Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-22
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THE CITY:
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Tuesday. Rising
ing temperature. Max. IS, min. IS. =
Lest We Forget-Chicken pie, sup
per and sale of =. the. Presbyterian
ladies', at the ,Atheneum Nov. list,
Remember the date. X j. ii: =.
Business College Moved-The But
ton Business college has removed to-
the front rooms In the Douglas block,
where it is nicely fixed up for work.
Lost Their Baby-Mr. and Mrs.
George Crawford lost their baby girl
by pneumonia Saturday evening.
Their many friends mourn with them.
Returning Home Griggs County
Sentinel: Clarence Campbell, AID Lung
and others who had been here
through threshing, left yesterday for
their homes southeast of Bismarck.
Something Odd Webb Brothers
have just received a. consignment OF
colonial beds which are quite a novel
ty. They are the plainest thing you
ever saw and yet are exceedingly rich
in that very plainness.
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Dissolved Partnership-Drs. Strauss
and Flynn of Glenullin, have dissolved
partnership and last week DR.. Flynn
and family returned to Minneapolis
where he will continue to practice his
profession. -,
Notice-There will be a meeting Of
the Republican Burleigh county CEN
trail committee at the Office of the
chairman, d. A. Williams, at 3 O'Clock
this evening and all candidates on the
republican ticket are requested to be
present. ,~-r~.- -
+ Free illustrated Lecture-This even
ing at the Presbyterian church Mr..
Harris will deliver a free lecture on
Athens, illustrated by streopticon
views, to the members of the class in
ancient history of the high school.
The pupils Of other classes and the
public generally are invited. r.
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Shouldn't Be-Today a candy man
from a factory at Aberdeen, S. D., was
in the city soliciting orders. Bismarck
should have a factory of her own to
supply the needs of the surrounding
country. Aberdeen Is carrying the
war into .'orrr territory" with a
vengeance. ".'St7s ~, ' ~ .''1
Charles sMurreIi Ruried-The funeral
of Charles Murren was held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from, the family
residence and was largely attended by
relatives and friends. The members
Of. the A. o. o.. w. attended the sery-
ices in a body. Rev. Magin conducted
the services. Il @.s II
/ Does Draw Attention azelton Re-
publican: Number Four, the Septem-
Der number Of the North Dakota
Magazine, issued from the Office of
Commits sioner Of Agriculture Gil
breath, is out and like its predecessors
Is full of good things that should draw
the homesseeker's attention to this
state. Il; 8.. III ..... y.
| Mad Dog at Mandan Al report
comes across the river to the effect
that q rabid dog bit a little girl In the
| face at Mandan yesterday and before
It could be shot had bitten several
other dogs. The Mandanites are con
siderably agitated over the matter and
IT Is probable cleaning out Of
pronniscuous dogs viii result.
Scandinavian Society--A number OF
scandinayians gathered at the home
Of Fred Jones last evening for the pur
Ipose Of forming Scandinavian
society club. A committee on organ.
Iization was appointed and they will
report at another gathering TO be held
next Sunday night, to which all
Scandinavsans are invited.
VIII Go 20 New Mexico Bigelow
Meas, son Of y. s. Neal of Garrison,
who has been attending the shattuck
military school y Obliged TO quit his
| studies for the time being on account
of weak lungs. Accompanied by hia
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