Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-15
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The guild will meet with Mrs. Leslie
Thursday afternoon.
Snow was reported at jamestown this
morning, and rain at Fargo.
Hon. S. K. McGinnis Of jamestown
came in on this mornings train.
General Superintendent Kimberley
went west on this mornings train.
George Watson left today for a deer
| hunting trip, in the neighborhood of Dry
Point.
DR.. Stark is down from Glen Ullin
today, looking after some pension exam
nations.
W. w. Boyer, representing H. F..
Bucklen & Co. of Chicago, came in on
today's train.
Katie Emmett and company went west
on the delayed train today. The famous
"Kid" band made some sweet music
while the train stopped here.
Thirty-eight Cinnamon were passen-
gers on this mornings train, en- route to
Hong Kong. They are all merchants
from New York and other eastern states,
and were returning to their native land
on a visit.
A supper and musical will be given at
the Lamborn hospital parlors On next
Tuesday evening. The entertainment
will be for the benefit of st. Alexis hos
pital and should be literally patronized.
Tickets will be SO cents.
The Y. P. S. G. E. society of the Pres
byterian church will give a social at the
lgovernor's residence Thursday evening,
November IA. A literary and interest
ing program will be rendered. Contrary
to the usual custom a collection will be
taken. All are cordially invited.
The womans' suffrage mass conven-
ton, to be held at Grand Forks, Novem.
Der a and Is, promises to be interest
ing to everybody. Besides good adj
dresses on suffrage from Mrs. Johns,
Miss Bates and others there will be ex-
cellent recitations and music. Mrs.
Hughes of this city will read.
Chester Bell, who has gained consider
able notoriety as a blind pig spotter owe
the state, and who was last active in
Bismarck, is reported as having at
tempted to blackmail projectors of the
bagnios in Fargo. Complaint has been
lodged against him, and Chief Of Police
Barnes is trying to effect Bells arrest.
Grand Forks News: Justice Corliss
of the state supreme court, returned
last night from Bismarck, where a long
and arduous term of the highest state
court has closed. The justice is glad to
be home again with his interesting fam
lily. He says that he is fully satisfied
that Bismarck is the place for the state
supreme court to hold its session per-
manently. There the judges have 'ac-
cess to the state library, convenient to
their rooms and they find everything
handy. The late term will pass into his
tory as having served to settle some OF
the most important legal questions ever
raised in a young state.
jamestown now has a curfew ordi-
nance which was passed by a unani-
nous vote of the city council. Ten days
after the publication, or posting, Of the
ordinance it will be unlawful for chill
dren under 16 years Of ageSto be on the
streets, alleys, or public grounds of the
city after 8 O'Clock at night unless &C.
companied by some one Of legal age, I'm.
der penalty Of arrest and fine or 5impris.
onment. On that day when this ordi.
nance becomes a law, every citizen o.
age will be an officer Of the law and il
will be their duty, should they find any
child transgressing the provisions Of this
edict, to arrest said male or female
youthful criminal and do unto them az
the law requires.
Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels
cot easily, yet promptly and efficiently