Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-17

Generally fair with slowly rising
temperature Tuesday.
Maximum temperature Sunday. is.
minimum, Al.
nj was the lowest temperature in
sixteen years. Feb. 3, 1887. the TEN.
perature dropped to AZ degrees below
zero. Jan. 2, 1887, was the lowest ever
recorded-44 below.
Fortnightly CIub-The Fortnightly
club will meet with Mrs. T.. II. Wilson
Wednesday afternoon.
Married-Mr. Shaddon and Miss
Odlna krause were married yesterday
at the residence of Mr.. Yengst in this
city.
A. o. U. w. Meeting-There will be
a meeting of the A. o. U. w. tonight
CTuesday) at the X. p. hall at the
usual hour.
~. p. Surveyors-A gang of n. P
surveyors arrived from the east last
evening and are quartered at the
Grand Pacific.
Cold Day for Washburn-A report
from Washburn yesterday says SO de.
grees below zero at that place at Z
a. m. yesterday.
May be Agen:-It is reported that
John Carignan, of Fort Yates, stands a
good show of being appointed Indian
agent of the Standing Rock reserva.
ton.
After Game Wardenship-Hans C
Steushoel. ex-sheriff of Barnes county
is after the game ~wardenship of the
proposed Second district. There are
others.
Sold a Big Spark-Prosperity is in
deed with some when we note that yes.
terday j.. B. Cook & Co. made a SPOT
cash sale of a SOIL 90 diamond soil
taire ring.
New Land Officers-H. E. Baird
has been appointed receiver of the
oA' oiiNS aN Liant. L Nus. II
Fox at Minot and John Satterlund al
Bismarck, and Ole Serumgard register
of the Devils Lake land office.
Trains Behind Time-All trains en-
tering the city are again running be
hind time. yesterdays 1922 train ar
irving about 6 p. m. and the 500 trair
near midnight. All last nights trains
were greatly DELAYED, a result of the
extreme cold weather.
Guests of Bismarck-The Dickinson
and Mandan lodges of Rebekahs vii
be the guests of the Bismarck lodge
on Saturday, the Dist, to hold a dis
trict meeting. The members of The
local lodge are preparing for a socia
session for the entertainment of theil
guests.
Look Up Street Car Matters-Rep
resentative Brown has gone to Mime
apolis and st. Paul. where he will have
a talk with street railroad officials ant
electricians so as to possess himseli
with facts and figures in reference tC
nv PioPootN doIitN iint W w tut
capitol.
MaIlough on ~Guard-The Cass coun
" Legislators left Representative Nal
Tough in Bismarck as a sort of wi
dette' to see that no monkey doodle
business t~ranspires to do up Fargo OF
their state fair proposition. AS Mr.
MallOugh has his family with him hi
is c%ontented.
Cold Weather - Extremely colo
weather has prevailed over the slope
the past few days. Saturday night The
government records showed Al degrees
below zero and Sunday night 80 below
There has been no wind, and the colo
has caused no particular suffering
not as much as zero temperature il
the east.
Masquerade Ball-The Canton boy.
are making every preparation to in
sure the success of the masquerad,
ball to be given at the Atheneum mex
Monday night. Good music has beer
secured and they intend to make thi!
tNtHt a uttlHS tilHIdN W the man.
successful entertainments given thit
season. See ad in another column.
Change in PIans-W. l.. Stockwel
and family arrived in the city from Bis
marck last Friday evening. and TIL
family will make Grafton their HON,
for the present. The presence of al
epidemic of measles in the capital cit,
is responsible for the change in thei
plans. Mr.. Stockwell returned to Bis
marck Sunday evening.-Graftol
News and Times.
Minstrel ShoW-The Company \
boys of Fort Lincoln held a rehearsa
at the Atheneum last night for thei
minstrel performance to be give
Wednesday night. They have man
nice songs and choruses and goo
jokes. A particularly interesting fec
ture is the drill to music by nine @
the company. which is something Sc
dom if ever een on the stage. Gard