Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-19

TO witness t~he.eXecution of Jacob Ras.
sannella, which takes place before dav-
light tomorrow morning
Ad Brings Results-An ad for a
printer a lew days ago resulted in the
advertisers desk being flooded with
replies, and this. too, at a time when
all are employed, and still there are
those who profess to think that pub-
licity does not pay.
Visited Acknowledgement White
and Lieutenant Governor Bartlett re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
jamestown, where they visited the
state asylum, to look over the insti-
tuition and decide as to needs in the
way of additional lands.
Mr.. Holly Goes to South Dakota
Mr., Holly has sold his household
effects in the city and gone to Iced.
South Dakota, to visit with his cousin
until spring. The family residence so
long occupied by Mrs. Holly. has been
leased to Mr.. Wylie, the new deputy
state auditor.
Died Of Fermentation. Hugh
RYAN, while en- route to Grand Forks
from Bismarck, received a telegram
announcing the death of his brother.
William T. Ryan. in Arizona. of pneu-
monia. Hugh Ryan has gone to Big
Rapids. Mich. to attend the funeral
and will return from there to Bismarck
to resume his legislative duties.
Nc Report Yet-Governor White:
The committee consisting of Lieuten-
ant Governor Bartlett. Senator Will
ans and myself have not yet decided
upon the nature of our report regard
ing additional lands for the state
asylum. We have looked over the in
stitution and will soon prepare a re-
port and recommendations to the legis-
lature.
Mrs. Peterson Dead-Mrs. Emma
Peterson. mother of Mrs John Satter-
lund. died at the residence of Hon.
John Satterlund in this city Tuesday
night. Mrs. Peterson was SO years
of age. having been born in Sweden
March |, 1920. She lived with her
only daughter. Mrs. Satterlnd. since
1883. The funeral will be held at 2
O'Clock this afternoon from the house.
Baptist Ladies' Social-In the old
Webb block the ladies of the First
Baptist church will serve a supper on
Feb. 10 and will begin to serve at 5
O'Clock. The menu will consist of
meats. apple sauce cabbage and po-
tato salad. baked beans and brown
bread. pickles. coffee. tea, pumpkin
pie. apple pie, mince and cheese bread,
butter and cake. All for 25 cents.
Ba~ssannella Execution-State's At
torney McCulloch, of Mclean county.
was among the guests in the city yes
terday. He says arrangements have
been made for the execution of Bas-
sanella Friday. The scaffold has been
erected and the enclosure built. Bas-
sanella. he SAYS. has admitted his
identity as the same man who es-
capped from the Grand Forks jail. hut
has made no further confession.
Progressive Whist-Mr. and Mrs. C.
NJ Dahl entertained a number of
friends last evening at progressive
whist. The evening was very pleasant
ly passed the head prizes being won
by Mrs. O II VIII and Mr. J. II New
ton. Dainty refreshments were served
at the close of the play The guests
present were Messrs and Nesdames
Dillon. win. Woods white. Newton
Foley. Barnes, Register Mrs Hare.
Miss Fo>. Messrs Moore and f A
Williams
will Co to observation-disclosures
Tracy r. Bangs will go to Washburn
and endeavor to obtain a confession