Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-29
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

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THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Cooler
tonight. Max. 80, min. 20.
In Their Own Home-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Conklin moved into their new
home on upper Fourth street today.
Knoll Appointed-Chas. Knoll has
been appointed postmaster at Naugh-
ton, Burleigh county, vice Michael
Wolf resigned.
Married License - A Marriage
license was issued today to Robert
Mitchell of Glencoe and Miss Nellie
Jordan of Heaton. r.2asS
Took Fly-A team attached to
one of Wachter's drays took run to-
day, landing in ditch with a badly
broken wagon.
Donations-All ladies of st. Mary's
congregation are kindly requested to
have their donations for the fancy
table sale to be held November 20, 81
and %, sready by Nov. 10, and please
send them to Mrs. VIM. Laist, 4O5
Fifth street.
Current Events cIub-The Current
Events club will meet with Mrs. e. S.
Beardsley Wednesday afternoon.
Roller Rink Open-The roller rink
at the Atheneum will be formally
opened this evening with complete
line of all the appurtenances which go
to make first class amusement place
of this kind. -.
Registration Day@Tomorrow, the
30th, is the last day and only day for
registration in the various precincts
in the city of Bismarck. It is i'm.
portant that full vote be cast. The
registry. lists will be open in each
precinct from o'clock a. M. to 8 p. m.
Candidates for Teacher-The fol-
lowing applicants for certificates to
teach were examined Saturday.. Alice
Wilson, Josephine Boom, Alfred Wig
ness, John R. Godfrey, Marion Duncan,
Marjorie Best, Ellen Ndridge, Mary
e., Dellinger,s Katharine Wilson, A. E.
Marble, Emelia Schmidt.
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It Is a Bird-The Mandan Pioneer
says: The present campaign is TIN
like any other campaign that was ever
carried, on in this county. There are
NO determinations being made in the
newspapers, nobody is being called
names and the moral delinquencies,
real or imaginary Of the candidates
are not being exploited:
49,. -, 4r.s>l~-. -, '---et<
Looking Up ciains-F. N. Aber-
eronbie -of New York City of the de-
partment of revision of the N: Y.
Mutual Life ms Co, was in the city
over Sunday. He was booking up the
death of Mrs. David Tough Of En-
mons county, who died in the asylum
at Jamestown recently 4 She held a
policy in the Mutual Life. =
Married Last Thursday evening at
Mandap Charlie Mclean and Miss
Edith Hartley we're married by,,t the
Presbyterian minister. The young
folks are now ait home an the farm
near Fort Lincoln. The marriage was
kept quiet until today when it was
announced. Both young folks have 3
host OF friends in the city who tender
good wishes and congratulations.
Is. 81 ~ Ii 81 s.--sa. 81 sls 81 III
Formerly Lived i5cre-A. L. Ores
den. who was killed ct Coleharbor
Friday afternoon while unloading his
household goods from 3 car, had Just
tleft this gsity to take mp his tasidsnce
upon q claim the REIMBURSEMENT oi
which he had just purchased. For
several months Hi. Dresden worked
In this city and was quite well known.
| IL Is a very sad thing end his family
| Is entitled 70 great sympathy.
Bismarck cappalgners Gen. =. a
Williams spoke ut aakota Saturday
night and viii be n Williams county
this week. Attorney miller left Sun
day afternoon for jamestown. After
filling several local dates he viii SPEAK
at Portal. away up on the boundary