Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-02

day, January 2nd. at the X. P. hall.
Alas today for the resolutions of
yesterday-how many Of them were
bubbles.
Miss Alice Will eft yesterday after
noon for the east. after a brief visit
with her mother in this city.
Mrs. Florence Baldwin returned on
het noon train from the cas- and will
resume her duties at the capital.
The Canton l. O. o. 7. gave a New
Years ball at Baker nall last night at
which there was a very large attend
ance.
Richard T~histlewaite appears behind
the counter in the Northwest hotel
as the day clerk since the departure
of Mr.. Taylor.
County Superintendent-elect Mrs.
Evarts attended the educational meet
ing at Fargo and returned on the noon
train yesterday.
The Devils Auction" company had
two cars on the noon train going west.
Five births in the city Wednesday
December 31St.
Robt. Cotton. of Wilton. was in the
city in connection with the case If
Sands VS.. Killian. and returned to Will
ton this morning.
The orchestra begins tonight to re-
hearse special music for the inaugural
ball and those who will attend may ex-
pect something very fine.
A little n~eighborhood watch party
and luncheon IA enjoyed al the lay
Tor home Wednesday evening, a num-
Der of the neighbors being present.
For a parting salutation the old
year could not have done better in the
way of fine weather. and in that the
new year has given us a merry greet
ing.
Miss Minnie Larson and Miss Ella
Fortune left yesterday afternoon for
Minneapolis, where they will take up
a business course at the Curtis Bust
ness college.
Rev. Guldstrom held confirmation
services in the Swedish Lutheral
church yesterday. at which the Misses
Alma %Sundquist, Alice Pearson and
Mabel Peterson were confirmed.
Leo Kaufman, recently ordained
deacon by Bishop Stanley at Fargo,
stopped off to visit with Father Glenn
n in this city while en- route to
Richardton, where he will be sta
toned.
Auditor-elect Holmes was accom-
panied today by Mr.. Wiley. who will
be deputy state auditor under the new
regime. Mr.. Wiley has been with Mr..
Holmes bank at st. Thomas and is
a capable man.
Miss Aldyth Ward, who is teaching
in the Dickinson schools, arrived yes
treday on the noon train from Fargo
meeting of the state educational as
ISOLATION and visiting with friends.
H. l.. Holmes, state auditor-elect, is
among the arrivals in the city today,
and will assume the duties of his Office
Monday. Mr.. Holmes is a well
known banker in Pembina county.
with a wide circle of friends through
the state.
An event worth mentioning is the
fact that a very pleasant game of ten
mis- was enjoyed on the Third street
court yesterday afternoon, January l..
1903, something that many folks that
are not acquainted with North Dakota
would not believe. No snow and a
bright warm sunshiny afternoon in
January is becoming no unusual thing
in our particular part of the state.
Mr.. E. J. Taylor, deputy state sup
a%rintendent of public instruction un-
der Superintendent Stockwell. was
the arrivals in the city Wednes-
day night He has rented the cottage
formerly occupied by Mrs. Klaus, from
DR.. Quain, and will reside there with
his family. consisting of his wife and
two children. Mr.. Taylor is well
known among the educators of the
state and brings to his position exper-
fence and c%apabiity
A case before Judge Tibbles Wednes-
day was Sands VS.. Killian, both Of
wherein Sands brought action
aginst Mrs. iKllian for denying his
of exercise of lease of the lat
ter's property. Sands had leased the
property near Wilton for three
years, but had been able to secure only
part of the house for his use owing to
the hostility of Mrs. Killian. Recent
ly she attempted to regain all of the
premises with an AK and carved her