Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-31

OF the light plant more than doubly
increased. The quality of the light
will also be materially improved, as
the present machine has long been
overloaded.
Mn. G. II. White, brother of Geo.
White, and his wife, of Chicago, ar
rived this noon to visit Governor and
Mrs White in this city. Mrs. F. White.
is also expecting her sister, who will.
visit awhile here.
A quantity OF rock is being hauled
and placed on the rear end Of the lots
on the corner of Main and Seventh,
and next to the 500 depot, which are
to be used in the erection of a tele-
phone central office.
Sheriff Pitts Of McHenry county, is
making the trail warm for a crowd Of
thieves who have been operating in the
vicinity of Valva. Several of the men
r under arrest and the balance Of
the gang have flown.
EEHSt
Quite a number of invitations have
been received by Bismarck parties to
attend the ball in Mandan this evening
and a number have expressed their in
Htentions of attending. Cards orches-
ira will furnish music for the occasion.
Ben H. Mallough and wife were
among the Arrivals i'm the city today,
and n getting settled for the session.
Mn. iMallough represents one of the
Cass county districts in the house, and
has many friends, made here two years
ago.
Sherdff-elect George Welch is having
some changes made in the interior of
the Jail. A partition is being erected
to shut off the cells on the first floor
from the living apartments. Mr.. and
Mrs. WEIGH will be located in a day
OR SO. ,4z
Secretary Porter is in the city, look
ing after advance arrangements for the
session of the legislature. The senate
chamber lis ready for occupancy, and
the house chamber will soon be COM
p1eted. New furnishings have been
added and both rooms are much i'm
proved in appearance.
Minneapolis journal: Wesley Mo-
ran. at one time a prominent news.
paper man of North Dakota, died al
the city hospital last night after a long
illness from tuberculosis. He was s.
Years of age and is survived by severn
children, Including a son and daugh.
tel, who reside in st. Paul.
It rs probable that the entire corner
of Seventh and Main, where the new
phone central is to be located, will bt
Abuilt up next year and a fine hotel es.
tablished there. A hotel at this poin
ought to do a good business, as it will
be very convenient to parties travelling
over the B. w. & G. F. and the 500
Major Hamilton: My arm gives m,
some little trouble yet, and is extreme
" painful at times. I expect to re
mani the city during the greater par
q the session, and possibly all Of it
have part of my engrossing and en-
ROLLING force ready. Do not expec
any heavy work at the opening of thu
session.
Miss Fannie Cochrane is substitute,
ing in the city schools in the absence
of Miss Cumming who was called AVA
by the death OF a sister at jamestown
Chas. Glitschka, j. p. and L. Peter.
son and Ralph Anderson, the Ia ter O
the land firm of Anderson & Son, o
WILTON, were in the city yesterday anG
went north this morning.
Religious services will be held to,
morrow at the Swedish Lutheran
church at 1880 a. m. At 6:45 p m
the confirmation class will be ex
amined and the catechlmens admitted
to the full membership of the church
after which there will be a genera.
celebration OF the Lords supper fol
these THAT want to partake thereof. /:
jamestown Alert: This afternoo,
at 2 o'clock Florence Cumming, thu
~3-year7old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Drumming, died at the home o.
her parents. She had been i'll since
Friday last with inflammation of tht
stomach and the brain. She was
taken i'll quite suddenly while rocking
"a chair. During her illness she suf.
fered a great dead. She was a bright
pretty child, idolized by her parents
and they are entitled to a great dea
Of sympathy.
Railroad traffic i'm this state has not
been delayed seriously by storms 81
far this winter, while in nearly all O
/ the states nearby more or less trouble