Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-20

1850 - SAA
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
stationary temperature.
G. c. Hallum, Of Wilton, was in the
city yesterday.
Attorney Frank M. Nye returned
last night to Minneapolis.
Miss Lulu Satterlund was an arrival
this afternoon from Mandan.
Mrs. Matchan and Miss Boucher re-
turned on the afternoon train.
Prof. Moore, of the city schools, is
about again after a brief illness.
About 100 miners held a meeting at
Wilton to take preliminary steps
toward forming a union.
Miss Della Auxier returned from Vail
ley City to spend the holidays with
her parents in the city.
Al King and wife returned to their
home this AFTERNOON after a short stay
OF two weeks IN the city.
The dog poisoner is about again and
got Tom Poole's pointer Ole last night.
It's a poor trick well done.
Mrs. Perkins left ON the night train
last night for Chicago. MI. Perkins
will follow today or tomorrow.
Miss Aldyth Ward came in from
Dickinson ON the afternoon train to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Ole johnson, the we'll known side
walk man, has returned from a trip to
Seattle, where he spent several weeks.
A number of the jurymen on the
May case were from Menoken neigh
borhood and went home on No. 4 to-
day.
Miss Lillian Fretz, of Wilton, who
has been spending a few days in the
city, left ON the morning train for her
home.
The only services at the Methodist
church tomorrow will be the Sunday
School and Epworth League, at the
usual time.
A carload of imported stations wnGt
west on the noon train en- route from
the Alex Galbraith farm at GAINESVILLE,
wisconsin.
R. M. Brown will go. to Washburn
the first of the year to take charge of
the interests of the Bismarck e Wash
burn Lumber co.
R. M. and Mrs. futile, Mrs. He
gard and Mrs. Lyon, of Mandan, were
in the city this morning and returned
home on the noon train.
C. w. Getchel is reported seriously
i'll again this afternoon, and is ex-
tremely low. It is hoped there may be
a decided Improvement soon.
Outgoing trains over the 500 and
Washburn road are taking numerous
scholars home for the holidays who
have. been attending school in this
city.
Reserved seat tickets for the Oberlin
College Glee Club IN Christmas might
will be on sale at Remingtonss on
Monday morning. Get your seats
early and avoid the rush.
Miss Aldyth Ward, who teaches at
Dickinson, expects to attend the meet
ing Of the state educational association,
and will pass the remainder of her va
cation with her parents near here.
The hustle, the hurry and the crush
in our stores tell the story of the
season. The eager faces lighted with
the pleasure of buying a Christmas
gift for some dear one tells of the rare
joy of giving.
Grand Forks Review: Hon. John
Satterlund, the king of the slope coun-
try, has gone to Chicago to complete
the sale of four townships, nearly a
hundred thousand acres, of Stark conn
ty land.
a new billiard table and a lot OF
EE-H#E-
new, aptpllrrtenances for the bowling al.
ley at the Northwest have been re-
ceived and are being put in shape for
use this winter. The bath rooms OF
the hotel are also undergoing a reno
walton and re1tting.
The Smart set,a club Of young folks
of the ciby, ave q very nice dancing
party at the Baker hall last might, at
which there were about twenty
couples. An enjoyable evening was
spent, at the close of which the Merry
Five served a dainty luncheon.
The new 15O-horse power engine fol
the Bismarck Electric company has
been received and put into position in
the company's plant. The new dyna-
mo has not vet arrived and it is doubt
full whether the new auxiliary will be
In running order before the first Of the