Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-08
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Minimum temperature today, I8. 4
Forecast for "a hours for North Dakota
ending tomorrow night at 5 O'Clock:
Threatening tonight and Tuesday;
with probably light snow flurries, ris.
ing Temperature.
Don't miss the fun. next Wednesday,
evening over Romans.
Mrs. J. n. Newton and daa1ghter have
gone TO Fargo to. spend the Christmas
q with MI. and Mrs. G w. New
ton.
The N: =. Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Register. Wednesday, December
10, at 3 O'Clock. IA full attendance is
desired
The funeral OF Judge b. C. Rice viii
take place at 2 O'Clock tomorrow az
,terrnnoon at Mandan, or 8 O'Clock Bis:
marck time.
ALL those having fancy articles for
the sale December 10, will please leave
them with Mrs. Donnealy by Wedncs-
day, December 10.
Invitations have been issued D an
"at home by MI. and Mrs. Oscar H.
Win, Dec. 20, to. celebrate the twven-
tieth anniversary Of their wedding.
Governor Griffin was taken to the
penftentiary today to begin serving his
seven year sentence. With good time
he will get off with about five years
and six months.
There will be a meeting of Chapter
Masons Tuesday evening at MandaIl,
Dec. 9th for the purpose Of electing
Officers for the ensuing year. AS
many of the Bismarck, brethren as can
possibly come areAurged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Els. Beardsley and
family have removed into their new
house onl Fourth streetat the corner OF
SThayer Tie new residence is COM
modious and convenient, heated with
hot water, and makes a comfortable
and desirable home for them.
You are kindly invited to attend the
Lemon Squeeze, next Wednesday
and assist in an evenings fun. The
young ladies OF st. Mary's choir are
preparing many novel features to en-
terrain the plublic at a Lemon
Squeeze" next Wednesday evening,
over Romans bakery.
The jurors in the May case, that is
the eleven who were passed and are
still in the box, passed a rather quiet
Sunday at the G. A. r. hail, under
Charge OF Bailiff King. Lack Of nv
unity as to their attendance at church
prevented their enjoying spiritual con-
ISOLATION for their lack Of Liberty.
Steele Ozone: Thefamdly OF Rep
resentative Lyons moved to Bismarck
Wednesday and will remain in, the
capital this winter. Their friends
will wish Mrs. Lyons and the girls a
pleasant winter in their new home.
The family will be much missed IN
Steele, and the young folks especially
will miss their pleasant p1aymates.
Mrs. F. a. Briggs has returned from
Cape Nome and is now at the Hotel
Cecil, Seattle, Wash. She learns that
there is q probability Of the Eighth in
fantry being sent to Governors Island,
N. Y., next year, another detachment
relieving them at Fort Davis. This
would bring Mr.. and Mrs. Pope back
to the states, and Mrs. Briggs is hope
full the report is correct.
The death of Henry Lawton Tatley,
the three year old son of MI. and Mrs.
Hurry Tatley, occurred at the residence
in this city at 5 o'clock Sunday night.
The funeral Will be held ats2ao'clock
Tuesday from the residence on Fourth
street. The little fellow has been 4
long sufferer from tuberculosis and al
though everything possible was done
for him, medical treatment was Of no
avail. The parents will have general
sympathy in their bereavement.
Train No. 8 OF Sunday an into a
freight train at Crulew, a sidetrack
some distance west Of Mandan, dis
abiding the engine, dertailing the bag
gage can and doing other damage The
freight train, No 81, was ~sidetracked
at CuraaW, the engine being disabled,
and when it started back for Mandan
y left an open switch into which the
passenger train ran onto the siding.
The damage Was not great and 1t was
Fortunate the accident resulted NO
worse
NOTICE FOR DEPOSITARIEs OF
COUNTY FUNDS.
Sealed apropxgsaas will he ,rns,ei vad hv