Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-19

The company spent Sunday in, this
city, proceeding west last night.
Major Mclaughlin - Major Nc
Laughlin was. in Standing Rock last
week and started for Bismarck Friday
to visit his old friends. He got as
far as the Cannonball when the rag
ing storm caused him to change his
mind. He returned east via the Mil
waukee road. He sent his regards by
prone, however, and added-"your
Indian school is now o. K. and it will
be a good one"
Good SaIe-Good PIay-The seat
sale for "Tennessee's Pardner," which
the amateurs will put on at the Athe-
neum this evening, has been very
gratifying and assures a large house.
Late rehearsals show that hard work
has been done and unusual pro-
iciency developed which assures
smoothness and "go'' to the produc-
ton. The cause for which the pro-
ceeds will be devoted is such a good
one that the house ought to be filled
to the doors.
Remarkable Record Valley City
Times-Record: Clifford Jarvis, a
pupil of district so near Wimbledon,
has a remarkable report just received
! by Superintendent Barnes relative to
his corn growing. Clifford is in the
corn growing contest and a year ago
he received 80 kernels of corn from
the superintendent Office. He plant
ed this and last fall saved all of his
| corn for seed, which he planted this
spring. From it he raised Is bushels
of we'll matured corn this year.
Fine Views-A few of the many fine
pictures which will appear in the Bis
marck book have been placed on view
in the windows of the Capital Book
Store Altogether there will be in the
neighborhood of $50 views of the city
and surrounding country in the book,
making a complete compendium of
city and country life in this section of
the world. The printing of so many
cuts in a book of this high class re-
quires much care and time, but the
.printing is being rushed as fast as
compatible with first-c1ass work.
Marshall Mcclure Dead--A dispatch
from st, Paul says: Marshall Nc
Clure, a pioneer newspaperman of
! North Dakota, died at the st. Joseph's
4 hospital late Friday. Although he
had been ILL for some time he had been
about the city until few days ago.
His body was taken to Minot for
burial. 49, .s....s 7 4.
Mr.. Mcclure was the founder of The
jamestown Alert twenty-five years
ago, and for a long time he was the
editor of the Minot Optic. He was
perhaps one of the best newspaper
linen in the northwest and has large
circle Of friends throughout the state.
He was very well known in Bismarck.
/ Pioneer Hose Company No. 1.-THE
members of the Pioneer Hose Co. No.
/ will give one Of their popular dances
on Thanksgiving night, November 20,
1906, and the boys desire "a good at
tendance. This company deyotes
part OF all money received from all
sources whatever. into relief FUND,
and all members in good standing and
1 who have paid their dues amounting
Ito three dollars per annum, receive on
4 January LIST Of each year q sick and
accident certificate good in case OF
Il sickness or accid lent In the sum OF
81. 80 besides In case Of death to any
Of Its members the company pays q
death benefit 81 $500 to the deceased
members estate. During the past
year the company has paid III sick
land accident benefits TO Its members
1.-THE sum or s2a2.6O. and this money
has Id d great measure been put uT
by The indivtdt5Al members as thif
laompany was organized ID the yeas
f4sx, d - q, ii 80 ~ 1, 4 s sxuSs