Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-06

twenty-four hours ending tonight at
8 o'clock:
Fair Tuesday; stationary temperature.
New Dynamo lnstalled-The new
dynamo has been placed and will be
in working order today.
Club Meeting-The Fortnightly club
will meet with Mrs. William Moore
on Wednesday afternoon.
Saying Goodbye-A large delegation
of the lady Maccabees were at the
train last night to bid their depart
ing member, Mrs. Lewis, goodbye.
Church Service-Services were held
at the Baptist church last evening
and were conducted by Revs. London
and Wood, and will be repeated this
evening and tomorrow.
Accused Of "Pigging"-Russ Bolton
was taken up for alleged plugging"
yesterday morning and taken before
Judge Tibbils for hearing. He gave
bonds and waived examination.
Insurance Paid-Mrs. John McLain
has received a draft for $4,000 from
the Supreme Hive Ladies of the Mac
cabees in payment of the policy held
by Mrs. Belle KLAUS. of this city.
Released on Bail-Otto Reamur,
who was taken up Saturday night on
the charge of running a pig" ap-
peared before Judge Tibbils yester-
released on bonds.
Do You Get The Tribune?-If for
any reason any Tribune subscriber
fails to get his paper complaint should
be sent in promptly that the cause
may be determined. To miss The
Tribune will be to miss the news.
Died From Pneumonia-Sam Sulli-
van, a man from the Wilton mines,
who has been at the hospital suffering
from pneumonia, died today. He had
been employed at the mines but three
days and will be buried by the county.
Ping-Pong Entertainment-A num-
Der Of the friends of Miss Frances
Hare gathered at her home last eve
ming and enjoyed a pleasant evening
at ping-pong and music. A dainty
luncheon was served and the merry
guests departed at a late hour.
Lecture Course Tickets-All those
holding course tickets for the lecture
course may secure reserved seats for
the Swedish quintet concert on next
Thursday at Remington's. On Friday
and Saturday next the sale will be
open to the general public. Reserved
seats Is cents.
Ladies' Aid Meeting-The Ladies'
Aid society of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will meet on Thursday after
noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Lit
tie. A large attendance is desired
as business of Importance. including
the annual election of officers. will
come before the meeting.
Notice Of Meeting-James B. Nc
Pherson Post No. 2 and w r. c. No.
Z will hold joint installation Thurs
day evening. Jan. s, at s o'clock. All
members of the post and their fam
lilies. corps and their families, and all
visiting comrades are cordially invited
to attend. BY order of Nicholas Dock
endorf. commander: w. A. Bentley,
adjutant.
The Capitol in Shape-Superintend-
ent McGillis has the two legislative
chambers-in fact the whole capitol
building-in excellent order for the
converting of the eighth legislative as
sembly. The house with its new fur
nishings and the senate chamber with
its nobby desks and easy chairs are
so inviting members will regret that
their stay in Bismarck is limited to
sixty days-on pay.
Judge Will Return-Judge Wallin:
I desire it understood that although
I have retired from the service of the
public I shall continue to claim this
go to Chicago and after a visit there
| shall go south to spend a few weeks.
expecting to return to the state early
in the spring when an Industrious
young man will be looking for a place
WHeTe ne may nope 10 succeed.
Found in a Fit-The police picked
up a nan in front of J. c. Swett's
store yesterday afternoon who is a
very helpless sort of creature. He Is
the n who was seen around here
early last fall and was engineered
back and forth between here and
other points. He is subject to fits and
is supposed to be partially %deranged.
He was taken to the city Jail until
further arrangements can be made for
his disposal.
Swedish Ladies' Quintet-During's
Swedish Ladies' Quintet are making
their first tour of the United States
and will give a concert at the Athe-
neum on Saturday evening. This is
the first vocal quintet ever sent over
from Sweden and is getting crowded
houses everywhere. Mr.. Curtis G.
Morse. impersonator and humorist. ac-
companies them. His selections from
David Harum and Dooley always
amuse and entertain the audience.