Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-21
THE CITY
WEATHER..

Fair tonight and Tuesday. Maxi
mum temperature, so; minimum. AS.
Company "A business meeting of
Company A will be held at the armory
tonight.
Supper.-The ladies of ST. Mary's
church will give a supper Thursday.
Sept. "a.
Salvation Army.-Don't forget the
entertainment and social at the Sal
walton Army tonight. Everybody vel
come.
Brother Is Dead.-Charles Albert
son received word today of the death
OF his brother. Will Albertson. at Min
neapoiis of cancer. The deceased was
formerly a resident of this city.
Marquise Hosts Twin FIags.-The
Marquise de Mores, personally. has
hoisted the flags of America and
rance over her residence. The former
in honor Of her native country, and
the latter in respect for her late hus-
band.
A Thimble Beetle ladies of the
Presbyterian church will hold one of
their popular ten-cent "Thimble Bees
tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs.
William Pye. All ladies of the city are
cordially invited to come with their
work and enjoy a social afternoon.
Thimbie Bee.-The ladies' of the
Presbyterian church will hold one of
their popular ten-cent "thimble bees
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30, at the
home of Mrs. William Pye. All ladies'
of the city are invited to come Win
their work and enjoy a social af FER
noon.
Long Service.-After seventeen
years of continuous service Postmast-
er Leonard of Napoleon has rendered
his resignation to the government. He
was appointed in C~leveland's first
term and has held down the Office since
that time. The growth of the business
of the office and the i'll health of Mr..
Leonard are his reasons for resigning.
Creameries and Cheese Factories
The number of creameries in North
Dakota at the present time is fifty-five,
with five skim mix stations n five
cheese factories. There has been a
change of three from the heretofore
published list, which have gone out of
business, but two new ones have been
erected, one at Cathay and the other
at B%ottineau.
Millinery openins.-Friday and Sat
urday of this week will be looked for
ward to with increased interest by
Tribune lady readers when it is an
nounced that on those days Webb
Bros. will put on exhibition b very
large line of fall millinery, that as
usual will embrace all the new and
leading styles of the season.
Rebekah INTERCHANGEABLE enter.
tainment will be given tonight in Odd
| Fellows hall by the Rebekahs. An en-
tertaining program Of Rotations
| songs and addresses has been pre-
pared. DR.. Bentley will open the en-
tertainment with an address and there
will be music and a generally enjoy
able evening. The entertainment will
begin at $50 o'clock. There will be
no dancing.
Street Grading.-The city authorities
have procured a road grader and have
been using it with excellent results or
Ninth street from Avenue B down tt
Broadway. 1t makes a nice, ever
grade, well rounded up in the center
with ample drainage cutters on eithe
side. When once graded up the cit.
streets can be cheaply kept in condi
ton by running over them once in tw'
or three years with this grader.
Il Not Newt appears that the recen
discovery of gold in Kidder county i
not by any means new A twenty-yea
ago note in the Forum says: Quit
an article was published in regard t
some fine specimens of gold quart
which had been found in kidder coun
ty near Steele. This shows how his
tory will repeat itself as it is only
few weeks since the greatest excite