Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-11
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THE WEATHER.

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Maximum temperature today, 10.
Minimum temperature today, 6.
Forecasts for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night att o'clock:
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
slightly warmer in northwest portion.
There is nothing doing in district
court today.
Mrs. s. F. Lambert returned today
from a trip to Chicago.
A. ROLLING OF Washburn was among
the guests in the city today.
Hon. John satterlund has returned
FROM a business "trip to the twn cities.
The second of the club dances will
be given ait Baker hall tomorrow night.
The regular meeting of the w. r.
C. meets Friday afternoon at 2:3O.
Election of officers. 1t lis earnestly
desired that all members be present.
There will be a meeting Of Tancred
Commandery, K. T., at Masonic hall,
tonight. Work in the Order of the
Temple will begin promptly at 8
O'Clock. ~. :
The S~idetracked company left ON the
noon train for the west. The perform
ance at the Atheneum last night had
little to recommend it, and ought to
be sidetracked permanently.
Ice in the river is sufficiently thick
to permit the crossing of teams, and
a number r crossing and going daily.
A little fixing of the landing would re-
suit in increased traffic between here
and Mandan.
Bishop Mann visited with the Epis-
copal church people this week. The
church has an opportunity to sell a
couple of the lots owned nea Braeside
and the proposition of sale will be pre-
sented to the board by the bishop.
Deputy State Superintendent A. l..
Woods left yesterday afternoon for
Grafton, where he goes to relieve Ed
Pierce, who takes a brief vacation.
M. Pierce recently suffered the loss Of
his wife, and feels temporarily untitled
for work. Mr.. Woods will be absent
a week or more.
Gottlfeb Meidinger was married at
Jamestown and in a chantivari party
that followed, a man named Morris
was shot through the hip with a re-
volver. Meidinger was arrested i'm
mediately after the shooting but was
acquitted at a hearing and another
Russian arrested charged with the
shooting. " ...
The state board of university and
school lands held a meeting at the state
capitol yesterday. Among the trans
actions was the purchase Of $75, 900 of
penitentiary bonds, which were author
lied by the last Legislature, and the
proceeds of which will go to take up
the Irvine plant certificates issued
three years ago.
Homan is doing a nice business in
bis new restaurant. He has a first
class chef, and spreads an excellent
bill of fare. A restaurant where gen
tlemen and ladies may be served with
luncheon, where theater parties may be
accommodated, and the like, has long
been needed in Bismarck and HomAn's
promises to fill the bill.
Walsh County Record: Hon. Jos.
Cronan of Fargo, recent candidate for
governor, was in the city several days
last week ON business. Joe thinks if
some Of the fellows could have given
him their surplus votes he might have
been elected. He says that there is
some probability of his removing to
the Pacific coast country i'm the hope
that Mrs. Cronan will find relief from
asthma.
Forum: Attorney Newton has gone
ITO Bismarck on business connected
with an important action before Judge
Winchester. The case is the North
American Hand Association, Ltd, VS..
John DUN, only survivor executor of
the last will of Fdnlay Dun, who died
t~estate, in 1897, ait Edinburgh, Scot
land. The litigation applies to valu-
able city Lots in the capital city, and a
new trustee lis wanted.
At Jamestown Mrs. Neuhauser pre-
sented a bill to THE city council for $40
damages. She said the city had torn
up the walk in front OF her place with
out warming to her, and she had suf-
tered the damage by having mud
tracked into the house. It was stated
in the discussion of the matter that
many residents of Jamestown refused
to build new stone walks because the
district judge was reported to have said
that he would not build his.