Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-08
THE CITY

HE CITY
Sudden Death-The 5-months-old
% of Andrew Fetch died yesterday
and will be inferred in the Catholic
cemetery.
Ice Rink q Wreck-The recently
constructed ice rink Enclosure is a
wreck since it's conflicts with Tues
days breeze.
Governors Message Governor
Whites message will be delivered to
the joint session of the house and
senate today.
Ten-Pound Boy-Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Walker rejoice in the birth of a TO-
pound boy, who arrived at the
Walker home yesterday morning.
Suffers From liiness-Wiliam Webb
several days with a light illness but
expects to be about in a day or so.
Recess Likeiy-It is likely a recess
of the legislature will be agreed upon
between the house and senate Satur-
day or Monday next, for a week.
Executive Committee-The inau-
gural bal! committee will meet to-
night at 7:15 at the office of General
E. A. Williams. Important business.
Miss Bartholomew lnjured-During
the recent sever storm Miss Bar
tholomew severely sprained her ankle
while going from the high school to
her home.
The New Literary CIub-The new
Literary club will meet Monday, Jan.
IL. at 4 p. m. with Mrs. Charles Foster.
Members will please be present as the
new books will be distributed.
Has New TaiIor-The Boston Cloth
the services of an up-tO-date tailor
who has quarters in their large store
and is ready to please the public.
Damage to Wires-The electric
lighting and telephone wires through
out the city suffered a great deal Of
damage from the storm and much re-
pairing will be necessary to again
have them in good working order.
River Ice Broken-The severity of
Tuesdays wind was so great that river
crossing has become unsafe. Great
blocks of ice have u%ppheaved and
there are many air holes that devel-
oped in the past two days. No cross
ing of the river is being attempted.
New Carriages-John White has re-
ceived a fine new hack which he put
into service yesterday. 1t is of the
finest and is a most valuable addition
to the hack service of the city. He
also received a fine new surrey, which,
as the other, is being utilized rs a
hack during the session.
Sad Death-Mrs. f. j. Fields died
yesterday afternoon at her home east
of the city after a three weeks i'll
ness. The mother leaves a little
daughter of three years and a baby
of three weeks. The sympathy of u
community is with the bereaved hus
band and motherless little ones.
Accidentally Shot-Arlie, the young
son of John Huber. of this city, left
the hospital yesterday, where he has
been for several days. While hunting
for rabbits on Apple creek he acct
dentally discharged a twenty-five cal
iber rifle, the ball fracturing the lowe
jaw bone and taking out a tooth.
Plate Glass in Danger-Plate glas!
windows in several of the more ex
posed stores in the city were stayet
in various ways Tuesday as a pre-
ventative from possible destruction
Some with extra bars braced from tn,
floor with ladders and others by cord
ing -four close by them-nO idle pre-
caution.
Notice Of Meeting-James B. Nc
Pherson Post No. 2 and w. r. c. Nc
Z will hold joint installation Thurs
day evening, Jan. s. at s o'clock. Al
members of the post and their fam
lilies, corps and their families, and al
visiting comrades are cordially invite
to attend. BY order of Nicholas Docl
endorf, commander; w. A. Bentley
adjutant.
Force Of the Wind-The force of TIL
wind of Tuesday is demonstrated in
peculiar way at the B. w. & G. I
Offices. A large brick vault has bee
built at the rear of the building an
an entrance made connecting it wit
one of the oom of the main bult
ing. During the wind the main buil(
ing settled away from the vault abou
an inch and a half.
Train Service Observation-Disclosures
Pacific trains we're all delayed Tues
J day night and orders were sen alon
} the line to clear no freights till furthe
, orders owing to the %fierceness of tn
} gale. and the condition of ~telegrap
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