Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-23
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Attorney Marion Conklin of James
town is among the guests in the city
today. 5i
States Attorney Allen and Postof1ce
Inspector Drake came in last night
from the east. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson will entertain.
the Pauci Delecti Whist club Friday
evening, January "a.
The w. r. G. meets Friday after
noon at 2:3O instead of in the evening
as previously announced.
Regular meeting Of the w. R. G. at
their hall on Friday afternoon, Janu-
airy "a, ait 2:3O o'clock. Every mem
Der requested to be present.
H. g. Plumley has been elected pres
ident Of the North Star Daily Press
Association, an organization Of adver-
Using mediums in the northwest.
Mrs. Lucy A. Parker, aged Is,
mother of Sam Parker of the state
superintendent office. died yesterday.
The body will be taken to Memphis,
Mo-. by MIR. Parker today.
BLACK PATHS" song Of the "swanee
River and annie Laurie'' is worth
the price of admission to the Stay
ton Jubilee Singers concert at the
Atheneum or Monday. June ~.
There will be a class of about $50
candidates for the shrine meeting ait
Fargo the latter part Of the month.
A half dozen local candidates will be
with the team that is going through.
Out of a venire of eight jurors SUM
moned at Grand Forks for the trial of
the West murder case, only seven
have been accepted as jurors. 1t
looks as though the entire week would
be consumed in procuring a jury.
The Dode Fisk orchestra gave an
other open air concert at shortly after
noon today. Great slope weather
when open air concerts are in order
all through the month of January.
The Minneapolis Journal of recent
date contains an illustrated special
article on the methods of mining lig-
mite coal ait Wilton. Cuts are given
OF some of the machinery at work and
Of the new Ignite burning engine of
the road.
The month of january will probably
break the weather bureau records fo1
temperature. Up to the present time
there have been only two days when
the temperature was below zero, and
there has been only one-tenth Of an
inch of snow. Z
Miss Matilda Malmberg, a mission
AIRY of the Baptist Home Missionary
Society, will help Rev. Nystrom in his
gospel meetings tonight. She is q
good speaker in the English Language
and it will beca rare treat for every
lone who comes out to hear her.
Mrs. G. r. Leonard, DR.. and Mrs. G.
EB. Furness, Lieutenant Pope, Attorney
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Skeels
and Olaf Killand were among those
who attended the dance last night from
Mandan. MI. and Mrs. Macomber
were down from Wilton, also, to take
in the event.
A society note in the WASHINGTON
Post of the. Goth says: Senator and
Mrs. Hansbrough entertained at din
ner on Saturday evening a company
which included the German ambassa-
dor, Justice and Mrs. McKenna, the
first secretary Of the French Embassy
Nine. de Marguerite, Count Quadt on
the German Embassy, Commander and
Mrs. Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Bell, and Mrs. Mclean Marlin.
Tax Commissioner G. S. Fernald Of
the Northern Pacific yesterday pai6
into Treasurer Falconer for the county
about $1,000, the personal property tai
Of the Northern Pacific road for the
year. The company does not own any
land in the county, having transferred
it's interest to the Hackney-Boynto1
Land company. This latter company
paid $1,000 into the county treasur,
last week for their real estate taxes
From Weatherhead, Oklahoma
comes a marked copy of the Chron
icle, giving an account of the installa
ton Of the officers Of Chapter No. 81
r. A. M. Mr.. Eugene A. Lilly. al
old time Bismarcker, being the retir
ing High Priest and POSTMASTER at til,
banquet. The same paper advertise
a lost book on bankruptcy, for thl
return of which Geo. I. Webster, Can
ether old time Bismaarsccksser) offers
liberal er reward. W
Indian Commissioner Jones say
that his office viii! go right ahead an
prepare to approve the grazing Iesasss;
OF the Standing Rock annd f9hpvnnnr