Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-26

row night at s o'clock. the Rathbone
Sisters hold their regular meeting. I.
Third Degree The knights of
Pythias will confer the third degree
this evening at o'clock. Re- ~.
No School THEIRS VIII be no school
Thursday and Friday ii order to per-
nit the pupils to attend the Mandan
fair. = f.. 80. - -..ss, @@s ><
a Mail in His. Foot Henry Reade has
been troubled with d game foot the
past few days owing to. having run run u
nail into it last Friday: He is not SO
much stuck on nails as he was.
Granted A ckartsr = The local
socialists have been granted i charter
and at once proceed TO, organize d
council, which will be known as Bis
Harck Council No. 443. &s ..ss.@ n: 81:
h Suspect Released The man ar.
rested yesterday by the chief Of
police was released upon word from
Valley City that he was not wanted
there connection with the Person
|ius murder. II: ! :'.;s ~: NJ.
Greatly Improved In Health George
Gussner has returned from his outing;
at the Hot Spring in Montana and HIS
improved appearance bears testimony
to the benefit received. Georges
many friends are glad that he Is so
much better in health. : 49,. ~. e. :, !.
Delinquent Tax Sale County
Auditor Healy calls attention to the
fact that the delinquent real estate
taxes will be sold December 18th with
out regard to ownership and that
| those who are in this list had best get.
fup to the treasurer's office before that.
date. , WEI, .sS5- s sg, ,# t.,
| Marble Works branch of the
Fargo Marble Works has been. estab-
lished in the building on Broadway,
opposite. the Hinckley barn and a
large quantity Of stone has already
been received. One or two men will
be employed and marble and stone
|cutting work Of all kind done
Guild Social The ladies' Of the
Guild will hold social at Mrs. Walter
Browns on Mandan and Rosser
lstreets on Thursday. Oct. at 2:30
lp. n. The ladies' of all denominations
are Invited There vii be a special
land interesting program and refresh
i$ments. 5ss zss 4
School Apportionnent The last
school pportionment by the state
gives Burleigh county $2,4s7. being
tsL54 for each of 4, 65S children who
Ehave attended school for 60 days or
more. The county superintendent
bcould not be learned owing to the
babsence Of the county erintendent
in the country.
Back Again Jas. "A. WEIGH of Bon
Iner's Ferry, Idaho. an old time sub
lscriber Of the Tribune Is On avisit to.
This brother George and relatives. Mr.
WEIGH now has q prosperous business
lin his new home and his life is q CON
!, tinuous picnic, Yet there Ii still a
warm spot ii his heart for the old
fhaunts
Big Fire Loss Tuesday afternoon
while threshlng on the Owen Flanni-
gan farm north Of town, spark set
1 fire to the straWstack and the separa-
| tor belonging to- the Morris brothers
WAS destroyed together with four Of
atheir wagons ana iiye stacks Oh grain
|belonging to Flanni gan, on none OF
which was there any insurance. VIII
| liam Morris and Harry Mullarkey
! were quite BADLY burned
Mclean County Faiirr. Il. Hoge Of
I underwood, Secretary Of the Mclean
county fair association IL ii the CITY
1Ilooking up attractions for the fair To-
HE held al dhderswiFood next week, Mrs.
Il Fl ntSas ex4s,erfs IL, gesf Il fit,ecisT soos