Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-03
THE CITY

The ice at the rink is in fine condition.
Don't miss it.
General Alexander Hughes came in
from Fargo last night.
Senator Cox went home to Valley City
last night to spend Sunday.
Annual home mission collection in the
Presbyterian church this morning.
Tickets for the grand army campfire
next Thursday are on sale at Reming-
toms.
Edward Braddock is in the city to at
tend the meeting of tina penitentiary
board.
A freight and passenger stage line
from Bismarck to ~Braddock is among
the reported ventures in sight.
There was a general rush to pay taxes
the last two days of January to avoid
the penalty attaching on the LIST.
The notice Of the Episcopal church
services yesterday contained errors in
the hours for service, which are corrected
this morning.
The Epworth League of the M. E,
church will hold a free social tomorrow
evening at the residence of Mr.. Staley
on Third street.
Those having tickets for the grand
army campfire may get reserved seats at
Remington's and be assured of a good
seat whenever they come.
DR.. Ramstad is out again after several
days serious illness at the hospital. He
had a relapse of grippe, and has lost
about fifteen pounds since his illness.
The members of James B. Mcpherson
post, G. A. R., have been extended an
invitation to attend Company A ball
Monday night, aud all members of the
post are thus notified of the invitation.
John Maassen, who fell from a ladder
while lettering the windows of the
Northwest about ten days ago, and had
a couple of ribs broken, is out again, but
isn't quite ready to climb ladders again.
When Ex-Governor Allin was in Cali
fornia he met Ex-Governor Fancher,
whose health is reported quite restored.
Mrs. Allin is still at her home in Walsh
county, with health still in precarious
condition.
If the ground hog came out on the
LIST he certainly could have seen his
shadow, and according to old weather
guys that means six weeks of gloomy
| weather. But all signs fail on the Mis-
souri, slope.
There will be a necktie social at the
| Swedish Baptist church on F'riday'eve-
ming, Feb. s.. Refreshments will be
served for those not having an opportun-
ity to purchase a basket. All are cor
diallyinvited. @
1t is learned that the contract for
building the and water system at
Fort Lincoln has been let-under the
$4,000 appropriation now available for
that ~purpose-and work will begin as
soon as spring opens.
Rev. A. j. Swelander: A mistake was
made in this mornings Tribune in that
you stated that Rev. Swelander expected
to leave with Mr.. Climbing for the coast.
Please have this corrected as I have
never thought Of leaving the city. I
The executive committee appointed BY
the Woman's Relief Corps to plan and
arrange for the printers bali banquet,
will meet Monday afternoon at 2o'clock
at the Atheneum. instead OF with Mrs.
q. a. sVilaon,as formerly announced.
Dickinson Press: On Monday even
ling Ferdinand Leutz, state commits
sioner Of insurance, was given the 3. A.
Degree 81 Masonry. Representative MIC
Clnre and Commissioners Lee we're up
TOT The occasion, and Commissioner
Miethe of Billings county was also here,
william DWyer was Ia the city from
Medina yesterday. He says there Il