Of a shoot
ing party who went down to Long
Lake on the 500 this morning to spend
a few days duck shooting. -.
T. D. Hughes, the N. P. freight So
licitor, who was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at Brainer,d, is reported to
have stood the operation we'll and is
improving ,...
Holders Of course tickets who have
obtained reserved seats will present
both the season ticket and the stub at
the door for the Philharmonic concert
Thursday evening.
Red Gleason, "a former Bismarck boy,
is guest in the city today from
jamestown, where he now lives. He
is selling a couple Of carloads of APP
pies to Bismarck buyers.
Don't forget the food sale given by
the M E. Ladies Aid in the empty
building east of the Fair store. Not
in the Baker building as previously
advertised, Saturday, Nov. /.
VIM. O'Hara continues an exhibition
of the faith that is in him-that it
pays to advertise argains- and pre-
sents Tribune ad readers with an in
teresting array of figures today.
At the home of Mrs. j. w. White
craft on Friday afternoon of this week
will be a meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Baptist church.
All meetings will be on Friday until
further notice is given.
| Standing room was at premium ON
the coast train of the Northern Pacific
this noon. Passengers getting on at
Bismarck were forced to stand in the
aisles, and were lucky to be 4 able to
squeeze themselves aboard the train,
which was heavily loaded
Reserved seats for the Philharmonic
Quartette Concert may be secured on
Wednesday, Oct. %, at Remington S
| free Of cost by the holders Of season
tickets for the lecture course. on
Thursday the seats will be for sale to
! all others at Is cents each. .4
T Pioneer Hose Company of this city
ds arranging to give a dance at the
Atheneum ON Thanksgiving evening
Prof. Cards orchestra has been en-
gagged, and devotees Of the art terpsi.
chorean may be assured that the dane.
ing season will be opened under fav.
orable auspices. s5
I Minneapolis Tribune: J. w. Ray.
mond, president OF the Northwestern
National bank, since his return home
a week ago last Sunday, is rapidly re.
covering in, health. He was so i'm
i proved that the services of physician
are no longer needed, and his friend.
expect to see him attending to his
regular duties in a short time
The coroner's jury that investigated
the recent wreck at Rapids, Mont, ii
which two persons were killed and I
number injured, have found that tllt
lscrew OF the eastbound Northern Pacific
train was running on the time of the
Burlington train. The Northern Pa
cifc dispatcher also was censured fo1
orders he had given the trains as ts
their passing place
Q. D. Wheeler editor Of Wonder
land the Northern Pacihc's annual
has returned to st. Paul from d touuii
4 i OF three months in the mountains o,
i the west and mort ,thwest reached by ths