Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-02

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Good Show-Those who witnessed
the new series of moving pictures at
tPatterson's hall last night speak in
fattering terms Of the show. They
certainly give one the worth of his
money and a very pleasant evening
may be spent at the hall.
Episcopal Sociai-It is anticipated
that the Episcopal social which is to
be held at the home of Mrs. Walter
Brown next Thursday will be very
/ pleasant. All ladies are invited and a
good time is promised. H..
Driving Out the Boes-Chief Nc
Donald and Sheriff WEIGH took a
roundup of the stock yards and out
lying freight yards this morning and
routed out of town :, number of
hoboes who were making their head
4 quarters in that locality. - .'-.:
| Hunting for supper-H. W. Rich
holt and .. Holta took their departure
last night for Goose lake The object
of their trip is to secure game for the
supper to be given by the Methodist
ladies at the Atheneum next Saturday
evening.
Il Soliciting Funded. W. Brown,
financial agent of Noxubee Industrial
School, Miss, is in the city today in
the interests of his school. He is
raising money for a $4,000 blacksmith
shop and in month has secured $500.
Gen. Washburn of Minneapolis was
one of his liberal contributors.
There Is To Be- A basket social
held at the new church at Stewards.
dale, on Friday evening, October 18th,
proceeds to go toward the completion
of the church building. A fine pro-
gram will be rendered. Everyone Is
cordially invited. Ladies are re
quested to bring baskets. ~.
Il pic vine-There is volunteer toma-
TO vine in the rear Of a Fourth street
home that indicates what nature can
j lido without the aid of man. The vine
has a diameter of about six feet and
| is about four feet high. The main
stalk is fully an inch in diameter and
the vine has borne, big and little, over
/ 50 tomatoes. The largest fruits were
several inches In diameter and the
others from that to an inch and a
I. half. The, vine came up from seed
dropped on the ground and the plant
i has not been cultivated or watered
4 during the entire summer. l
/ Admitted 10 Weat Point The GER
tifcate Of the superintendent Of the
Bismarck public schools, after due ex.
animation, has been accepted by the
acad emic board at the United States
military academy at West Point, ",
| ri, in the ease OF Allen j. Bronson
who has been appointed as a cadet by
Representative Thps. Marshall. The
board based its conclusion on Re.
port made to It Oh the work and
standing o. the, school This action
relieves the appointed Of any mental
| examinati on. He has TO take the
usual physical examination at Fort
H Smelling next spring.
Movement cf the military Monday
65 priYates from Fort Lincoln left for
Fort Smelling under command 81
Lieut.. Williams and 1t ii probable
these men will be added to other com,
panies In the First and Second battal
ions Of the 28th infantry and sent 10
n Cuba at once. 1t Is said the Third
battalion win remain ii Smelling for
at least time. Thnfaday Or Friday
the remaining officers and men al
4 Lincoln, except q guard 81 I'VE OF six
men, win take their departure gor
1 smelling. til the departure of the
offlcers ana meh 81 the 2sth there win
| be general regret Oh the part of our
cisizens. me people 1T the post have
1 heen unusually genial and courteous
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