Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-12-27
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THE WEATHER.

ending tomorrow night ats o'clock:
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
with probably snow furries in east por-
tion tonight; slightly warmer tonight.
w. II. Bohannan returned yesterday
from trip to Fargo.
a.. D. Cordner of Sterling gets an
original pension of $8.
j. M. Dixon and wife were arrivals
on No. 3 today from the east
w. o. Ward and son Milan went to
Braddock on the morning train.
Meeting of the M. w. "A. lodge Fri
day, january 82nd, at the K. p. hall.
M. w. Hutchinson Of the land office
spent Christmas with friends at Furgo
ID. R. Med Donald spent the night in
the City and left for home on the morn
ing train.
Ex-Governor and Mrs Roger Allin Of
Walsh county will spend the winte.
in Canada.
Telegraph instruments have been
placed in service at stations along the
Wasl.burn road
The usual quiet that follows Christ
mas has made itself manifest and there
is nothin' doin'.
~. H. Newton and family spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Newton ait Fargo.
Rev. Baker of Wahpeton will preach
at the Meth6dist church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Rev. Baker of Wahpeton arrived on
the noon train and will occupy the pull
pitt at the Methodist church tomorrow.
Piatt Dunn, who was for quite a
while been one of the switchmen in
the local yards, lis now running ON the
main line
The Presbyterian church people
cleared. about $50 from the Oberlin
Glee club concert, which goes into the
pipe organ fund. 5.5 ~ Z
General e. S. Miller is out after a
three days struggle with neuralgia,
which has been severe enough to con-
fine him to the house.
The way the trains are runni ag
makes it hard for the mail carriers, in
some instances darkness overtaking
them on their distribution.
Frank Donnelly is back from a trip
to West Baden, where he has been for
some time j. P. Hoagland has also
returned from Indiana Mud Springs.
K,1lm Messenger: Mrs J.#B. Mer-
scher departed yesterday for Bismarck
where she will join her husband, who
lis assistant station agent for the 500
road s
The remains of HI H. Galloway were
received from the noon train today and
taken to the Webb Undertaking rooms.
No time has vet been set for the fun
.eral services. M
Miss Satterlund lis unable to attend
to her duties in the surveyor generals
Office, having contracted a severe cold
at the performance of the Oberlin Glae
club at the sAthenealm
Another of those very pleasant CLUB
dances was enjoyed at Baker hall last
evening. Good music. and social
crowd conduced to make the evening
one of rare enjoyment
"a. Z. Woods left this afternoon for
Fargo where he attends the meeting
of the state educational association
Monday. Supt. Moore and County
Supt Dunn will also attend the meet
ing from here.
Jos. M Patterson, erstwhile political
sage OF Kidder county, but now a sub
stantial citizen Oh. McLean's capital
and a brothers law of senato -eleet
johnson, returned home this morning
after a, two days sojourn in the city.
The city fire department has moved.
their apparatus into their new quarters
opposite the old fire house and have a
nice place. "A securing bee to brighten
up and Improve the appearance of the
trucks and carts would now be most
commendable diversion. #
The large hall in the Bismarck Bank
block, formerly occupied by the "a. q.
U. w. as a lodge room, has been remod-
eled into six large rooms for cf1ce or
living purposes The A. o. q. w.
have taken quarters with the K. P.'s
in the hall formerly occupied by the
basket ball club. s.s
At a function given a day or two ago,
MIR. and Mrs G. w Beggs Of Chicago
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Minna Beggs to william
Vance Hughes OF Bisnarck. son OF
General and Mrs. Alexander Hughes,
now OF Minneapolis. Miss Beggs is
spending the holidays with her dance's