Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-27
business OF import


noon, Dee. % business OF import.
ance.
Judge Morgan will qualify january
Several different statements have
been made with reference to this, hut
this is authoritative. Judge Barthol-
omsW will remain in Bismarck for the
present
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter of Bis
marck has received an invitation to
participate in a grand reception to be
given in Washington city on New
Years day by the Legion OF Loyal
Women" of which she is a life mem
Der.
The Marcus DAILY .million dollar
Train of blooded stock went east this
week. There were u cars containing
over $50 head OF valuable animals to
be sold at auction in New York. With
the death OF Marcus Daley the great
breeding establishment in Montana
will be abandoned.
a. p. Wood writes the Forum from
Washington: Senator Hansbrough has
introduced a bill to increase the pen
sion cf Denny Hannafn of Bismarck
from $15 to $50 per month. When
EE.,A@HEMFE1 FE"sEE4H-
nature made Denny she at once broke
the mould so that he would be a
unique product, and his many friends
will be glad to see him get the increase.
The members Of the Original Crowd
enjoyed a pleasant evening at dancing
at Baker hall last might. About
twenty couples were present. a feat
'ures of the evening was a Christmas
tree which had been decorated and at
the right time the lights were extin-
guished and the tree drawn out into
the center of the room, while the dame
5ers danced DAN Tucker" about it.
There YER remembrances on the tree
for all members of the. organization
and this thoughtful feature of the
evening was appreciated by all pres
emit.
The Tribune has received several
Inquiries regarding the reported death
of A. B. Strfckler, a. former resident
of the city, at Butte. The informa-
ton came in the shape OF a telegram
to the recorder of the local lodge, "A.
o. U. w, stating that "a B. Stoekler'
was dead at Butte and asking if he
was in good standing with the frazier
nifty. otrickler was a member of the
local order and the name, so it, was
thought, was enormously stated.
strickler's membership lapsed some
months ago for non-payment of as
sessments.
Hal Reds beautiful story of the
south, KNOBS o. Tennessee" with an
entirely new scenic inyestiture, is this
weeks attraction at the opera house
Friday, Dec. %. The play is well
known and is really a strong melo-
drama play without a mortgage on
the old farm, without a Woman's in
jured honor-without a single risque
situation, Just pure American play
with we'll defined pathos, and comedy
at just the right Intervals, full Of the
old characters that inhabit the foot
hills Of the Tennessee mountains
which interpreted by a powerful
company of we'll known players.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be in
Bismarck Monday, January {, to do
eye, ear. nose and throat work. For
appointments inquire Of Doctors Ram
stad, Smyth or Matchan.
Jamestown Capital: Comrade j. r.
Ludwigson came in from Bowdon for
Christmas and will return Friday. He
is now foreman of the N. p. round
house there and likes the work-and
the country. He was up in that vi
entity twenty-six years ago hunting
buffalo and remembers the time when
hides were piled up in stacks like hay.