Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-04

BIS.
The CITY
THE WEATHER.
MAXIMUM temperature Yesterday ,.
Minimum temperatureyesterday IS.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
twenty-four hours ending tonight at
8 O'Clock:
Fair and continued cold.
K. p Neutrality-suspicious. meeting of
st. Elmo lodge X. p. tonight. Work
in first and second ranks. All visit
ing brothers cordially invited.
Meeting Called-All members of the
w. r c. are requested to meet at
G.. A. r. hall Thursday, Jan. 5. at 2:30
p. m, to assist with capmire supper.
Attended Dance-Several Mandan
people attended the X. O. T. NJ. dance
at Baker hall last evening. The dance
was a very pleasant affair and also a
financial success.
Dance at Mandan-A special tro'
will be run between here and Mandan
for the X. o. T. NJ. dance in the
latter place on the 10Th. Cards or
chestra will furnish the music.
Insurance Lobby. ]. Thompson,
of jamestown, is here. He is president
of the North Dakota auxiliary to the
National Fraternal congress-a repre-
sentative of all the organizations of
fraternal insurance.
Special From Mandan--A special
was run from Nandan last night for
those desiring to take in the lecture
of the F%ortnightly club course. by
General G. o. Howard. A large num-
Der Of our neighbors from over the
river availed themselves.
Governor Whites March-Mr. Gard
has arranged his Gov. Whites Inau-
gnral March" for the piano and is hav-
ing ii published. A large number of
copies have been spoken for by mem
hare lnf tho 1Anislotnr, anI Io.,A ELI.
and copies will be on sale in the city
soon.
Sale Of Seats-The sale of seats for
the forthcoming engagement of Mr..
Charles 3 Hartford in Tanning of the
Shrew' at Mandan opera house will
open on Saturday. Jan. 81. at Rem
ington's drug store. Special train will
convery Bismarckers to and from
Mandan.
Brought in a Criminai-Sheriff Bea-
verstad, of Benson county. was an ar
rival from the east Yesterday with a
prisoner named Phillips. who has been
sent up from Minnewaukan for the
crime of rape, committed upon his
~stepdaughter. He was sentenced to
nineteen years in the State peniten-
tiary and brought here to begin serv-
ing out his sentence.
General Howard Lectures--A large
number attended the lecture on Get
tyshurg' given by General O. O. How
ard at the Atheneum last night. The
lecture was interesting. and especial
attention was paid from the fact that
General Howard spoke with the
knowledge and authority of one of the
leading commanders of the civil war,
General Howard went west on the
night train.
Legislature Comes sack-The legis.
lative push returned from the east on
the noon train Yesterday. The train
was two hours late and the members
made close connections for the SEES
sion at 3 o'clock. The majority of the
members passed the recess at their
homes. Some of them visited st. Paul
for several DAYS. All were much inter
ested in the liquor seizure and devel-
opments during their absence.
CITY Council Meetinq-Tho city
council Will hold an adjourned meet.
ing tonight to pass on the draw and
hack ordinance. The ordinance pro,
vides an annual license for draws and
hacks. and is intended to cover the
operations of hacks during the two
months of the legislative session rs
well as those that are run by the
year a bill of charges is also in.
cludod in the ordinance. fixing the
maximum rates to be charged for Ger.
tain distances.
Military Cinch-The Misses Wag-
goner entertained a large number of
friends at their home last evening.
Eleven tables We're placed for cards
and each was decorated with small
pin flags and n large center flag rep.
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