Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-18
THE CITY
THE WEATHER..


THE WEATHER.
Maximum temperature today, p.
Minimum temperature today, ID.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
twenty-four hours ending tonight at
s O'Clock:
Partially cloudy Sur day with station
airy temperature.
A Success.-The promoters of the ice
rink report that the venture is proving
to be a financial success.
Bio loss-The Mandan Pioneer
places the loss by the prairie fire last
week in the southern end of the coun-
ty at $50, 900.
Looks for New Depot-Plans are said
to have been drawn for a $4,000 depot
building at jamestown to be erected
by the Northern Pacific.
New City L~ights-Thirty 32candle
power i~ncandescent lights will be
wired in about the city for street light
ing and the Work was begun
Yesterday.
Meeting for Rehearsai-Those who
take part in the minstrel performance
are requested to meet at the residence
of Miss Cora Strauss at 2:3O Sunday
afternoon.
Went to Washburn-A large delega-
cation of the members of the local
lodge /. O. o. F. went to Washburn
lodge at that place.
Entertainment OH-Magician Ger
maine did no: reach the city yesterday.
He lost his baggage somewhere down
the road and the entertainment had to
be postponed indefinitely.
Did Things to Him-Auditor WalkeE
of the Washburn road. was one of the
Shrine candidates at FargO-and me
! boys who have been waiting for fuel
! took occasion to give him the beneht
of all the ceremonies.
Predicts Cold-Foster, the weather
man, in whom a great many pin great
faith tells us that the 25th of the
month will be one of the coolest and
that in certain localities the mercury
will drop to 60 degrees below.
And No Wolf Bounty-During one
night. about three weeks ago, twelve
calves were killed by wolves at the }
C.. Oyhus ranch. II miles northwes'
of Belfeld. These calves were weane(
last fall and were worth 500 each.
Funeral Of G. w. Moffett-Th'
funeral of George w. Mofett will o.
held Tuesday and the remains inferred
in the Sterling cemetery. A delegation
of Odd Fellows from the local lodge
of which he was a member. Will al
tend.
Give Bismarck Contractors a Chance
Bids for building a twO-story banl
building in Mandan are being adver
tised for in the Fargo papers. VII.
not in the Bismarck papers so tina
Bismarck contractors can have
show?
Not Much MISUNDERSTANDING
Jerry Bacon returned from GRAM
Forks yesterday, after telling tn
Plaindealer that he did not believ
there was much hope for resubmissiol
from the present legislature and tina
he did not believe the move would b
hard pushed.
Entertainment Tickets-Tickets ar
out for the minstrel and concert I
be given Jan. p at the Atheneum 10
the benefit Of the pipe organ FUND
The general admission is so cents, tn
reserved seats Is cents extra. Re
served seats will be on sale from Sal
urday, Jan. "a, at Remington's dru
store.
Need More Room-The propositio
has been made to complete the BIZ
marck capitol in accordance with tn
original plans. This will mean the az
dition of a north wing. and a ne'
hall for the house Of representative
will be provided. This is very desirs
BILE improvement. The present hall
badly crowded. the lighting and accOu'
tic properties are poor. and there
money in the capitol fund with whic
to make the improvement.
The White House Cook eook-lt
assumed that If the science of cookin
is known by any person 1t is know
by the steward of the White House 6
Washington. Mr.. Hugo Ziemann. o.
cupying that position at one TIM
afterwards published a book called tn
white House Cook Book" and Will
the subscription price has been $2.5
the Capitol Book store has a suppl
it is selling at $1.25 only-while the
last.
Sizing Up Damage-Superintenden
Wilson and a party of Northen Pacii
railroad officials passed through tn
city on No. 3 yesterday noon. MI