Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-25
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II at 8 b. m. Feb. "a Maximum tempera-
ture AS degrees above; minimum tenn
perature 80 degrees above; maximum
wind velocity 80 miles NV. Forecast
1 for So hours from 8 p. m. Feb. "a: Fair
tonight and Saturday; cooler to-
night
Will Preach Representative Shells
will deliver the sermon at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening.
Went to Jamestown-Co Con O'Leary
went to jamestown accompanied by
George WEIGH and the formers broth
er, yesterday.
Smart Settle Smart. Set enjoyed
a pleasant hop at Eagles hall last
might, having that peculiar enjoyment
known to youthfulness. { s
Dancing Party-Mrs Jerry Bacon
and Mrs. Maynard Crane will enter
tain their friends in the city at a
dancing party at Baker hall Tuesday
night ra
Episcopal Guild-The ladies of the
Episcopal Guild will have a thimble
bee at the home of Mrs. Oscar Will on
Wednesday next. The ladies are cor
daily invited. s-..-s
Reception-Mrs. B. H. Bronson has
cards out for reception at her home
this afternoon. About a hundred
guests have been invited to call in
the course of the afternoon.
Birthday Dinner-Mrs. P. B. Webb
entertained at dinner Thursday even
ing in honor of Mr.. Webb's birthday.
Covers were laid for twelve and most
delightful evening was enjoyed by the
favored ones. .s,"
Purchased Property-Frank Law
renee has purchased the lot just north
of r. D. Hoskins' house ON Fourth st.,
from Mr. Hoskins and will probably
erect a residence thereon during the
summer. Consideration $3.50.
Will Leave-Rev. Callop Of the Bap-
list church, will leave the latter part
of March for an extended trip west.
He will take In the Portland fair, visit
along the coast and also visit the
Santa Catalina islands an dHawaii.
Picked Up-Sheriff WEIGH picked up
one of .the Boys" yesterday who was
badly loaded and gave him a rest in
the Jail. He also warned his two
companions that they had better get
/, .tout home" as they were getting too
noisy.
4 Big DeIesation--A special train
brought over large delegation of rep
resentative Mandan gentlemen inter-
ested in the state fair legislation yes
terday. They all attended the after
noon session Of the house, where the
measure was in evidence.
Court case-A court case was partly
heard in district court yesterday en-
titled H. G.. Voss administrator for the
estate of G. NJ. Cushman VS.. Addie G.
T. Wogan, involving a certain descrip-
ton of land. 1t was continued over to
the 9th.
For Five Years Sheriff Atkinson
of Pembina county has turned over to
the penitentiary the man Hartzell who
will do five years for murder commit
/ ted near Langdon. His partner, Bas-
come, is now having his trial as an
accomplice in the same crime.
INTERCHANGEABLE. and Mrs. P. G..
Remington entertained party Of 60
Y at cards Thursday night. Whist was
the evenings entertainment. Mrs. M.
n. Jewell won the first prize among
the ladies and Mr.. Frank White among
I the gentlemen. The guests we're de-
lightfully entertained, refreshments
were served. and the evening was
characteristic Of the gracious hospi-
tally OF the host and hostess.
Death Of Maud Garrett Maud Gar
rett, the ten-year-old daughter Of A. H.
Garrett. died last night at 1920 OF
commissions. The little girl has been
sufferer all winter and while all
that was possible has been done for
her Il was found impossible to pro
long her Life. Arrangements for the
funeral will be made later. "A large
circle Of friends viii sympathize with