Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-19
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The Northern Pacific has but in "a new
spur to- the Northwest hotel. .S
Dancewill Be g,iivne,nn5&Wedntpeessdaay even.
tWilliamsport. Everybody invited.
The sidewalks on east main street are
receiving some much needed improve
sments. %S 5& Az /: a SESSs@@ 8$sa
AHspecial meeting Of the Fin de- Steele
club will be held this evening with
Mrs. Fred Coodnrkslliin.
In the burning Of the blacksmith shop
yesterday morning loss Of about 5000
was sustained, with no insurance,
A line from ". z. Perkins from Seat
tie, states chat he will probably meet his
old Bismarck friends about the first Of
the month. N. " (. ~ S5#s$ % S5
r. ]. Turner new commissioner of ag-
riculturies and labor, has moved into the
Gage house on the corner Of ninth street
and avenue B, s
George p. Nichols came in from Fargo
last night. He has private business
that will engage his attention infthe city
for several days. n
Grant j. Buckley died atshis mothers
home January Is, l901;; thirty,-tw W. years
Of age. F~uneral@will be held from the
Glencoe church at 3 +. n Jan.SM.
Francis Jarzkowiak.of Bismarck is to
married#to Miss May Klappench Of Will,
Transport Monday morning, Jan. % at
the Catholic church (morning mass).
Hay is selling on the streets at from "a
to IS per ton. There is a good deal5more
hay IN the country than there Was *
pected to be, owingtt to the exceptionally
fine winter weather We have been having,
Rev. 3. P. RobertsonSD,%D ., who isto
preach: in the MISUNDERSTANDING Sunday
morning and evening, isl now president
Of the Red River University and was
considered one Of the ablest speakers in
the Minnesota conference. U
The ice houses throughout the city are
being filed with quality Of ice thatha lar
never yet been beaten forquality. AS the
supply was exhausted last season before
time, preparations for the coming sea-
son are being madeszon larger scale.
Notwithstanding tho early hour yes
terday morning there was a fairly good
crowd Of spectators at the FIRE at Firms
blacksmith shop. The residence adjoin-
ing was threatened for a time but prompt
and efficient work by the 1remen con-
fined the flames to the one building.
State Auditor Carlblom and State
Treasurer Mcmillan came in from the
east last night. Mr.. Carlblom states
there viii be no dificulty il disposing Of
the proposed state refunding warrants.
Already inquiries have been received
concerning them that indicate they can
be readily negotiated.
AS an evidence Of the gambling pro.
Epensities. of people who congregate at
1.-The capital city during q legislative
session last night the little round ball
cigar mas chine was used to ssbunch'' the
mloney7$possessed bya coupled indiyidu-
ais who couldn'tSfndthess red and black
combination in town. S2Ss S$a5s s5s
Tomorrow''s issue will contain the BIZ
Biographies Of the state officials and mem
hers Of the legislature and fund55ot
Ipolitical information and statistics.
Orders for extra copies should##besen
id early and where it is desired8tosend
xtracopiesthroughlth the nlails-if the sad-
dresses are left with the Tribune
there1l be noexpense for postage.
Hon. John Miisted, steward az The
North&D akota5 hospital forathe insane,si il
il the8city renewing acquaintances and
soliciting an additional appropriation
for fuel iinHsywhiich there will Dc a7de-
fceelnyc,yg Of about 3 1000, caused BY the
erection offaa new threesWard building,
d neWsssllaundry, and two eongregate din,
ing rooms. These ave increased the
radiation 2251SS percent Hence the
deficiency. M. Milsted every
thing else {. /. at the hospital Mr.
Unlisted will aforementioned IS mem
Der Of the house in the first Legislative
assembly,