Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-15

MINIMUM temperature COQay, o.
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock;
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday;
except threatening in east portion to-
night.
j. B.. Southmayd Is among the guests
in the city from Helena.
Mrs. j. ". Foley left Sunday after
noon for a trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. G.. Patterson .eft
Sunday afternoon for st. Paul.
Editor Packard of Mandan was
among the guests in the city today.
States Attorney Denniston Of Bill
lings county was among the guests in
the city Sunday.
The Missouri Girl appears at the
Atheneum tonight. The play was we'll
received here last year.
James E. Campbell has been APP
pointed states attorney of Morton
county ~to'succeed the late e. G. Rice.
1. Rovig of Washburn, formerly with
the state bank there, will move to Coal
Haubor the first of the year and open
a lumber yard.
There will be a meeting of those in
terested at 8 O'Clock This evening at
the Tribune office to discuss arrange
ments for an inaugural ball.
The social and dance to be given by
the Degree of Honor lodge is indefn-
itely postponed, on account of death
in the family of one of our members.
w. C. Gilbreath and L. D. McGahan
will probably go to Fargo tonight to
meet with the executive committee of
the state press association regarding
the meeting at Bismarck i'm February
and the excursion to the coast.
General w. D. Washburn and Judge
M. B. Coon of Minneapolis are guests
in the city today. : General Washburn
came up to look over affairs of the
Washburn road and Judge Koon has
some legal business to attend to.
A special meeting of the aid society
of the Presbyterian church will be held
at the manse at 2:3O O'Clock on Tues
day afternoon to make plans for the
concert of the Oberlin Glee club which
will be held in the church Christmas
night.
Mr.. H. G. Delaney, president of the
new state bank at Lehr, and Sheriff
Murphy of Logan county, came up from
Napoleon on the 500 Saturday even
ing, attended divine worship in this
city yesterday, and are looking after
some business matters today.
Braddock Republican: H. B. Gray,
who assisted H. w. Allen i'm the bank
for a couple of months past, went to
Bismarck the first of the week to re-
sumo work for the First National
bank. He made numerous friends
while here who will miss him.
The Florence Crdttenton home will
be opened to-day and the ladies of the
Crittenton Circle invite the people of
to attend at 3 ITO 5 p. m. and
I to 8 p. m. to meet their matron, Mrs.
Margaret L. Ashley, and their evan
gelist, Mrs. Ida Stuart Edgar.
George Hughes of Glendive spent
Sunday in the city returning today.
He reports Glendive prospecting, aud
the electric light plant doing a good
business. General Hughes has been
in Armour, S. D., called by the death
of his sister, Mrs. Brown, which &c
CURED a week or SO ago.
FAC Hanscom, whose youthful days
were spent in Bismarck, when his
father was business manager of the
Tribune, arrived from the east last
might and lis renewing acquaintance
in the city today. His father will pass
through on the North Coast Limited
tonight, and the two will return to
their home at Tacoma.
Dr.. Sweeney, who was in attendance
at THE May trial, has returned to st.
Paul, and will probably return to the
city to testify the latter part of the
week for the defense. It is also prob
able that the defendant Jeff May will
take the stand in his own behalf. The
trial of 1.-THE case will probably G ntinue
through the present week.
At the opening of district court this
afternoon General IL. A. Williams, rep
resenting the bar association, pre-
scented suitable resolutions on the
death OF Hon. 3. G. Rice. of Mandan,
which 3 received and ordered spread
upon the minutes Of the court. Judge
Winchester and General Williams
made brief remarks in eulogy OF Judge
Rice.
The Oberlin College Glee club, a
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