Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-24

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On Senate Force-W f. Clark. of
Tower City, formerly chief e%ngrossing
clerk in the house, is now on the
senate clerical force.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nicholson enter
tanned the senior class of the b. II. S,
of which she is a member, at her
home yesterday evening,
Meeting Sunday Night-Mrs. Ash
ley. of the Florence Crittenton home.
will hold a meeting at the Baptist
church at 100 Sunday night.
Pass Resolutions-Cappital city
lodge. |. O. o. F. has passed memorial
resolutions of regret upon the death of
George w. Moffet and John p. Gleason.
recently deceased.
Good Service-Operator Bert Pal
mer. of the Western Union. is doing
the legislative work at the capitol,
and gives patrons of the company
prompt and efficient service.
Arc Lights in 500 Depot-The 500
people have had two arc lamps
placed at their new depot in this city
which lights up the platform splendid
ly and is another improvement.
First Payment-The first payment
of mileage and per diem of members
of the legislature and per diem of Off
GERS and employees will be made Mon
dav forenoon and will amount to about
100000.
Seats on Sale-Don't forget to get
your seats reserved at R~emington's
beginning Saturday forenoon. Gen
eral admission tickets so cents. for
sale at Patterson's and R~emington's
drug stores.
Transplanted Large Trees-E. S.
Beardslv has set out several large
trees about his new residence on
Fourth street which will add greatly
to the beauty of his home during the
summer months.
Cut Some Ice-The usual crop of ice
is being put in by the ice dealers OF
the city for use during the coming
summer months. A very fine quality
of ice it to he had from the river
and it is running about three feet
thick.
. III I ypnnH nt
Buffalo. arrived Yesterday and has
taken a position as operator for the
B. w. & G.. F. railway. Mr.. Ham
mond will bring his family to the city
when a house suitable for occupancy
can be found.
New Store at WiIton-R. L. Best
has gone to Chicago TO purchase q
stock of goods for his new store a.
Wilton which he will open shortly
Mr.. Best is one of the citv's most pop
ular merchants and II is safe to predlc'
his success in the new venture.
Will Hold a Bali-The ladies OF
the Benevolent Aid have decided tf
hold a bali a THE Atheneum on th'
sixth of February. II is TO be a shirt
waist party where the ball gowns ant
dress suits will be left out. The IN
tention is to make the affair one o
the pleasantest events of the season
Hotel Arrivals-At The Northwest
c. NJ. Rest. Washburn. n. D.; NJ n
Trim. New Salem: ]. Henry King
Center. n. D.: C. II. Writ. Church'
Ferry, II. A. Klinsman. Fargo; c. b
Clauson. jamestown: ]. H McGllilc
Mandan: c. A. L~ounsberry. Vale.
City.
Fine Elk Head-A fine elk hea'
arrived Yesterday for the x. p. lodg'
| of this CITY. 1t was sent from Cody
| Wyo.. by F. w. Chase. and is an eie
giant specimen. IT has twelve prongs
measures 40 inches from tip to tlI
and AZ inches from center to TIP. |
will be placed in the st. Elmo lodg
hall here and will make a beautifu
ornament.
Good Service-The Western Unlo
has been giving good service durln
the session. Manaer Vesperman ha
been prompt in getting off press re
ports and has been receiving the COZ
gratulations of the press fraternity
There is a day operator at the capito
who gets off stuff to the afternoo
press in good shape. and both end
of the line are being we'll locke
after.
Increase in Salarv-It is noticed b
| the Grand Rapids (Mich.) papers thu
the salary of probate Judge in tn;
| CITY has been raised from $1,000
$4,000 per annum. an incident tn;
/ Bismarck acquaintances of Juds
Harry y. Jewell-brother of the Ri
marck Tribune editor-will be inte
csted in. Mr.. jewell has been iuds
six years and during that time u
revenues and work of the Office ha'
doubled.
Poor. Misguided Man-The sta
papers are speaking of the remov
of Mr.. Howard from Burleigh count
to Arkansas, as a poor. mlsguidt
man. That is true. Mr.. Howard own
a splendid farm in this county al
until the death Of his wife prosper'
nicely. 1t is believed he left becau
Of sad recollections surrounding
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