Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-28
THE CITY
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Maximum temperature Yesterday 8.
Minimum temperature yesterday 5.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
twenty-four hours ending tonight at
s o'clock:
Snow Wednesday; stationary tenn
perature.
Committee Meetine-The committee
on state affairs will meet in old post
| Office block at 10 O'Clock a. m. Wednes-
day.
Kept Home by Storm-The storm
of Yesterday depleted the ttendance
at school over so per cent. There
were more girls present than boys.
Basket Sociai-The Swedish ladies'
| will give a basket social at the Grand
Pacific dining rooms on Thursday eve
ming for the benefit of the Swedish
church.
Ina Moe S~ick-Ingram Moe, bill
clerk in the senate. had a sever at
tack of illness Monday night which
the attending physician pronounced as
a mild form of appendicitis.
First Heavy Snow-Bismarck and
the Missouri slope had its first heavy
snow Yesterday. The fall of snow
began early in the morning and con-
tinued until there was a depth OF sew
eral inches, with deep drifts in many
places.
WooIarowers' Meeting-The meet
ing of the ~woolgrowers of the state
is set for today. There are MANY
| sheepmen in the state who take a deep
| interest in the proceedings and the
| meeting will without doubt be largely
attended.
State Examiner Here-State En-
aminer r. f. Wallace. of jamestown.
was among the legislative visitors in
! the city yesterday. Mr.. Wallace is a
candidate for reappointment and some
excellent Endorsements have been filed
with the governor to that end.
G. A. r. Camp Fire-The G. A. K.
have decided upopn the evening OF
Feb. 5 for their biennial camp fire and
dance. These reunions of the old vet
Grams. when held during a legislative
session, are always attended by many
outsiders and a most enjoyable time is
had.
The Next Lecture-The next lecture
=. A. Ill 10 >~ TrtArIny- Ny-n
ming. Feb. 8. by General o. D. Howard
The subject will be the american
Volunteers" General admission 81
cents. General o. D. Howard is one
of the last two living generals who
commanded an Independent command
during the civil a
Train Delayed by Accident-The
east-bound North Coast Limited of last
night was delayed several hours by
the derailing of the baggage a al
Knife River, a flag station a short dis
lance east of Dickinson. No injuries
were sustained by any passengers
though at this point the trains make
some of the fastest time of any place
on the division.
Died at Hospitai-Mr. p. ]. Jordan
father of Mrs. James Sebrey. died a
the hospital yesterday morning a
about 9 O'Clock. The remains will b.
taken east on the afternoon train t.
Minneapolis for interment. Mr.. Sch
rey, Sr., father of Mr.. James Sebrey
who has been at the hospital for som
time past, was not expected to liv'
through the night.
Mrs. HoIIey's Request-Mrs. Franci
Chamberlain Holley, whose funera
takes place at the Presbyterian churc'
at 2 o'clock this afternoon, was Stat
Regent for five years of the Daughter
OF the American Revolution" actin
under the national society. She cam
from an honored ancestry and was IL
tensely patriotic. It is learned at
late hour that it was her wish ths
the casket be not opened at tn
! church. Interment takes place {
{ the Protestant cemetery beside hi
son Claudius.
( Minstrel Performance-Quite a lars
; bcrowd greeted the minstrel perform
j UhNS os NhC <htIlSIItuIu IdSt lLS1t al
/ a neat sum was realized for the ben
fit of the organ fund or st. Mary
church for which the entertainmel
/ was given. Solos and choruses ar
I end mems Jokes whiled away the m
/ ments of the evening. The perforr
8 ance vas under the direction of Mi:
) Cora Strauss. who scored an especi
{ success in her readingg. Space forbit
2 enumeration of the selections. whio
included solos by Miss Kupitz an
Miss Mather. Mrs. Kruhm and other
; UNCONSCIOUS FROM GROUP.
Z During a sudden and terrible a
tack of Group our little girl was Il,
conscious from strangulatiOn, says
L. Spafford, postmaster. Cheste
Mich. and a dose of One Minu'
Cough Cure was administered and r
" peated often. It reduced the swe
ing and inflammation. cut the mucO,
and shortly the child was resting cas-