Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-24
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The Second Street Whist club meets
with Mrs. M. H. Jewell tonight.
Mrs. T. H. Poole and Miss Noting
left this afternoon for jamestown.
General admission to the Jubilee
Singers concert--adults 25 cents, chill
dren 15c.
Reserved seats alto cents each for
Jubilee Singers on Monday night are
on sale at Remington's.
Rev. Nystrom last night performed
the marriage ceremony uniting Sidney
Herbert and Emma Englehartson Of
Belfield, N. D.
Company A will drill Saturday night
instead Of Monday. All members are
requested to be present in uniform.
Business Of Importance.
Editor and Mrs. Hull have been
slightly under the weather this week,
both suffering from severe colds and
a slight touch Of grippe.
Remember the gospel meeting at
the First Baptist church tonight. Sub
ject, THE objectionable SIM" or The
Sin Against the Holy Spirit"
German and English services will
be conducted on Sunday in the old
Swedish Lutheran chapel at II O'Clock
a. m. by Rev. F. Helmstetter.
With the cold wave the coal bus
mess has picked up remarkably and
many orders for Ignite are coming in
by telegraph from various parts of the
state.
Miss Jonasen of the public school
force was called. east this afternoon
by the news OF the serious illness OF
her sister, who is not expected to re-
cover.
First Sergeant McGurren, Company
B, Eigth infantry, stationed at Fort
Yates, attended the Militant dance last
night and tonight will take the full
degrees in Oddfellowship.
A. D. Cordner is in the city today
from the farm, and wondering how
long it will be till he can hear the
whistle OF the 500 engines from his
farm house. He says cattle in his
neighborhood are wintering in good
shape.
"A Pierre, S. D., dispatch says: Jas.
Bartron Of Bismarck, N. D., and Miss
Louise Barker of this city, were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents
last evening, and left this morning
for Bismarck, where they will make
their home.
State Treasurer Mcmillan returned
east and was preparing to celebrate
Bobby Burns birthday at Langdon
but owing to the fact that small pox
there has ~necessitated the closing oil
several hotels, the celebration had to
be abandoned. ,
A party Of land buyers and real es-
tate men came in last night and are
consulting with local real estate men
today. In the party were. w. S. Mad
den and w. A. Carter of CastleWeod,
S. d., and H. Void, L. Embretson and
T. Toveson of st. Cloud, MINI.
Conley, who starred in the play
'fBlacktown Four Hundred is with
the Jubilee Singers, also Ward, the
comedian, and Dixon, who is famous
for his character songs. These, with
Black Patti and the Blackstone Quar-
tette compose the Slayton Jubilee
Singers.
Norman Markuson, who has the dis
tinction Of being one of the few men
who has served a term for selling
Intoxicating liquors, met with a ser.
ious accident in Barnes county last
week, being thrown from a handcau
and suffering a broken leg and arm,
He was taken to the company hos.
pital at Brainerd.
]. M. Dixon, chief engineer of the
Washburn road, left on today's train
for Sioux City and other points
where he will investigate the ferry
systems in operation across the Mis-.
souri, river, with a view to determin,
ing upon the ferry to be put in across
the Missouri river at Washburn. II
is probable a cable ferry will be put
in there.
The Indian summer weather came tx
a sudden end last night, and the tenn.
peratlre took a sudden fall, accom-.
panied with a high wind from thu
north that is prevailing today. Tht
probabilities are for generally pre-
vailing cold weather from now on, bur
SO much of the winter. season ha.
passed that the cold weather will b.
OF comparatively short duration.
Washington Special: Tho senat,
committee On Indian affairs toda,