Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-02
The CRY
THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature today, 20.
Minimum temperature today, 10.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 8 O'clock:
RSnow and cold wave tonight; Wednes-
day partly cloudy.
Senator LaMoure returned east this
afternoon. 5s
Company A was inspected last might
by Adjutant General Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence have
gone to GRAND Forks for a visit.
The weather lis winterish today and
a cold wave is promised for tonight.
SECRETARY of State E. F. Porter came
in on the afternoon train from the east.
Mrs. E. r. Higbee is Ill, and has been
taken to. the hospital for rest and
treatment. S. '&i
Meeting of the League of the Sacred
Heart Friday evening, Dec. 9th, st.
MarY's church.
MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Turner and Vivian
have gone ITO Fond du Lac, Wis, to
spend several weeks.
Remember the Presbyterian fair and
supper which will be held in the church
on account of the difficulty in obtaining
a suitable hall. Ron't forget the date
Thursday, Dec. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence will occupy
the Kendrick house on Third street,
after their return from a visit east.
r. N. Stevens and family will move
into their cottage on Third street, al
the corner of Thayer.
It is just as we'll for the mischiev-
ously inelined-old or young-to re-
member that Uncle Sam permits no
"foolishing' with mail boxes, and that
ttampering with them in amy way is
likely to result in serious trouble
The Workmen have leased the hall
with the K. P.'s in the Baker block,
known as the Basket Ball hall, where
they will meet tonight. Several mi
tiations and matters Of Importance will
come before the lodge and all who can
are requested to be present.
i An information was filed in court
this afternoon charging Ulic Chilkoff
with murder. Neither Chilkof OF
Griffin has pleaded yet. 1t is under.
stood there may be a plea Of guilty to
a lesser offense than murder in the
first degree in one Of the cases. /
A party of Emmons county business
men, ranchers and prominent farmers
met ait Braddock yesterday and took a
trip to Bismarck over the 500, a1Tiv-
ing last might to visit with the Emmons
county contingent in the city. Among
the party. were S. F. Wright, d. r
Streeter, w. i. Yeater, Roy Yeater
Tom Kelly, Jas. Fredericks, L, D. Fred
ericks, Peter Shier and Jack Cough
hour. a
Captain Grant Marsh, the veteran
steamboatman, and Jud UaMorire met
today for the first time since the early
seventies. In. the fall of 1868 Jud was
employed at the Crow Creek Indian
Agency near where Chamberlain now
stands. Captain Marsh was in COM
mand Of the Steamer Nile, and was
frozen in a short distance from Grow
Creek. Game was a little scarce as
the Indians kept it pretty well cleaned
up, but Jud invited the captain and
his brother Russ Marsh UP to the fort
to have some venison with him. The
venison came on all right but the cap.
tain says that Jud expressed a dislike
of venHson and confined his dinner tc
bacon, etc. Capt Marsh and brother
Russ had been short OF fresh meat f.,
some time and went at the yenison in
good shape, and in fact cleaned it ali
up. It anne out afterward that Jud
could not make good on the deer ques-
ton and substituted a roast dog so the
two Marshes ate the whole dog. Grant
says:he has not quite forgiven Jud vet.
Do not miss the special cloak sale
at A.. w T meas Fson11th cf1.oof @ 3