Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-23
THE WEATHER.
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night. SS $f ii ]
J. p Mlso,ulder was among the arrivals
from Fargo last night. ss Il
Retlporreeasteenrrtative warthoaultlrreet,nrne last
night3from Park River. $s
p. Il. Nelson and Miss Helen. both are
home the victims@of grippe
Walter King has been visiting his
brother Wilton, at MeDoken.
Otto Tollefson Of Grand Forks was
among thesarrivals last night.
$Aipaby boy was born yesterday morn
ing to Nj. and Mrs. Otto Dirlam.
Mrs, q. w. Slaughter is recovering
from a severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. B. Taylor has moved into the
residence on 3rdss 81. and Ave. B. belong
ing to Dr.. Kendrick.
Eugene Fretz of Grand Forks was
circulating among the members Of the
Legislature yesterday. ,.%s
Lazarus Hanson, the erudite Wilton
editor came down yesterday to watch
Legislative proceedings. *;&s
The bowling alley at 1.-THE Northwest i
one Of the popular resorts and both
alleys are continually in use. u
Miss Nellie Gilbert is teaching school
lat sibley Butte and her sister, Miss
Gertrude, is teaching ID Logan town
ship. AZ
Photographer Boyce took views OF the
house and senate yesterday4and succeed
ca Id getting some very fine, clear plates
which; include every member ~andsenator.
Miss Birdyena Lambert has been en-
gagged for another term Of schoolinsthe
Falconer district in Mclean County.
She has been teaching there since last
spring. VI
The s~eryicesof Burleigh county teach
ers has been indemand in other counties.
They are desirable teachers and they
can get better wages than in their home
county. AZ. IL
Geo. B. Nichols, will, in . few days,
open a branch trading house here for
the Van Duzen-Harrington Grain Go:
George represents thathrm inFargoan and
IS doing apopular business
Miss Rose McHugh concluded yester-
day her term Of teaching p the Hay
Creek school. She has been teaching
there since last April andzher work has
been very satisfactory to the patrons Of
the school. sss s
The sermons OF e. p. Robertson on
Sunday last IL the N. T, church we're
enjoyed BY q large crowd. Il is OK
pected ne win return Is Biamarck: be !
fore ends and favor the pub
lie again$with his discourses. He will
be sureSof large audience. HI
Matt; Glineburg and Geo. Needham
are going o the Pacific coast to- look
the country over for locations to settle
in. They expect to goon Februaryy3lE2
when excursion rates &c into effect.
Both are good citizens and the COM
mn1luuin,iittyy,waii ill regret 70 lose them and their lteia
families. 8 II
w il. Wesstergaard, leading hardware
merchant Of Valley City. came in on
last nights train. Its his first visit to
Bismarck and$he's fayorably impressed,
Mr.. W~esstergaard was therepublican
nominee for q of Valley City last
spring andbut fora little party trefaNchl7-
erywoluld have been elected.
Out Of courtesy 10 the ST. A lAle,sirH
hospital and#the Galedonian society, the the
Up S. 3. has adjourned the apple
social far this week Friday to the Fri
day , the following week. At that aaaad
time the Presbyterian parsonage and the
members will gladly receive
friends and strangers f the pleasant
evening. Coilectionf or the light fund,
Devil and His Wifea will be- The
SUBJECT of 4 lecturein the Presbyterian
church Monday, January28 q. CIV Hill
stern VINO has given about twosyyears Of
Estndy to the historical and archaeological
features will speak. His lecture ~ said sidsl
Il be both scholarly and interesting.
Admission at tie door Adults rs cents.
Children cents. Beginning 81 l :45
pm. Is.