Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-27

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house of Wyman & Partridge in whose
service he has been for so long. He
will be missed on the road but his le-
gion of friends will be glad OF, the pro
motion just the same.
Several cattle men have shipped
small lots to St. Paul and received less
than they could have obtained at home.
Cattle raisers must not be fooled by
top notch" market quotations. 1t
takes an extra good steer to bring. a
good price. The average is far from
the top. 1t is safe to discount antici-
pations from 10 to 20 per cent.
The Pioneer Hose company has ar
ranged for, a band concert in connec-
ton with their Thanksgiving ball to-
morrow evening. The fire boys have
arranged for a good time and the pub
lie should show their appreciation by
attending. The concert commences
at 8 o'clock sharp, and the band has
spared no pains to furnish as good a
concert as usual.
The coroner's jury in the Ease of
Ehli, the section man killed in the rail-
road Sunday, found that the deceased
ann to his death by being run over
by a special train through no careless
ness or neglect on the part of the rail-
road company. It was shown to have
been the duty of Edli to walk over his
section in the afternoon, instead of
which he took a handcar, went to Man
dan and returned after dark, contrary
to the rules Of the company.
Mr.. D. P. Thomas, who has been in
the city about a month, is under arrest
awaiting the arrival of the complain
ing officer who caused the arrest, who
is expected from Des Moines, Ia, this
evening. The charge is embezzle-
ment. MI. Thomas is an attorney
and has been looking over the field
here with a view of locating. He de-
clares it is simply a little family
trouble and that all will come out we'll
in the end.
A large number of Masons from Bis
marck spent an enjoyable evening in
Mandan last night in Chapter work in
which four prominent Bismarck tray
elers and two from Mandan, were the
principals-one team being composed
of Messrs. Ramstad, O'Hara and Dixon
of Bismarck and the other of Messrs.
Quain OF Bismarck and Smith and Dun
nell of Mandan. The banquet pre-
pared under the personal direction OF
Brother Rice even excelled the famous
spreads of former occasions of this ma
ture.
On complaint of John Sword, who
has been in the employ of Oscar Ward,
Milan G. Ward was arrested for fore
IDLY entering the house of Mr.. Sword
about three miles from the Wards
place. 1t seems that the house really
belonged to Oscar Ward, rented to
Sword with the reservation of one
room for Milan Ward, to be furnished
and occupied whenever he (Ward) de-
sired. Sword went away and during
his absence Ward went to the house
and camped, as he had a right to do.
Sword came back, was mad because
Ward had gone to the house in his alb
sence and caused Wards arrest. The
case was taken before Judge Fort and
after investigation dismissed.
The third appearance of the Schu-
bert Symphony Club in this city last
night was greeted by a large and ap-
preciative audience. The lady qua
tette rendered some excellent selec~
lions the harmony of which was
equalled only by that of the voices and
Observation-Disclosures and :mandolins-
OF the whole company. The. rendi-
ton of bright Eyes Are Beaming" by
the lady quartette is entitled to special
mention, likewise the violin solo by
Julius A. Brander and the grand finale
by the whole company. The enter
tainment was under the auspices of
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
who netted a very comfortable SUM
as their share of the proceeds