Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-30
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THE WEATHER.
Showers and cooler tonight. Gen.
orally fair Sunday Max. 81, min. go.
, changed-The date for DR.. Forbes
lecture has been changed from Tues.
day night to Monday at the M. E.
church. j.
Leave at Nine O'cIock-The special
train to Mandan for the concert will
leave at 9 o'clock, returning after the
entertainment. Ii
Special Train-A special train will
go to Mandan tonight to convey those
who wish to attend the musical per-
Torrance there. -.
. Farwell Sermon--Rev. A. A. Joss
will deliver his farewell sermon to-.
morrow, prior to beginning upon his
new work at Blue Earth City, MINI.
Removed-The Office of the Wash
burn. Ignite coal company has been
removed from the 500 depot to the
Office of the Dacotah Lumber COM
pany. 5.. 49,, ~s,,.-.
Formed Partnership - Dickinson
Press: J. E. Messersmith and L. M.
McGlashan have formed a partnership
under the firm name of Messersmith
& McGlashan, They have offices in
the First National Bank building.
Perkins at Nome-A note from W.
T. Perkins states that he is at Nome
and Mrs. Perkins is expected to ar
rive by the next return Of boats.
Perkins is still filing recommendations
for the appointments as governor and
has strong hopes that he will be ap-
pointed, such IS the character of the
Endorsements he has received from in
side and outside Of Alaska
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Free lnspection-Napoleon Home
stead: w. A. Cole, travelling freight
agent Of the 500, passed through the
city yesterday! Mr.. Cole informs the
Homestead that the 500 will provide
inspectors for shippers free Of charge,
and that already arrangements have
been made by the company with a
sufficient force of men to cover this
territory for that purpose.
Useful Advertising-There Is an OBJ.
ject lesson for patrons of barn door
and picture frame advertising out in
front of the postoffice in the shape Of
a frame full of advertisements for
which certain business men paid 50
each, and which has been lying face
down on the sidewalk, where the ad
vertising is not doing as much good
as it might If in the shape of a card in
a newspaper. ..~, .-....,...
/ #%2 ! 555t2% ~ - -" g $50.
Wanted to Work-Mrs Good Roads,
the Mercer county Indian woman be-
ing held on charge of killing her
husband, having been assured that she
was in no danger Of immediate hang
ing, felt so much better that she re-
quested Sheriff WEIGH to allow her to
work for time in the garden. The
request was granted and she was pro,
vided with a hoe, with which Z she
while awaya happy half day "
Passion Playa small audience wit
messed the geographic reproduction of
scenes from the Passion Play as acted
at Oberammergau, at the Atheneum
last evening. A number of other
scenes, historical and humorous pre-
coded it. The views were good, but
the, performance would have been i'm
proved by the elimination of Little
Louis, the child soprano, whose per-
Torrance Is trying on delicate nerves
Railroad charlottesville speci-
al train Of the railroad commissioners,
who inspected the Northern Pacific
line from Sentinel Butte to Bismarck
yesterday, arrived in the city last even
ing. The members of the party re.