Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-25


ments$ Id The wheel case were not long.
Attorney Cochrane presented hestate's
case, and Attorney Miller was il the
hospital with q carbuncle.so the court
gave until yesterday AZ noon to finish
the caseSand Gle briefs.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Odd Fellows to attend the preliminary
meeting Of Worknen hall Saturday
night at o'clock. Those desiring TO-
affiliate are also asked 70 be present.
Sheriff Bogue came il last night from
Sterling WhereShe went on some official.
business. He says there Is good sleigh
ing ton niles north of Sterling. and a
cutter riideswAs among the features of
his trip. Here the ground is bare and
has been for weeks. :
The drouth IN the city is said to have
been more pronounced yesterday than
for some time---following the return OF
Attorney General Comstock, and the
rumors hatSinjjunction papers wet,e in.
course o. appropriation against a number.
Of suspected places in the city. s
IA oversight the name Of Miss
Bessie Waggoners was inadvertently
omitted ID the Tribune's account as one
Of the ladies assisting Mrs. White at the:
reception. Miss Waggoner was a lead
ing spirit, and her kindly grace to the
guests added much to the pleasurable
evening. E X
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will give an afternoon tea at the
residence of Mrs. Moorhouse, Thursday
next from $50 to O'Clock p. m. There
will be a short musical program. Visit
ing ladies and ladies of other churches
are cordially invited. A fee of ten cents
will be charged. -. ..
Miss Runge of Minneapolis arrived
last night, and will add several features
that have not been announced, to the
programme of the Caledonian society
during the entertainment tonight. Miss
Runge comes highly recommended to
the city as a specialtyist, and those who
hear and see her tonight will be pleas
antly surprised, She plays in St. Paul
Saturday night. +
Many Bismarckers will remember
Artie Linn, son Of A. E. Linn, aresident
of Bismarck back in the eighties, and
whose death was reported. in Tribune
dispatches q few mornings ago. The
young man was twenty-four years old,
and it will be remembered that he was
crippled, having lost a leg in a railroad
accident in the city when a child. There
will be regret that i'll health drove him
to SO desperate an act.
Sheriff TIwichell was greeting old time
friends last night. He has beenssherif
Of %Cass county since the first Of the
year, and while it is new business to him
he is getting onto the ropes and hand:
ling affairs in good shape. TWich says
there's about the same difference te
him IS there would be fora sheriff tt
try his hand at farming, but he expects
to hold down the office all right-and
there's no doubt he'ldo it satisfactorily
Sheriff TwicheH last night brought ii
from Fargo John Royce, who was ar
rested for al alleged assault on Brake
man Porter, on the east bound passen;
ger 9 few nights ago. It is claimed
that the assault was committed while il
this county and Roycewas taken. off the
train at Fargo and brought back here
for hearing, which will be had today
Conductor Neal and other. witnesses
came sin last night to testify at the hear
ing. $
This season there is a large death
rate among children from Group and
lung troubles. Prompt action viii
save the ltttle ones from these terrible
diseases. We know Of nothing sc
certain to give instant relief as One
Minute Cough Cure. It can also be
relied upon In grippe and all throat
and lung troubles OF adults. Pleasant
to take. B. ~ s. Beardsley, Fourth
street.
McHenry county is making an effort
to collect an old Judgment against the
bondsmen who went security for thai
county when it deposited funds in thu
defunct First National bank Of Minot.
Gut Bhis out and take it to +. 8
Beardsley's drug store and get 5fres
sample, OF Ghaamber1adnls Stomach and
Liver Tablets, the best physic. They
also cure disorders OF the stomach
biliousness and headache.
General Lord Roberts, Baron Of Kan;
dahaar and Waterfordfthe "Bobs' .
the British army--was appointed on his
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