Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-27
THE CITY
THE WEATHE r.

Maximum temperature yesterday q.
Minimum temperature yesterday 10.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
tw%enty-four hours ending tonight at
8 o'clock:
Partially cloudy and colder Tuesday.
Club Dance-The neXt club dance
will be given Wednesday evening at
Baker hall.
Performance Tonight = Remember
the minstrel performance at the
Atheneum tonight.
Played in Mandan-The Gard or
chestra played an engagement at Man
dan last night for the dancing club
of that city.
M~arried--Ned Wilton and Mrs. Dol
lie Wainwright were married Satur-
day night at the residence of the bride
on Second street.
engine Gu dSStlScTS Ou NO. -
of yesterday spent about two hours on
the road between Sterling and Bis
marck yesterday. the engine dying en-
route.
Methodist Aid Society-There will
be a special business meeting of the
Methodist Aid society at the home of
Mrs. John Johnson Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. Full attendance re-
quested
Entertained-Miss Mamie McHugh
entertained a number of her friends
at her home last evening at ping pong
There were quite a number of young
folks present and a very enjoyable
evening spent.
Broke an Arm-An accident. the
first of the season. occurred at the
ice rink Saturday night when Charles
Norris and a travelling man by the
name of Nelson collided on the ice
which resulted in a broken arm for
the latter.
New Street Lights-The new street
lamps are beginning to appear at vari-
GUS corners throughout the city and
the betterment is worthy of mention.
1t is not only something the city has
long needed but something in which
the city must not be behind.
Got His Man-Sheriff Welch re-
turned on the afternoon train Sunday
with the Northwest hotel porter. who
was arrested for larceny on complaint
of Landlord Patterson. John Backs
is the name of the offender and he
Will have a hearing tomorrow.
Engine Crippled-Train No. 3 of yes
terday was delayed about two hours
three miles east of the city by the
breaking of an eccentric blade on the
locomotive. which came into the CITY
working n side. The train was
brought in by an engine from a stock
train which was waiting in the local
yards.
Steve WEIGH Celebrates-Yesterdav
was Steve Welch's ~birthday-63 wears
old-and Steve says he is a frisky
colt and good for another war. An
ather old timer had a birthday yester-
day-Captain Moorhouse. and he and
Steve. having been born on the same
day of the same year, exchanged con-
CALCULATIONS as usual.
Want Some Changes-President Bell
OF the state BARRIERS board is among
the guests in the city. Mr.. Bell saws
the state law for the regulation of the
business has been a success and there
a been only n prosecution under
1t. There are some slight amend
ments to the present law that will be
asked by the BARRIERS.
Firemen viii Meet-Fred Davis. in
charge Of the speakers room is nres.
ldeht or the North Dakota Firemen's
association. and informs The Tribune
that he will this week call a meeting
or the State Fire association to meet
at Bismarck, Jan. 2S. %. and 20 ia
discuss Droposed legislation for the
hre laddies. Fred is one of the most
popular boys in the state.
Will Resign-Maior George ri. Bin
genheimer, of Standing Rock is in
the city today and report states that
he will probably tender his resignation
rs agent to the government. Mr.. Bin.
senheimer has been agent at Standing
ROCK for several wears. his term hay
ing expired some time ago. His re-
a~ppointment has been held mp and it is
stated that he believes there is more
money and satisfaction in the machin-
cry and lumber business than in wait
ing for a government reappointment.
Complete the Capitoi-Oakes Repub-
lican: Representative Buttz. of Ran
som. has introduced a resolution ia