Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-26
THE. 3. CITY
THE WEATHER.

" THE WEATHER.
Fair: and warmer tonight and Satur-
day. Max. 80. min. Al.
Lodge Work-Custer Encampment:
No. 16, will have work in R. P. Degree
Saturday evening. All Patriarchs are
cordially invited.
Veterinary Surgeon Appointed Act
ing Governor E. F. Porter, today APP
pointed Frank Stone of Billings coun-
ty, deputy veterinary surgeon. =
German Lutheran services-German
Lutheran services will be held in Bis
marck, August 2Sth, at o'clock p. M,
in the Swedish Lutheran church.
Partial Slate-A meeting of some of
the opposition leaders was held last
night and partial slate prepared for
the independent democratic county
convention early next month.
Prof. Wogan Will Speak-Prof. H.
F. Wogan, Phi. D., will present his
magical address on Popular Sovereign
ty, and The Lion In the Way, at Nc
Kenzie, next Sunday, at o'clock p. m.
Chance for investment will be
seen by reference to the advertisement
in another column, the property form
erly occupied by the Washburn rail-
road for headquarters in this city is
offered for sale. 1t is desirable
piece of property and if a sale is not
effected at once it is likely that the
residence will be thoroughly repaired
and rented.
Reliable Firm Bathgate Pink
Paper: The Oscar Will seed house
and nursery has many patrons for it's
seeds and plants in this section. His
goods have always given the best CT
satisfaction and as it is North Da-
kota institution, thoroughly reliable,
there is no reason why its patronage
should not be increased until it prac-
tically furnishes all of our Is in
that line. Anyone who knows Mr..
Will will vouch for his doing exactly
as he agrees to.
A New Governor-In the absence of
Governor White and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Bartlett from the state Secre.
tary Porter is acting governor The
first official act of the new governor
today was to grant a requisition asked
for by Sheriff Mcdonald of Morton
county for a man in New York state
wanted for obtaining money under
false pretenses. The governors du'
ties are not especially engrossing at
the present time but Governor Porter
carries his honors with due dignity
and modesty.
Has a Fair Crop-Valley City Times
Record: Gov. White spent the early
part Of the week looking after affairs
at the farm and reports that he Is
going to have some wheat, although
the yield will not be what he antici
pated month ago. He has 240 acres
that he figures will go eight to ter
bushels to the acre. His best wheat
is on ninety acres which was in corr
last year, and this he thinks will aver
age twenty bushels. Some land which
he had rented, and which was mostly
spring plowed, is also going to givt
good returns. The governor and Mrs
White left Wednesday for Beulaf
Lake, Wis.,, where they will visit for 6
week with the formers brother.
i Surprise for Mr.. and Mrs. Stinson-
On Wednesday evening the numerous
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stinsol
gave them a surprise at their hom'
on Eighth street. The rooms we"'
decorated with flowers. and everything
nicely arranged while Mrs. stinsol
, was detained out driving in order t,
make the surprise effective. Their
, were between so to 60 guests to gree
, her on her return; AMI the evening
was made pleasant with music an
refreshments, ice cream and cake hay
ing been furnished by the ladies'. Al
ter the refreshments were served, as
mark Of the high esteem in which MI
and Mrs. Stinson are held, a presents
ton of case Of five pieces of sterlin