Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-09
THE CITY
WEATHER.

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WEATHER.
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day; probably light frosts tonight;
maximum temperature, 81: minimum,
So.
Ladies' Guild Meet.-The Ladies'
Guild will meet omorrow afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Jewell.
X. of Irregular meeting of st.
Elmo lodge No. 4, X. of p, tonight.
work in third degree rank. Lodge
! opens promptly at SIS.
The state fair at Mandan is the neXt
event of Importance and the prepara-
tons being made justify the prediction
of an excellent exposition.
Settling Up.-The directors of the
Baseball association held a meeting
last night to settle up accounts. The
association will probably have funds
in hand to settle all claims.
Return Game.-The local team of
business and professional men will go
20 Nfop1o, %opoorrow OF o.oS IN p1oy q
return game in that city. RIOTERS
wanted.
Horse Race.-A black horse belong
ing to an Iowa nan named Monroe
beat French's Brownie" il a race at
Wilton a few days ago. Considerable
money is said to nave changed hands
on the result.
Bought a House.-John Kennedy has
sold his property lei the B~raithwaite
house to Mrs. NJ. P. Slattery. Kennedy
advertised the property yesterday and
Murdoch Mckenzie found him a Gus
toner before the day was over.
Baptist Ladies Aida special meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid society of the
First Baptist church will be held on
Thursday afternoon of this week at
5 O'Clock at the home of Mrs. White
craft. All members are requested to
be present.
St. Mary's School.-St. Mary's school
opened for the fall term on the 9TH,
with a good attendance. The pupils
were graded. and began work yester-
day. The music class at the convent
has also resumed work-the piano,
organ, guitar, mandolin and either
taught.
Baptist Church.-Missionary and
Evangelist Rev. Frank Sprague of
Fargo has decided to remain in our
city and held regular Sunday services
in the Baptist church until a pastor
can be secured or until more perma.
nent arrangements can be made. State
Sunday school missionary for both
> North and South Dakota. T. H. Hagen
Of Huron, came to the city today and
will aid Mr.. Sprague in his work of re
organization of the Baptist work, re
. | m n tVtr n Orn~ tho OAVotnr Cvnlov
Action in Quo Warranto.-Judge
Wallin will bring an action for parties
interested to determine the constitu
tionality of ar act passed last winter
authorizing district courts to appoint
states attorneys for unorganiZed coun
: ties. The action will be a quo war
ranto proceeding, and will be directed
to L. A. Simpson. who is holding the
office of states attorney for the unor
. ganized territory attached to Stark
county for judicial purposes, under ar
appointment from the court.
Ste~nography and Fypewritlng.-Mlss
: Conner and Miss Cochrane having fin
ished a thorough course of Shorthand
and typewriting in ST. Paul, have
opened an office in the Gussner bloch
and will do commercial work. Mer
chants and others having stenographit
work, or letter writing. can be accom-
modated on short notice. These young
!, ladies are Bismarck girls and as the.
are engaged exclusively in this bust
ness they should receive the encour
agement their enterprise and the eX
cellence of their work dmands.