Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-31

Miuiuiuu yesterday 90.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
t%wenty-four hours ending tonight at
8 o'clock:
Probably fair Saturday: rising tenn
perature.
Girl is 6orn-A 10-pound girl was
born yesterday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Mclean.
Special Meetins-A special meeting
of the Ladies' Benevolent Aid will be
held with Mrs. +. H. Wilson on Sat
urday, Jan. 81. Business of i'm
p%Ortance.
p Or. Robertson to Preach-Dr. Rob
~ertsOn, president of the Red River Val
ley university at Wahpeton, will
preach on Sunday morning and eve
ming at the Methodist church.
Excellent Choir Program-Mr. A. G.
Rowe will be the soloist at the Pres
byterian church Sunday. The choir
will also be supplemented in the eve
ming service by part Of the Stoddard
orchestra.
Degree Of Honor Dance-There was
quite a crowd at the Degree of Honor
dance at their hall last evening. The
degree has a large membership Of
jovial people and their dances are al
ways merry affairs.
Many Governors-No wonder the
legislators were to get out of town.
There were five governors in the city
at one time yesterday-White, Worst,
Bartlett, Miller and Devine-to say
nothing of Tom Poole.
~ at Hospital-Trouble for the Egan
family is coming thick. A brother of
the late Charles Egan. who died, is
now i'll at the hospital, and the mother
and sister of the young man were
brought in yesterday for treatment.
Likes Our Weather-Wm. A. O'Don-
dering the Bismarck Weekly Tribune
sent to a couple of Iowans, adds:
I'VE envy your weather-clear and
pleasant, while we get along as best
we a in snow and slush and zero
weather"
Gets the Bridle-In the rattle for a
fine horse hair bride owned by Mick
O'Connor No. AZ was the winning mum
Der, it being the n hundreth nun
Der drawn from tho hat. AL Hinckley
was the lucky man. The bride is one
Of the handsOmest creations of horse
hair imaginable and is well worth the
possession.
William Sebrey Dead-William Sch
rey died at the hospital in the city
early this morning. Mr.. Sebrey is the
father of John Sebrey. who lives 9
few miles north of the city and is wei
known about town. Mr.. Sebrey't
death seems doubly hard when com
ing as it does within the same weel
as the death of Mrs. Sebrey's father
who died Monday last. The funera
will occur Monday next from thu
Catholic church.
Entertained at Cards-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Hare entertained a number o
friends at progressive whist last night
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lucas were tn
prize winners. The evening was yer.
pleasantly passed and delicious re
freshments were served in the cOurs'
Of the evening. The guests presen
were Messrs. and Mesdames o. H
Will. F.. H. Wilson. r. J.. Turner. Wi
liam Moore, F. r. Smyth, Robert Orr
w. A. Dillon, j. d. Bacon, E. S. Miller
A. w. Lucas, w. Fl. Winchester: Mes
danes M. H. Jewell, ". F. Cushing
Messrs. E. A. Williams. and J. w
Foley.
Japanese Papers-Copies Of dali
papers sent by DIR. Porter from Kobey
Japan. indicate that the EnglisI
speaking people are somewhat numel
Gus in that section Of the world. TIL
Chronicle is an eight page paper. seve
columns to the page. and shows pros
} perity in every line. 1t is printed Ell
tirely in English. gives the late cabl
news from all over the world and it
} advertising columns indicate the ca,
rying on of business much the sam
as in England or the United States
} geographically, the paper resemble
( the English style. The subscriptio
price is two yen GO cents) per mont
! "a yen per year.
Typographical Dance-The dance
: be given by Bismarck Typographics
union at the capitol Feb. 10 promise
i to be principal social event of tn
Y legislative session. aside from the II
augural ball. The ladies of the w.
c. will serve supper for the event. an
Y Cards full orchestra will furnish tn
music. The tickets have been sold
81 each and as the members Of til
Y state press and their wives. the stat
officers and other leading citizens {
the state will be the guests Of homo
n the social standing and character
U the event is assured. The boys wi
take especial pains to see that ever
81 detail of the affair is well looked aft
Y and that nothing shall in any way ms
/ the pleasure of the evening for all wi
attend.
Gen. Howard's lecture-Presidel
Cleveland. in retiring Gen. O. O. Ho,
ard from the army on Nov. 4, 1894.
his order said. "MaiOr General O. [