Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-07

tWeuty-lOuT hours enulnS tOnlgnt at
s o'clock:
Fair ard colder Wednesday.
Succeeds as stenographer-In the
governors force Miss Ara Waggoner
succeeds Miss Bessie as ste%nographer.
Orchestra Will PIay-Oard's orches-
ira will furnish music for the recep-
ton at Governor Whites residence
tonight.
Death at Cannon BalI-Agent Bling
enheimer brings the news of the death
of Lawrence Wells. son Of Sub-Agent
Wells. of the Cannon Ball district.
Standing Rock agency.
DeraiIed a Car-While the train
crew of the 500 were switching a car
onto a siding at Wishek yesterday the
wind got in its work and scattered the
roof of the car over a wide strength
of country.
Only One Chanee-There is but one
change made in the Office of superin-
tendent OF public instruction. e. j.
Taylor. of Grand Forks, will be the
new deputy. San Parker remains as
clerk and Mrs. Florence Baldwin will
attend to the ste%nographic work.
Mannerchoir Officers-Omcers of
the Bismarck Mannerchoir for the en-
suing year are as follows: John Ye-
gen, president; Joseph Fox, vice pres
iAon. Otto Dir1an, Cnrratorr. T-Ln
Maassen, treasurer: A. B. Grambs.
prohivar. Trustees: Charles Wach-
ter, Paul Nicholson and William Laist.
Reception at Executive Mansion
This evening Governor and Mrs.
White will receive informally in hon.
or of their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
White, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lee Hadley,
Mrs. Mary H. Cox, Miss Jessie Carson
and Miss Mamie Mudgett. Nor formal
invitations will be issued and all
friends are cordially invited.
Stole From His Mother-Chief
Ritchey wired the sheriff at Dickinson
yesterday to arrest and hold Paul La
Wig, who is charged with the theft of
$3.50 from his mother. The parties are
residents of Wilton and Paul was
given the sum to buy horses. He took
the train for Dickinson, where he is
said to have a lady. Hence the wire
for his arrest.
Exhausted by the Storm-Mrs.
Linda w. Slaughter fell exhausted in
the street near the Presbyterian
church in the severe storm of yester.
day n was so greatly exhausted she
was unable to rise. Aid was rendered
by Mrs. Jewell and others from the
Jewell residence and the lady was
taken in and assistance rendered that
enabled her to resume her trip home.
ward.
Injured in Storm-William Lolita. ar
employee of the Woodmansee livery
barn, was a victim of the wind storm
yesterday. While e~ndeavoring tc
close a large gate at the stable yard
the force of the wind struck the gate
and hurled him about twelve feet
through the air. where he struck or
the small of his back against the tire
OF a lumber wagon wheel. He was
unable to be about yesterday but the
doctors say there is no internal in
jury and he will not be laid up.
Change Of oate-Respecting the
wishes of the officers of the state
guard, who have other engagements
General Miller has advanced the date
for the meeting of the National Guard
association from Jan. 1916 to Tues
day and Wednesday. Jan. 1914. Or
account of this change Company A
has set the date of its reception ant
ball to Governor White and staff fol
Tuesday, instead of Thursday evening
Elaborate preparations for this event
lead to the belief it will be next t.
the inaugural ball, the fashionable
event of the winter. Governor ant
Mrs. White will lead the grand marcel
in which many distinguished military
and civil personages will participate
Reception at $50, grand march at
p. m. sharp.