Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-23
THE CITY
THE WEATHER


Maximum temperature today, 10.
Minimum temperature today, 8.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
twenty-four hours ending tonight at
s o'clock:
Probably light snow Friday. Sta.
tiOnary temperature.
No Meeting-There will be no meet
ing of, the Women's Relief corps Fri
day.
Smear is Popular-Since poker has
been tabooed by the mayor smear
has become the popular game about
town.
Social Session-The Swedish Man
night in honor of several members of
the legislature.
Special Meeting-There will be a
special meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the residence of Mrs. E. H. Wilson.
Tickets on SaIe-Tickets on sale at
Remington's drug store. General ad-
mission SO cents. Reserved seats on
sale commencing Saturday at Rem.
ington's.
E-A--l rL&.- W. aNta,l -,
heartfelt thanks to all the friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us in
our sad bereavement. Mrs. G. Moffet
and family.
String Orchestra-A full string or
cheetra is one of the features al the
Grand Pacific and the music dis
coursed by the legislative musicians is
greatly enjoyed by the guests.
M~accabees Dance-The Knights OF
the Maccabees will give a dance Feb.
8. 1903, at Bakers hall. A cordial
invitation is extended to everyone.
Supper will be served in the hall.
Took Chances-W. B. Wellman. F.
T. Kermott. G. C. Manning, Hon. J. w
Carroll and Hon. NJ. Mattson, together
with a number OF Valley City boys
and Joe Patterson of Washburn, spent
a day in Mandan and enjoyed the
trip.
Good Entertainment-The program
for the minstrel and concert to be
given Jan. ~, is a pleasing one, in
Guiding the latest songs and n mon S
Jokes. The best talent OF Il capital
city will take part in this entertain
ment.
A Couple Of Marriages-On Saturday
evening, Jan. II, at the presbyterian
parsonage. by the Rev. n. w Hayes,
Mr.. Edward l.. Hose was married TO
Mrs. Alma Sloan. both of Bismarck.
Also on the evening of the 10th Otto
F. Reimer to Miss Bertha Peterson,
both of Bismarck.
Another Dance-The ladies of the
d. of III. will give another social and
dance in the X. p. hall on Friday eve
ming. Jan. 80. Invitations TO the last
social will be good for this event, and
all visiting Workmen and ID. OF II
members in the city are cordially In
vited to be present.
installation of Officers-St. Elmo
lodge Knights of Pythias of this cit!
held their annual installation OF ON
GERS at their hall last night. N IN
coming officers were: |. w. Healey
G C.. f. l.. Townsend. V. c.; j. l.
Peterson, NJ. w: J. NJ. Beck. Prelate'
q Holmberg. NJ. of e; H, Tatley, NJ
of F.: /. Lutral.. NJ. A.: II. Richholt
G.. Scott Mclean. Q. G., and X. l.
Best. J. NJ. Belk and c. w. Henzle1
as trustees.
New York Life a Heavy Taxpayer
The New York Life Insurance com
pany is a heavy taxpayer IN Nor'i
Dakota-greater than any other com
panv. which indicates that the pre-
miums on policies written are create
than any other company. Inc New
York Life paid S6.22S.6l axes TO I'M
state for 1909 business. the premium
amounting to S279,14442. No wonde
C. d. Edick is proud to be the aSeh
of such a company
Multitude of ills-AXel Johnson,
resident of Mclean county, is IN IN
city under the care of DR.. Quain. wh'
Yesterday successfully removed
small cancer from Mr.. Johnson's lei
cheek. A few weeks ago Mr.. Johnso
severely injured his right thump an
is now suffering with blood poisonln
as a result of treating the canoe
which he considered at first only
boil and though the member is IN yer
bad shape he hopes to save II.
Decisions F~iled-Three decisions D
Iudee Cochrane have been hled IN IN
supreme court. In the ease of Il
bridge VS.. Knight from Barnes count!
the lower court is reversed ana IN
appeal reinstated in the case OF ri
vs. Rosholt from Trail county, I'll
! Judgment of the district court IS II
yersed in the case of Foreman v
UeaIov from i}ichiand county. the o
der appealed from is reversed eXce'
, mai norton relating 10 The injunction
al order. which is affirmed. Costs !
the appellant.