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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
8
A lengthy local page reports on city officials and volunteers in state affairs, theater and concert notes, hotel steam heating tests, holiday visits, and social news. It covers court and school matters, clergy events, and Christmas season activity, with multiple named residents, regional offices, and nearby towns referenced.
Local items report several residents traveling through Fargo and Mandan areas. J Mollny faces rumors about secrecy and bed health. General Washbira arrived overnight with city officials inspecting maps, while J S titles and officers discuss colonial exhibition.
Monday notes Migu Sanderson traveling to LaMoure for Christmas. Wilton mines switch to Witeen hoisting cows. A daughter born this month to Mr and Mrs Erick Ghyun of Slaughter. Commissioner Thomas issues numerous orders for new statistical maps. Judge Cowan returns home.
Attorney McCullogh of Washburn attends city gathering. August Olson named postmaster at Rawillnga Burleigh County. Mayor Patterson returns from St Paul to surrender to sheriff. Miss Catharine Call visiting mother for holidays. Traffic Manager Walker to Jamestown for lignite supply talks. Week ahead features dances nightly and active social scene. Jolly rink open drawing crowds as local business promotes calendars and needle assortments. Special Agent Allen of the land department adds to the busy week.
A Nortalk Landmark column notes that etiquette on hat removal varies by region. It argues courtesy to women does not require hats be removed in elevators, hotels, or public corridors, while recognizing some may still choose to remove them for comfort or tradition. Virginia is cited as mid path between Charleston and New York.
A portly lady questions a boy about using a hydraulic lift on a legal holiday. He explains the lift is powered by hydraulic pressure, noting that water pressure relates to column height, not diameter, while affirming a classroom head position and willingness to ride only if student attendance is required.
The Daily Tribune Bismarck N D lists clubbing deals for magazines including McClure's Popular Monthly Munsey's and others. Details show varying one year and two year options with prices and special rates for new or renewal subscribers. Address THE TRIBUNE Bismarck N D for copies and how to join.
A speaker explains a complex machine using valves and counterpoises to regulate pressure and achieve stable equilibrium. He notes variations among models and challenges the listener to claim greater understanding, while the astonished listener gasps at the technical terms.
Edward G Patterson proprietor states the new Northwest hotel will be ready to receive guests by January first. He notes the legislative session nears and the unfinished project has prompted public questions. The announcement confirms completion timing for the public and lawmakers.
In a Baltimore American style bluster, a reader riffs on a morning scene where Pastor Pinfeatheb’s bald shine is praised as coming from within grace. Sister Darkleigh notes many Palson Pinfeatheh guests have boared at the house and Wash'm'ton Jeff'son observes him polishing the balding head with a disbyer tan shoe dressing.
In a witty exchange a friend questions what the speaker hoped to prove and the orator confesses the aim was to confuse the other party so that he could not prove that nothing was proven. The remark captures a playful paradox about rhetoric and proof.
A dialogue snippet shows Helen asking why, Mary replying that he has not proposed yet. The exchange notes resentment toward the mother with each meeting, reflecting tensions in a courtship.
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