Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-09
THE Cry
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Maximum temperature today, 80.
Minimum temperature today. l..
Forecast for North Dakota for the
twenty-fOur hours ending tonight at
S o'clock:
Generally fair Friday; stationary tem-
p%erature.
Ready Sunday-The managers of
the new ice rink will have the same
ready for use next Sunday barring
further storms.
w. r. c. Meeting-The ladies of the
w. r. c. will hold their regular meet
ing at their hall this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock. A full attendance is earnest
~ desired.
Bismarck Girl Weds-At Butte,
Mont, on Dec. 20, Miss Annie l..
Paulson was married to Arthur l..
True, of Spokane, Wash, where they
will reside in the future.
landseekers-The H. w. Butterfeld
land people met a party of landseekers
at the noon train yesterday and took
them to the surrounding country with
a view to locating them here.
Meeting of Rebekahs-All members
of the Rebekah lodge are requested to
meet at the Odd Fellows hall at 3
O'Clock this afternoon to transact i'm
portant business under special dispen-
sation.
500 Trains Observation-Disclosures were
no trains into the city over the 500
line Wednesday and at a late hour
yesterday there had still been no ar
rival. They T blockaded temporari-
ly by snow east of here.
Election in Company A-Adiutant
General Miller has issued an order to
Company A to hold an election for
first lieutenant next Monday night.
h attendance of every member of
the company is desired upon that oc-
casion.
The New Bismarck CoIlege-The
Bismarck Business school will open
Wednesday in the old band hall, cor
ner of Fifth and Broadway. The
rooms will be open Monday and Tues
day for enrolment and selection of
courses.
Boy is Born-Harry Sims received a
letter from Chamberlain Yesterday
announcing the arrival of a boy and
girl born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Small
Jan. 2, 1903. Mr.. Small was formerly
a resident Of this city as also Mrs.
Small as Miss O'Shaughnessy.
New Manager-G. NJ. Kelly, of the
Great Western railway shops at Del
win, Iowa, has arrived in the city tC
take charge of the b. w. & G. F
shops in the place made vacant by the
resignation of Mr.. Burroughs. The
latter has a position with the Dia
mond iron works of st. Paul.
Settled by Arbitration-A couple OF
painters who have been employed fol-
a few days in decorating the interior
Of the Northwest hotel had a little
difference yesterday and got on t.
Main street to have it out. Afte
causing a little stir on the stree
with the wordy part of the battl'
the affair was settled by arbitration
and no blows struck.
More Damage by Wind-E. II. Wi
son received word yesterday loon tina
the large cattle barns and two vim
mills on his ranch north of Dawson
u-ara hlnu-n down in tho Snvnrn ctnrr
of Tuesday afternoon. Both he an
Manager Belden were in this city, an,
the actual extent of the damage car
not be ascertained. With this kind G
weather and plenty of feed and sprin
water the cattle will get along NIGEL
until the damage car be repaired.
Fought With General Sully--S.
Adair. from West Branch, Iowa, is |
the city enroute to Wilton. where h
and his son will locate. This is Nj
Adair's first visit to this country sine
1864, when he was serving with Gel
eral Sully's expedition. He was wit
I Sully three years. He is greatly SUI
/, prised at the development of such a
empire that was considered a mer
barren waste forty years ago. M
, Adair believes there will be a create
!, immigration to this section this yea
than last and is himself much please
with the country.
Swedish Ladies' Quintet-The hol
ers of course tickets in the BismarC
lecture course a secure reserve
seats for the Swedish Ladies' quint'
concert or Saturday evening at Rer
ington's store beginning at noon t
day. Owing to a misunderstanding
the plat was not ready for use We
terday as advertised. One person wi
not be given the privilege of ~reservir
{ a block of seats for others. You ms
reserve seats only for the tickets he
: in the family. On Saturday the sa
l of reserved seats will be open to II
< public at Is cents each.
Another Change in Date-The pr
i posed adjournment 81 the legislatul
l over next week has again ~necessita
: ed a change in the time of holding Il
> meeting of the State National GuaI
association and General Miller has d
cided to place the date for Jan 20 al