Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-29
The Cry
THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature today. %.
Minimum temperature today, 8.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Fair tonight; Sunday probably threat
ening; stationary temperature.
Geo. w. Kelley is the new railroad
agent at Wilton.
Sister Boniface returned today from
a trip to st. Paul.
Mrs. Frank Ryan returned this noon
from a trip to the twin cities.
States Attorney Gregory of DickiI-
son is among the guests in the city
today. e.% !.
Capt. and Mrs. Moorhouse spent
Thanksgiving with their son Frank
and family at Wilton.
Mo. 4 of this afternoon is reported
seven hours late and will not arrive
until II o'clock tonight.
Quite a number Of miners have ar
rived during the week ito accept posi-
tions in the Wilton mines.
Oliver county will erect a temporary
court house this winter, and in the
spring will erect a permanent build.
ing.
t.fEP oro or,nhor, fha honoo1~ md ch,ia11Sn
pie supper at the Presbyterian church
o Thursday, Dec. 4. Plain and fancy
articles and home made candy ready
for sale at 2 p. m. Supper ready to
serve at $50 p. m Come.
Special meeting of Tancred Com
mandery tomorrow Sunday after
loon ait $3.50 sharp-for work in the
Black. Every companion is urgently
requested to he present. A number
will be over from Mandan-
No business is being done in district
COURT, which is open, but the jurors
are excused until Monday, when there
are a number of jury cases to be taken
up. The trial of the May case will
probably begin next week.
Valley City Alliances: Mrs. Getchell
is Offering her household goods at pri-
vate sale, and hopes to have them dis
posed of by next week, when she will
go to Bismarck and reside with her
son,aC. W., who has resumed the posi-
tion of private secretary to Governor
White. T #
The U. s. steamship Mandan is
mloored for the winter at Rockhaven.
The Bachelor, belonging to Captain
Baker, is there also, in the water.
Capt. Mariner says that she will be al
lowed to remain there all winter, and
Just before the spring breaks up the
ice will be cut around her, and she will
come out of the harbor all right,
Attorney George M. Register has up
piled to the district court for a restrain
ing order preventing the auditor OF
Billings county from delivering a Ger
| tifcate of election to Gamble, candi-
date for states attorney in Billings
county, and Miss Clay, candidate fol
superintendent of schools. It is
claimed THAT Gamble is not an attorney
and that Miss Clay has not been a res,
ident Of the state for a year.
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c. D. Edick: I believe there are
fifty families wanting to rent houses
in Bismarck and there are none fol
rent. I believe that lot owners anG
citizens generally VINO can do so, ought
to build houses to meet the demand
It means a great deal for the mer
chants and business interests of tht
city. I have let the contract for four
Groom houses ON Ninth street ant
Contractor Rhud will rush them t.
completion as soon as possible.
Before. Judge Winchester this after
noon a motion was made for costs t.
the defendant in the contest case of "A
Jopp VS.. George Lee, involving tn,
commissionershdp in Stark county
A contest was brought by Jopp agains
Lee, but this was dismissed yesterday
for the purpose of beginning a new
action, the first one having besl
brought before the meeting Of the can
wasting board. Attorney Gregory on
posed the motion. Judge Wincheste
allowed costs to the defendant.
Jdge Campbell OF Dickinson was ],
guest in the city today. @
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CATHOLIC CHURCH /
First Sunday Of Advent services at 8:15 an,
E10:15 inthe morning. Sunday school at 2 90 pm
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