Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-09

MluIIluul, Il.
Boy 10 eorn-Atwelve pound boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Haskin. Of
Dickinson, at st. Alexius hospital Sat-
urday night.
Lyric Reeital-Hazel Kirk Strayer
is the lyric vocalist who accompanies
the Cosgrove Concert company. She
has won Ave gold medals and two dia-
mond ones in contests.
Methodist Aid-fhe Methodist Aid
society will meet with Mrs. E. 8.
Pierce Tuesday afternoon, March 10,
at 2:30. instead of Thursday, as an.
nounced. Business and work.
For the Extension-Ties and sup
plies for the extension of the Bis
marck, Washburn and Great Falls road
are being shipped to Washburn.
About twelve miles Of the extension
will be completed the coming season.
Another Exodus-There was another
exodus of legislators and legislative
visitors from the city Sunday after.
noon. With the exception of half q
the legislative contingent has returned
home.
New Schedule-A new schedule
went into effect on the Northern Pa
cific yesterday, but it affects only
branch line trains and the locals be-
tween St. Paul and jamestown. There
is no change in the time of the coast
trains.
Struck Them for $50-B. B. Stuart,
of Napoleon, Is under arrest at Sioux
City, charged with swindling Clay,
Robinson & Co., out of $50. He repre-
scented himself as the son of a stock
man, who used to ship to them and
got them to cash a draft for $50 upon
the Emmons County bank at Brad
dock. Stuart is in Jail at Sioux City
in default of $3.50 bonds.
Cosgrove Orchestra-Miss May Hud-
son, the viOlinist, with the COsgrOve
orchestra, is a graduate of the Colts
chalk School of Music, Chicago. and
Is the gold medalist of her class. The
COsgrove orchestra carry with them
the largest set of aluminium chimes in
the world and a fine set of bells for
bell ringing. Hear them at the
Atheneum on next Friday night.
March 13.
Many BiIIs-Governor White is busy
at the capitol considering the bills that
have been filed with him awaiting ap-
proval. There are about $50 bills to
be acted on by the governor. who has
fifteen days after the adjournment of
the legislature to approve or disap-
prove the bills. The number of the
bills is such that it will require the
nearly undivided attention of the gov
ernor for the next two weeks to dis
pose of them.
improvements Made-Many i'm
~provements have been made at ST.
Alexius hospital in the past few
months. Electric lights have been in
stalled throughout the institution. In
the main entrance hall the old parti-
ton has been removed and new paint
ing and rescoing lends the hall a
much more cheerful and finished air.
The institution throughout is being
kept up to the always high standard
it has maintained. and under the eff
ficient management of Sister Boni-
face is easily the best of it's kind in
the state or the northwest.
McGahey Case-Attorney J. G. Ham,
ilton will, during his absence at Grand
Forks. prepare the appeal in the Nc
Gahey case and will endeavor to have
the case heard at the term of the SUI
preme court this month at Bismarck.
McGahey was sentenced by Judge
Winchester to thirty days in Jail and
5000 fine for contempt of court. The
sentenced is stayed pending the an.
peal. If the supreme court sustains
the sentence of the lower court the de.
PENDANT will have to serve his sen.
tence. The outcome of the case will
be awaited with a good deal of inter
est in this city and through the state
generally.
Standing Room onIy-New Rockford
Transcript: Ex-State's Attorney Peter
NJ. MattsOn thinks that an article an.
pearing in last weeks Transcript over
the signature of Hon. Michael T.
OConnor besmirched his reputation
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