Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-28

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Club Danee-There will be the regu.
lar club dance at Baker hall Friday
night. ss-" n -
Still peIayed-Trafhc is still suffer-
Ing from the weather and trains are
arriving away behind schedule.
Pleasant pance-The Smart Set
held a social dance at the I. o. o. F.
hall last night and very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by the partic-
ipants. A luncheon was had at Ho-
mans after the dancing. s
To the Pen-Albert Scribner, who
received sentence to eleven years and
ten months in the penitentiary for the
murder Of William Head, was taken
to the penitentiary today to enter up
on the term of his Imprisonment.
Adjourned Meettng-An adjourned
meeting of the Yeomen will be held
Thursday tomorrow night at the
Odd Fellows hall for the purpose of
electing officers and delegate to the
state conclave at Fargo. A full. at
tendance is urged.
Quiet-The usual Christmas after
math in on and the quiet that gen.
orally lays hold socially and in bust
ness activity after the eventful day
has manifested itself. A sort of week
of rest as is customary for the fifty
second week Of the year is with us.
New Years 1aII-The Capital City
orchestra will give New Years dance
the the Atheneum. The orchestra
was never in better shape and never
have made better music than at the
present time and it is safe to say that
those who will attend will enjoy some
rare good dance music.
Good Work-Commission Melon
aid with the aid Of an improvised snow
scraper and a team of horses is doing
commendable work in the clearing of
the sidewalks of the large amount OF
snow thereon. If those along the way
will take advantage of this help Of the
city and finish the work it will be a
good work well done. =
. Before Judge Fort-Jas. Cruger was
I to be brought before Judge Fort at a
late hour this afternoon to have a
hearing for, the jumping of board
!, bill and obtaining suit of clothes
h from . local business house on an
order and Incorporating the same.
Mrs. McConville Of this city swore.out
the warrant upon which the defendant
was arrested in Valley City.
Breaking ln--L. w. Sperry, county
treasurer elect, Is in the ONCE Of the
county treasurer familiarizing himself
with the detail work of the ONCE pre-.
paratory to assuming charge when he
qualifies az treasurer next week. Dick
Thistlewaite is assisting as clerk.
y Treasurer Falconer retires from the
Office next week to become deputy
state treasurer under Albert Peterson,
Tax case-A tax case is being heard
this afternoon before Judge Winches'
ter at the county auditors office in,
: volving piece Of land owned by T. w,
Griffin and which was sold at tax sale
4 In 1901. The three years allowed for
expiration has passed and Mr.. Griffin
d seeks to have set aside the issuance OF
y tax deed to the same The Dennison
\ Land company were the purchasers
and have retained Attorneys Newton
!. and Dullam for counsel while Attorney
/. Mockler represents Mr.. Griffin.
Nusssel Married IA dispatch from
Crystal, n. d. says: At the residence
i Of the brides parents, Miss Emma
] Weiss was married to William Neussel
Of Washburn. Both are graduates Of
IF the State University. Only relatives