Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-30
The CRY
THE WEATHER.

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Maximum temperature today, 40.
Minimum temperature today, !.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
Fair tonight and Wednesday; rising
temperature.
a. Won Steiger and wife are visiting
in the city today.
Mrs. As. OHearn returned to James
town this afternoon.
Mrs. Getchell and son came in from
The east on the noon, train.
Ernest Robideau was an arrival
from the east on The oon train.
Editor Merritt, of the Settler, has ne
turned from a "trip to Des Moines,
Iowa.
Dougald Campbell was in the city
yesterday and returned home on the
morning train.
Owing to the unpleasant weather
NLISsfs1. T &I1uSU60 LAS d. yOJ$ UCC4 Ill
able to leave the hospital.
Miss Hdlen Wilson went to Campbell
this morning over the 500 where she
will visit for a week or so.
Will Hughes returned from Mime
apolis last might after a brief visit
with his parents in the city.
The weather made another change
and the characteristic balmy weather
OF the slope country lis again felt.
Mrs. Norman, OF Happen, is a pa
tient at st. Alexius hospital, having
come in from her home yesterday.
Hon. R. N. Stevens came up from
st. Paul today, where he spent Chrit-
mas with Mrs. Stevens and the chill
5dren.
r. w. Conklin and wife, Hon. >.
%satterlund and Dr.. Forbes we're pas
,sengers going north on this mornings
train.
|2tF Cdlu SouUAl WILL, "a I'LL ~ 49,
Milton mines, was brought to the city
hospital yesterday suffering with pneu-
monia.
School will close on New Years
Day, 1T being a legal holiday. There
will be school on Friday, Jan. 2 1903,
as usual.
Mrs. G. W. Funk, of Hebron, re-
turned home today from the st. Alex
i1s hospital, after a five weeks stay in
THAT institution.
MI. Schrimpf, of the shoe depart
ment of Webb Bros. went east last
night and will visit in Casselton TO-
a week or ten days.
Miss Grace Montague neice Of Mrs
McGillivTay, aurived from the east this
noon and will visit in the city with Mr.
and Mrs. McGil1ivray.
Miss McVey, OF Mandan,. was visit
ing with Miss Miriam Bentley in the
city yesterday and returned home on
the moon train today.
Miss Cumming, Of THE city schools.
was called to jamestown today by the
sudden death of a younger sister. She
LETT on the afternoon train.
Miss Minnie Geider and Mrs. 2,
Schantz, OF Mandant are atthe hospital
in this city. Miss Geider is suffering
with in fammatory rheumatism.
Ghas. Johnso- OF Weller, is at
hospital suffering from injuries re.
ceived by having his saddle horse fall
on him. He is getting along nicely
Major ]. q. Hamilton arrived from
The east today, to look after his con
tract dor engrossing and enrolling bills
ait the coming session OF the legisla-
ture.
Adjutant Dean and Willie Wakefield
of jamestown will conduct a special
meeting in the Salvation Army bar
racks on Friday, january 2. AL arr
welcome.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap.
fist church will meet with Mrs. +. s
IaMorey, SOB Ninth street, Friday o.
this week, Jan. "A full attendance
is desired.
N. +. train No. 1 vas delayed about
half an noun in the yards by a very
bad case OF hot box and the flames
THAT played around under the car wert
quite fierce for while.
Miss May Dutton who had her arm
crushed in a mangler while employed
at the Bismarck Steam laundry and
who has been at the hospital for some
time, israpidly improving.
Jim Mccormick who has beer
spending a few days with his folks u
the city returned to ST. Paul over thu
500 this morning. Jim has 9 gooi
position on the st. Paul Globe.
The fact that the youngsters did no