Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-09-24

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among the guests in the city today.
MI. Gronan has been doing a stunt Of
handshaking at the State fair in Man
dan, and meets many old friends along
the Slope.
Henry Tatley returned on the noon
train from Chicago, where he had been
disposing of shipment OF cattle.
Mrs. A. O'EIearn came in from
Jamestown on the noon train, called
here by the sudden death Of her father,
John Dolan.
At the ball game at Mandan this
forenoon the score stood four to.two in
favor Of Bismarck, with Fisher in the
pitchers box.
I. H. Wilde, the affable representa-
hive of the brewery Bottling Works
ait st. Paul, has become Impressed with
the prospects Of Bismarck's future
greatness, and will remove his family
here as soon as negotiations can be
completed for "a residence here.
.ssIhe Month Coast Limited March
DIS the title of a musical composition
written by Cay Emilio Rivela, leader
Of Ellery's Royal Italian band, AMI
dedicatedto General Passenger Agent
Fee Of the Northern Pacific. The
is the composers tribute to the
Northern Pacific's famous coast train.
Miss Miriam Bentley has entered the
State Normal school at Valley City.
She graduated from the Bismarck high
school in 1900 and has been teaching
with marked success in the schools of
the county for the last two years, and
now goes to fit herself for higher work
In fhe field of education.
General Passenger Agent G. S. Fee,
of the Northern Pacific, has been pre-
scented with a. small piece Of wood cut
from the sleeper in which the last
spike which completed the Northern
Pacific was driven. 1t bears the date
of the event, Aug. %, 1888; although
the public celebration was Sept. 8, the
following month. The site was Gold
Greek. Mont.
There are several private cars a
Dawson, with hunting parties. Last
week President Greatsinger, OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company, was
among the guests. and interviewed
there said he contemplated resignint
his position, as has been rumored
There was also a Duluth & Iron Range
private car, and on Sunday Louis Hill
son OF President Hill Of THE Great Nor
them, had his private car set oui
There.
Traces of the escaped murderer
Smith, were last had ait Cal Wilson's
place ten miles down the river. In I,
cabin near there Smith left his over
alls and other clothing, having appar
emily obtained a change Of clothing
The overalls are recognized as thj
ones he wore when he escaped. Al
uncooked chicken was also found ii
the cabin as though Smith had beel
scaged away before he had time t
cook it.
Upon completion Of duty in the Ma
tional park, the two troops of thu
Third cavalry now in the department
Of California will be relieved from -dut,
in that department. The major ant
one TROOP, to be selected by the de
partment commander, will be sent II
Boise barracks, idaho; the remainin,
troop will be sent to Fort Yates, N. d
relieving Troop "L;" Thirteenth cav
airy, which is assigned to station a
Fort Meade, S. D.
Five of the graduates of the higl
school of the class of 1902 took tn
last state examination for teachers an
passed very creditably. Nellie Fal
coner, Grace McHugh and Bessie Rya.
received one hundred in civil govern
ment. The average in civil govern
ment was the highest Of any count
in the state. Nellie Falconer receive
a second grade certificate, having a
average OF 50. Sara Millitt passe
next to the highest examination In Nj
Lean county, securing hundred Il
theory and practice of teaching. He
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