Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-25
The Cry
Band rehearsal tonight.

Band rehearsal tonight.
"A. l.. Woods returned on the noon
train. .@ 80"
M. H. Jewell returned this noon from
a trip to the Twin cities. %, ~
R, D. Hoskins and wife returned on
the noon train from a trip east.
Editor Streeter fears there will be
an ice famine in that section this win
ter.
Company A will give a dance We'd
nesday evening Dec. 25 at the Athen-
cum.
Emmons county has accepted the
new court house and paid the con-
tractors.
A. e. Bestic, right hand man of
Walker Bros, Fargo, spent Sunday in
the city.
Contractor N. H. Lovin expects to
complete this seasons work at Fort
Lincoln this week.
F. S. Murphy of the new Mandan
law firm of Nichols & Murphy, was in
the capital city today.
F. A. Simmons of Minneapolis is in
the city looking after extensive land
interests in this section.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a supper December 18th.
The date should not be forgotten.
Land Agent Case came in on the
noon train and will spend several days
in the Wilton and Washburn RECON.
Mrs. Tough and children of Linton
will winter in Bismarck where the
children will have school privileges.
The B. B. B. will give a match game
for the public on Friday evening, Nov.
29th at 8 o'clock. Admission, 25c.
Fargo is now enforcing an anti-spit-
on4the-sidewalk ordinance. Good
idea. 1t is being enforced in St. Paul
also.
"Flickertail' Thompson of Fargo
was a passenger on the west bound
train en- route to Dickinson to visit his
father.
Capt. Mccormack, recently from
Nome, says r. N. Stevens is doing we'll,
likewise Perkins and all other North
Dakotans.
E. G. Washburn, e. H. Walker and
j. M. Dixon of the Washburn road are
having a private car built at the B.,
w. & G. F. shops.
The local lodge knights of the Mac
cabees gave a pleasant dancing party
at Baker hall Friday night at which
they Melted about $25.
Contractor Tom Allshouse came up
from Steele yesterday. He has fin
ished his contract for this season with
the B., W. & G. F. road.
A derailed car of coal was the center
of attraction in the local yards this
afternoon and occupied the attention
of the switch crew for some time.
The ladies of the Catholic church
are busy fixing UP the two rooms of
the Baker building for the holding of
their fair which commences tonight
and extends through the week.
Landlord Patterson will purchase
an up-to-date ice pillow in st. Paul and
says he will put up ice this winter in a
scientific name so that there will be
no famine as heretofore.
Union services will be held in the
Episcopal church Thanksgiving Day
at IL a. m. The parlors of the various
churches will assist at the services
and the days contributions will go to
the Benevolent Aid Society.
A landslide neal Missoula, Mont, is
causing considerable delay in east
bound traffic. Yesterday afternoons
train was about four hours late AM. the
midnight train at last reports was rum
ming about II hours behind time.
Linton Record: It is reported that
another man-Joseph Marsh by name
"a resident of the Fort Rice country,
was shot by mistake for a deer, Tues
day, in the Clayton neighborhood. No
particulars have been received at Lin
ton. ... +. 80
Elmer Fields leaves this afternoon
for Chicago where he. will take in the
cattle show. MI. Fields will probably
go on to Maine where he will study
the creamery business as he contem-
plates putting in a creamery in this
vicinity.
Captain Gorsuch and L~ieutenants
Scott and Peterson of Company A held
a meeting Saturday night at which the
quota Of non-commissioned officers
was completed. The appointments
will be announced at drill tonight and
a full attendance is desired. IL !:
James Dillon and John O'Brien were
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