Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-06
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Theapublic schools reconvene today
for the winter term.
General A. Hughes came in yester-
day from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Lyon and Robbie
Mech were guests in the city today.
Railroad Commissioners Lord,
Youngblood and Shea were guests in
the city yesterday.
Judge Winchester returned on the
noon train from Sit. Paul where he
spent the holidays.
& G. e. Chnbb returned on the noon
train from his home in Iowa, where he
spent the holidays.
The Pauci Delecti whist club will
meet with Miss Elizabeth Jones We'd
nesday evening, January s.
P. G. Remington left yesterday after
noon for a business trip Of several days
up the jamestown & Northern road.
States Attorney McCulloch Of Wash
burn ran into some trunks in the hall
way of the hotel there and bunged up
his knee badly.
Frank Donnelly, E. c.: There will
be a special meeting of Tancred Com
mandery Tuesday night for installa-
ton of officers.
Miss Lulu Kupitz and Dora Yegen
are reported to be making commend
able progress in their studies in bus
mess college at Minneapolis.
Mail will be carried to Washburn by
the railroad after January Is. This
will give the sWashburnites mail a
coup1e5o Of hours earlier than previously.
Rev. Nystrom has received the APP
pointment as chaplain at the state pen
itentiary, succeeding Rev. Anderson,
and preached This first rmo there
yesterday. \
Miss Della Olson, who has been max
ing her home with Uncle Amos Rob
idou for a number Of years, went to
Mandan last night for quite an ex-
tended visit.
The city. council holds its regular
monthly meeting tonight There are
many matters of importance to come
before the council and the session will
be an interesting one
The steamer Expansion is on the
ways at Washburn and the Washburn
will be on the ways in a few days for
the winter. Captain Grant Marsh is
in charge of the work. :
Dickinson Recorder: Mrs. Fred
Christianson and the family have gone
to Bismarck to visit relatives. They
will remain there until Fred decides
where he will make his future home.
Gov. Frank White returned from
Valley City on the noon train today.
He leaves in a day or so for Indianap-
oils, where Mrs. White is visiting and
where he will remain for a week or so.
Peter Roth has taken a position in
the office of the secretary Of state and
Miss Dollie Dietrich, formerly stem
ographer in that department, is now in
the Office of the commissioner of insur-
ance.
Editor Wood of Steele visited in the
capital city last week, and this weeks
Ozone has pleasant words for the old
time Steeleites-Mr. and Mrs. Wood
mansee, S. A. Hogue, Fred Foye and
DR.. Smyth..,
Sleighing is becoming a thing of the
past. Warm weather has melted
much of the snow, and alternating cold
has covered the roads with a coating
of ice that makes travel difficult. Out
of town roads have more snow, but the
footing is bad for horses.
Lithograph hangers are out announc-
1AS VAS SptCAdIty COuCcl duu uduCt W
be given by the Dode-Fisk orchestra
under the auspices of Canton Bismarck
No. 5, 1. o. o. F., at the Atheneum on
the evening of January %. The price
of tickets has been placed at $3.50.
Operator Cole has been i'll for sew
eral days and was last night taken to
the hospital at Brainerd for treatment.
Day Operator Boyle has been doing
double duty for several days. James
Savage Of the depot baggage room force
has also been taken to the hospital for
treatment.
Deputy Marshal Frank Donnelly
went to Fargo last evening to get the
man John G. Balm, recently sentenced
by Judge Amidon in the United States
district court at Fargo to pay a fine OF
500 and serve a term Of sixty days in
the Burleigh county Jail for introduc-
ing intoxicating liquor on the Standing
Rock Indian reservation.
The Convict's Daughter was pre-.