Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-25

4 THE CITY |
THE WEATHER.
Maximum temperature Yesterday "A.
Minimum temperature yesterday Z.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
tw~enty-four hours ending tonight at
s o'clock:
Generally fair Sunday with station
airy temperature.
Seats on SaIe-The best seats are
going fast for the minstrels. Get your
tickets early at Remington's or Pat
terson's.
On Sick list-Senator Voss, of Nor
ton county. has been on the sick list
for the past day or WI and unable
W dttcuu W us uutlCo ~ thS SNPi'Oi-
Business Westinghouse will be a
business meeting of Company A Mon
day evening in addition to the reg
ular drill. Every member should be
present.
You Will Miss tiff you fail to at
tend Tuesday evenings minstrel and
concert you will miss the best enter
tainment of the season. Admission
only so cents.
Irvine Plant lnteresting-The Irvine
plant at the penitentiary is a never
ending source of interest to legisla-
tive visitors. and many spectators
have visited the institution.
Took in Washburn-AbOut twenty
five members of the legislature en-
joyed the sights at Washburn yes
terday as the guests of Senator August
Johnson, of Mclean county.
M. B. A. Dance-The Modern Broth
erhood of America will give a dance
at Bakers hall Feb. II. The best
of music has been secured and a good
time is promised to all attending.
Barry Still Here-William Barry is
still in the state penitentiary. Barry
was granted a new trial some weeks
ago but the officials of Cavalier county
have not yet taken him back there.
C..>:.i AA,e;> N1rc Cronn WILSON
Tubbs. of Minneapolis, will be the
soloist at the Presbyterian church to
day. where some special music has
been arranged for the morning service
New Lights-About the residence
portion of the city the lev 32-candle
power corner lights have been dis
tributed. which makes home going
easier for the man who has been on,
at lodge.
A Real Treat-The citizens of Bis
marck and others must moi forget the
minstrel and concert entertainment
Tuesday evening. Jan. 81. A rare
treat for old and young alike. Aspro
gram of excellence.
Celebrated Anniversary-Mr. ano
Mrs. Ed Berry celebrated the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of their wedding
with a dinner at the Hotel Jordan a
Glendive. Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Hughes were among the guests.
Getting Busy-Troyer and his wife
who We're brought to the pen recently
are getting busy. Troyer is workin;
in the Irvine factory and his wife il
engaged in the institution kitchen, an,
they nave seven years Of it before
them.
Another Sunday-Today is the sec
ond Sunday under the new order o
things. no open stores. no slot ma
chimes, no violation of the state laws
During the week the slot machine
at The Northwest have operated, an,
the test ease has not been made.
Maccabee ~Oance-The dance givel
nv the knights of the Maccabees prom
ises TO be a success. The music vii
be furnished by Prof. Cards orches
ira. Supper will be served and a goo
time is the program for the evening
! Don't forget the date. Feb. 3. 1909. a
Bakers hall.
May Scrap it Out-The Manda
I Pioneer intimates that while Their
! may be many people over there VIII
; would not weep if the state fair wer
! moved away yet a natural pride c
( locality will induce the Morton couf
} ty members to scrap. if any such thin
I is attempted.
I The Scotch-The Scotch of thl
; neighborhood will celebrate the 144t
\ anniversary of the birth of Rober
Burns. by a social gathering /
Bakers hall on Monday evening. ia
! 26. All Scotch visitors in the city ar
cordially invited. BY order OF the con
i mitteeH
Warrant lssued-A warrant was i
sued yesterday for a former porter
\ the Hotel Northwest. who stole
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