Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-08

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Hearing Monday-Jas. Gillian, who
is implicated In the complaint, with
Lockhart on the charge OF assault and
battery will have a hearing before
Justice Gilbert Monday. W" ~
Appointed Dsputy--Yesterday Dr..
w. Al. Bentley, cononer. appointed
Justice g. Il. Gilbert to act as coroner
in the event of his own ina bility to
act, on his absence from the city.
Want An EARLY settlement All bills
incurred by the several committees
for lie arrangement: IT tie inaugural
ball should be lett with M. M. Cook or
DR.. w. g. Watctan, without delay.
{ District court-District court will
sit on Tuesday at two o'clock when
the Van de Worst murder case will
come up for hearing. Judge e. T.
I Burke OF the Fifth judicial district will
be the presiding judge. g.. "
Died Yesterday-Word was received
I, in the city yesterday Of the death at
Campbell Of Alex Campbell, father of
Dugald, James and Alex. Jr., Of that
! place. Particulars of the sudden
demise were not to be had last even
\ ing. .15@~'.
Moved-st. Elmo lodge, Knights of
n Pythias, have moved from their form
Yer han in the Anderson block to the
new block on Fourth street over
sWebb's undertaking parlors. The
local aerie Of the Eagles also utilize
n This new hall and all the appointments
I&are very fine and up-to-date. s%"
q Concert company-The Kling-Pace-
Titus Concert company is the attrac-
u ton at the Ttheneum for the 10th.
s Miss Marion Titus of Grand Forks will
be the pianist instead Of Miss Alum.
This company will give concerts in
y Fargo and Grand Forks under the
auspices of the Musical Club of those
cities. No extra charge for reserved
8 seats. .s>. '- =.
Big crovsd-At the departure Of the
east bound train yesterday afternoon
the crowd rivalled that Of those seen
at large union stations. 1t was for
the most part persons returning to
their homes after having attended the
state ball and the train when leaving
here was crowded to standing room.
Some Of the out Of town visitors are
4 remaining in the city over Sunday.
New ceillnp-A beautiful new CELL
ling has Just been finished in st. Mary's
iCathoIic church by N. II. Lovin. It is
fvery artistic in effect and adds much
beauty to the interior of the chruch.
lit is expected that 1t will serve the
double purpose Of adding to the ac-
koustic properties and also make some
material difference in the heating Of
the great edince.
Arrived Safely Supt. Moore has re-
eeived a letter from Miss AIDA
Thomas informing him that her sister
Miss Kate Thomas arrived safely in
Chicago, having made the trip from
bismarck without much fatigue. At
Ter g visit Of night and day she went
pn to her home at Sarnia, where she
arrived safely. Both sent thanks to
friends for many hndnesses extend
ed.
81 Petty Thleying-The room OF Com
bany "A was entered sometime last
week and number Of articles stolen.
The locks on the mess chest were
forced and number Of kitchen arti.
cles taken away. Several hundred
L bullets for target practice were also
taken. which would indicate the work
was done by kids. Each door OF the
room has two locks. but It seems I'm
\ possible TO keep the light fingered
gentry out.
Assault and Battery Jas. Lockhart
4 tcolored) was brought into Justice
Gilbert's court yesterday afternoon on
complaint sworn out by H. r.
Anderson OF Linton. In the case It
\ VAS arought ont that L;.ckbar. hal
assaulted the plaintiff on the night Of
the third on Broadway and thu latter
bears unmistakable marks OF having
been pretty well battered up. Neither
the lstter Epl the dc!easant cnld
give very straight account Of where