Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-03
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Don't forget the match game to-
night.
At the B. B. hall tonight a mater
game. Admission Is cents.
R. B. Cook, the cigar man, is among
the visitors in the city today.
The county commissioners are in
session today at the court house.
Regular meeting of Bismarck lodge
no. 5, F. & A. M. tonight. Work,
r. c.
Train No. / from the east is delayed
several hours this afternoon, not ar
irving. until after 4 o'clock.
MI. and Mrs. J. D.. Mcdonald W
move out to the ranch and their resi-
dence on Second street will be occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dillon.
George Hogue of Steele was in the
city yesterday. He was an old
schoolmate of Jeff May who is in the
county Jail, and came up to 9 him.
Mrs. Call entertained the members
LOT the Capital club last week, and
those present report m of the pleas
ATTEST evenings yet enjoyed by meni-
bers of the club.
Arrangements are being made for
the organization of a dancing club
among the younger social set and a
series Of FIVE dances will probably be
given in the course of the season.
The ladies at the Northwest hotel
have organized an Entire Nous club,
and the various members entertain
weekly. Mrs. Gilbreath entertained
the members Of the club last week and
Mrs. Higbee. entertains this week.
Attorney George w. Newton REFINED
yesterday afternoon to Fargo, having
come up to arrange for the postpone
ment of the testimony in the Voss
case, owing to the fact that Attorney
Tracy Bangs for the defense is en-
gagged with the West trial at Grand
Forks.
Captain Gorsuch has received an in
vitation from the members of Com
pany G at Valley City for Company A
Of this city to attend the annual bal
tomorrow night. Tuesday is the an
niyersary of the outbreak Of the Fill.
pinos and the members of the NortF
dakota regiment will generally cele.
brate the event.
All members OF Capital lodge No
16, Degree of Honor, who wish to e
to Mandan wednesday evening, Feb
9Th, will meet at A. o. u. W.. hall at
O'clock sharp, and all those who hat
the kindness to offer rigs for the occa
sion will meet there also. All mem
bers are kindly invited, and a good at
Tendance is desired.
The North Coast Limited will be pu
on the Northern Pacific the 18th o
next May and will be the finest trail
ever run on the road. The Pullman
company is now building a new lin
: of cars for use on this train, whicl
will be composed almost entirely o
Pullmans. While the North Coas
Limited has been. the talk of the coun
t try during the other seasons, it viii
be greater than ever this season.
Saturday last MI. A. ]. Herbert re
: ceived the sad Jews Of the death 6
. his second youngest sister, Mrs. I
3Seiforth, at Mound City, Mimi, o
January 80. i She was buried the da
: The received the news. She leaves
b husband and seven children, four girl
and three boys, and an aged father Z
SO and mother of Is years, and fv
brothers and three sisters to mour
her death, this being the first deaf
2 in the family. The deceased wa
: born in Monee. Will county, Ill, an
moved in 1875 with her parents
I Hennepin county, MINI.
Detroit Free Press: A. G. Mc!ii
livray, register OF the land office
! Bismarck, N. D., owner Of an 11,OC
acre horse and cattle ranch ear Dicl
inson, N. d., left the Russell last nigf
e for Washington, with his wife to pa
z their respects to President Roosevelt
Mr.. McGilliyray, who has been stat
senator in the North Dakota legisl;
ture ever since the. state was admitte
7 to the union, claims the distinction .
being the original Roosevelt man. I
\ 1885 President Roosevelt, or "Tedd,
3 the cowboy as he was then know
: owned two large cattle ranches nes
my ranch" said Mr. McGillivray. IF
! could play any game that cowboys az
al familiar with ~ R~rOsovo1f io% Uny