Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-10

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Special Term-Judge Winchester
will hold a special term of court at
Dickinson next Monday to pass upon
the cases of a number of prisoners
confined there.
Steamer Machinery-C. l.. Hanson
left Sunday afternoon for Lacrosse,
Wis, where he was sent by the Wash
burn people to look after some ma
chinery that has been ordered for one
of their steamers.
Returned Home-Mr. and Mrs.
Richie, of Grafton, who have been
visiting for some time past in the city
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Woods. re-
turned to their home on the afternoon
train Sunday.
Goes to Bahamas-Mrs. w. II. Win
chester left on the afternoon train yes
terday for the Bahama islands, off the
coast of Florida. Mrs. Winchester has
had a severe attack of grippe and on
the advice of here physician has gone
to a warmer climate for the winter.
Ladies Will Be Cared For-Senator
LaMoure states that provision will be
made for seats for the ladies on the
occasion Of the Lincoln day exercises
at the capitol on Thursday of this
week and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to them to attend the joint SEES
sion of the legislative assembly.
Meeting C~aIled-All members of the
w. r. c. who are to help with the
supper at the capitol, those living on
Third street and west. will meet at
Mrs. Woods OF Third street: all east
of Third street will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. f. H. Wilson at 2
O'Clock this afternoon and 7:30 this
evening, where carriages will call to
take them to the capitol.
Typographical Ball-Tonight is the
night of the Typographical ball which
promises to be one of the ~pleasantest
events of the season and probably
the last big one to be enjoyed this
winter, or at least before the lenten
season. Every endeavor has been
made to make the event a success in
every way and those attending are
assured an enjoyable evening.
Gone East for Treatment-Mrs. r.
NJ. Sands went east Sunday to take
special medical treatment for serious
injuries which she was so unfortunate
as to receive at the hands of a frenzied
who broke into her residence
at Wilton last November. She will
visit a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Burgum. in Arthur. N. D.. and then
proceed to friends in Washington.
Enjoying the SIeighine-Taking adj
vantage of our first good snow and the
pleasant moonlight nights that are
with us the young folks are making
merry with sleighing parties. coast
ing and on the ice. Merry parties of
coasters are to be seer on the adjacent
hills and the tinkle of sleigh bells and
the merry laughter from the ice rink
evidence the pleasures of the season.
Not Posted on Beer-Sleepy Eve
(Minn.) Herald: The Daily Tribune
or Bismarck, North Dakota. has a car
toon in it representing a pile of beer
cases seized at that place a few DAYS
ago by the police and sheriff. The
cartoonist. Chas. S. Whitmore. did not
get the right number of bottles in a
case to make it appear real Accord
ing to his drawing, some of the cases
held only eight bottles. while Others
held twelve. Guess that Mr. Whit
more is not very well acquainted with
beer-by the case.
Held at Atheneurn-The reception to
be given by the senior class on Feb.
20 will be held in the Atheneum in
stead of Bakers hall, as previously an
nounced. The members of the class
are Misses Ethel Barnes. Florence Frs
from. Hannah FaIconer, Ruth Hood.
Isabel Hagen. Francis Hare, Anna
Logan. Flora Nicholson, Mabel Peter
son. Della Rodgers. Florence Satter-
lund. Alma Sundquist, Mae Wallace.
Mabel viii. The boys are Brooks
Hoskins. Clarence Mclean. Miles Mar
vel. Angus Falconer, Burleigh Ward.
The Portland 1905 Fair-The house
unanimously passd a resolution for
a Joint meeting Tuesday after
noon of the two houses to listen
to DR.. Henry W. Coe, of Port
land. who was formerly a member OF
the house from Morton county, and
who is now a commissioner TO the leg
islatures of North Dakota and Mime
sofa from the Lewis and Clarke far,
to be held in Portland in 1905.
As the senate had adjourned before
this resolution had reached it from
the house. the joint session will neces-
sarily have to he a tri1e later than
2 O'Clock, as the resolution must first
he acted upon by the senate. which
itself will not meet until 2 o'clock.
DR.. Goes claim that the fair at Port
land viii be of greater importance to
North Dakota than even some of the
larger expositions, possesses plausible
features and he is able to demonstrate
truthfully that North Dakota has a
very great interest, both historical and
commercial. in the exposition COM
memorative of the journey which
Lewis and Clarke made, w~intering in
1905 near Bismarck before plunging
into the unknown wilds beyond and
opening up for the United States the
great empire here and west of us.