Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-11

Senator .LaMoure Improved-Sen-
his Don Friday, was much improved
yesterday and able to be about,
Minstrel Performance-The minstrel
performance for the benefit of the
Catholic church pipe organ fund will
he given some time between Jandar,
90 and 30.
The New Literary Club-The new
Literary club will meet Monday after
noo at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Orr. in
stead of Mrs. Charles Foster. as here
tofore announced.
Methodist Church-Rev. Burns,
presiding elder of the Fargo district,
will occupy the pulpit at the Metho-
dist church in this city both morning
and evening today
Rev. Strain lmproving-Word has
been received in the city to the effect
that Rev. Strain, who went to Ashe-
Vile. n. c.. is improving in health.
and has gone to Hen%dersonville. ".
c., where he will remain some tire.
A Surplus-1t is reported that
though the penitentiary Irvine plant
ran several thousand dollars behind
last year they have a handsome sur
plus this year and have. in keeping
down the price of Irvine. saved the
farmers of this state about 5000, 900.
More Lights Required-During the
inaugural ball the combined efforts Of
the old and the new machinery. as
well as that Of a booster to furnish
lights for the city and capitol building
were required.
Masquerade Ball-Canton Bis
marck No. S. 1. O. o. F., will give
a masquerade ball at the Atheneum
on the evening of Lincoln's birthday,
Feb. %. Visiting Odd Fellows in the
city are cordially invited to be pres
ent. Tickets 81 per couple.
An Exodus-The legislature having
adjourned yesterday the departing leg.
~islators. together with those who
came to attend the inaugural ball.
made a large delegation at the depot
yesterday afternoon. The session is
adjourned to Saturday. Jan. II.
Uncertain Service-Trains entering
the city from all points are running
on a sort of rag-time schedule these
past few DAYS and the travelling public
are at a great disadvantage as a con
sequence. Both west and east of this
point the weather has been such as
to cause great delay in all ira fic and
it is gratifying to note that it is al
around us and not with lis that the
weather is so inclement.
RunaWay-A team came daShing in
to town today from the neighborhoot
of the Griffin place, several miles on
in the country and turned the ris
over on Fourth street and throwing
out the single occupant. a young boi
named Fred Bentley. who had become
so numbed bv the cold as to be I'm
able to control the team. The ri
was not verv badly damaged and tn
boy not injured.
Mining Case Comes Up-The cas-,
of Seethof VS.. Brodie e. Peake. bein,
an application for injunction to re
strain the later from mining cOal OF
lands owned by the former unde
lease. came ND before judge Wir
chester in chambers yesterday an,
was decided in favor of the defend
ants. A T. Patterson appearing 70
Messrs. Brodie & Peake and Nuchol
& Murphy for Seethof.
New Deputy Warden-The board G
trustees of the state p~enitentiary ha
appointed Mormon Mcdonald deput
warden of the institution. Mr.. NJ
donald has been with the institutio
ten years, and has made a creditab'
record. He has been faithful. tactf,
and discreet. and was in line for tn
promotion. Friends of Mr.. McDonal
will extend congratulations. and fet
certain that he will make an effcier
and valuable officer.
Runaway Match-"Mike" l.. Quinn
in advance of "The Runaway Match
company. spent yesterday in the eli
scheduling his aggregation for a ne
Torrance in Bismarck Wednesda,
18th. This play is well and favorab'
known throughout the east, althous
il is new in this section and this
Mr.. Quinn's third year as the advanC
representative of this company. NJ
! Quinn is an old Valley City boy ar
a very popular gentleman througho'
1 this section.
/ New Bank Buildino-Fargo Forum
I Hancock Bros. architects, have cor
pleted the plans for a new bank'r
/ house at Nandan ordered by the Fir
I National bank of Mandan. The stru
tire will be imposing. two stories ar
basement. 5OXS0 feet and will co
between $4,000 and 500 600 tt
building will occupy one of the mo
prominent corners in Mandan, Ma
street and State avenues, the latt
being the main ~thoroughfare lead'i
> to the Morton county court house.
Mrs. Walton Dead-Word has be-
received of the death of Mrs. Abe
Walton. mother of William ". w;
ton. She died at her home in Cal
don n Y. Ian. >. 1903. Mrs. Waite