Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-28
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N. e. Forecast for SO hours from 8
y p. M, January q: Fair; colder Friday
4 night; stationary temperature Satur-
day. "a.
Went South-A large delegation of
local knights of Pythias went to Haz-
I elton yesterday afternoon to institute
q a new lodge. 5
Brought to Hospital--Mrs. G. w.
Bradford, of Sterling was brought to
the hospital yesterday, suffering a
slight indisposition. aS7 @
Red carnation Day Tomorrow,
Sunday, January 20 is Mckinley day
and the red carnation, his favorite
flower, will be much in evidence.
An Operation-An operation was
performed on Blake Buckley, Of
Stewartsdale, at ST. Alexius hospital
and the patient was resting well last
4 night. Z .,-5
In Law--F. s. Carroll, of Iowa, has
arrived in the city and Is with At
torney Mockler in his law offices.
Mr.. Carroll Is an able attorney and
If, he chooses to remain here a new
law firm, Mockler & Carroll may be
announced soon. 1,a5 ,4,s8e
An Error Through an error in
reading proof for yesterdays daily the
name of man who had his hands
frozen was made to read "Tom Len
shaw" when it should have read Tom
Lennehan. Mr.. Lennehan is still at
the hospital but it not yet known
whether amputation will be necessary
or not. 5isI: gtl,3ks i I .is.1s ,,-.g
Died-The old timers continue to
leave us. This time it is Jacob Swan
son, of Fort Rice, who died at 8 p. m.
Thursday Of heart failure. Mr..
Swanson was born in Sweden, was
4 81 years of age and came to Bismarck
ins18S2. He Is SURVIVED by four sons
and one daughter, Mrs. Irvine Small
and all living here. The funeral will
be held Sunday at 2 p m. from the
Presbyterian church. ~
Entertained-Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Wods entertained at cards last even
ing. Miss Coleman won the ladies'
prize and Mr.. Frank White the gen.
tlemen's prize. Refreshments were
served and the evening very pleas
antly passed. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Sarles, Casey,
Marshall, Holmes, Barnes, Will, Dill.
lon, Gushing, Kaufman, White, Tay.
4 Tor. Mrs. Moore, Miss York, Miss Cole.
man and Messrs. Stockwell and Mt.
chell. s, AZ a.s<
Progressive Euchre Mrs. A. T. Pat
terson and Mrs. w. P. Matchen enter
tanned at progressive euchre at the
home Of the former yesterday after
noon from two-thirty until six. There
were six tables and thirty guests. Mrs.
>. B. Taylor won the first prize for
/ progressions and Mrs. G. M. Dahl the
first prize for lone hand, The hos
tesses were assisted by Mrs. F. b.
Funk, Of Washburn. and Miss Sander
son Of this city and, little Miss Mar
garet WEIGH who assisted in receiving
the guests. 'sa "a. zsssf-s.
In Chambers Before Judge Win
chester yesterday appeared Attorney
Nuessle Of Mclean county and Attor-I
/ ney Olgierson, Of Underwood. It was
a motion in regard to the F. L. Harris
case. The jury in that case had de-
cided that the latter pay $1,000 month
" for the support of the child and
4 furnish a bond OF $4,000. Not being
able to furnish the bond he has spent
Ito days IN Jail and paid none of the
monies named. Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Nuessle appeared for the state
and Mr.. olglerson for the defendant
and the result Of the arguments were,
that MI. Harris will be released from
Jail and the necessity Of furnishing,
the $4,000 bond providing he pays the
amounts due to date at SIS per month
ana costs.
Reduction sale during the remain
der Of January OF 10 per cent on all
cash sales at Faunces. Considering
the already low. prices there goods
are marked at this is especially low
figures. Call and ace me.
Reeds Rules Of Order are the oficiail