Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-25
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THE WEATHER.
Weather report for "a hours ending
at 3, m, January "a, 1905: Max. Il
below, min. 90 below; precipitation o.
Max. wind velocity 10 miles an hour
from the northwest. Forecast for Sc
hours from 8 p. M, January "a, 1905:
Fair, slowly rising temperature We'd
nesday.
Funeral The funeral of Mrs. John
Naughton. Of Naughton township will
be held erom st. Mary's Catholic
church at one o'clock this afternoon.
recovered n. W. Mont, Of Brittin
who has been in the hospital for the
past two weeks having an operation
for appendicitis performed, is out
again and goes home today.
Pensions Bills have passed con
gress giving pensions as follows: Jas.
A. Rhodes, $50 per month; Stephen
WEIGH, $50; y. As Cling, $24; Nick
olas Dockendorf, $24; James Rior-
dan, $40; John w, Nickel $50.
Good Road lit Is within but few
days since there has been any amount
of team traffic across the river at this
& point. The river was late In closing
over and people hesitated to try 1t.
There IS, reported now, however a
good trail across the Ice. 81
Next Attraction The next attrac-
q ton at the Atheneum will be Sanford
! Dodge and company who will be here
three nights. Their program Of plays
1. to be presents #is not yet known but
one of them will be Macbeth in which
play Mr.. Dodge is at his best.
Basket sSocial-The ladies of the
Swedish church gave a basket social
at the Grand Pacific hotel Monday
night which was largely attended.
Some of the baskets brought fancy
prices and about thirty dollars was
cleared on the AFFAIR. They had jolly
time. "
"A Good Entertainments There was
the largest crowd at the Atheneum
last night that has greeted any per
I former or performance this winter, and
they all enjoyed Plumstead's char.
acterizations and work very much. His
selections were all good and the mum
bers rendered by the glee club Of the
school were also good and well re
aceived. Il Y. /as 4,
!: a number of farmers in the city yes.
terday who attended the talks on the
I irrigation matters at the capitol. Many
of these were heard TO comment very
commercially on Mr.. Shaw's talk and
were heard to remark that there were
therein expressed some very practical
and common sense farm ideas. The
farmers are giving more and more at.
tention to scientific farming and are
fast seeing the benefits of the same.
Need More Rooms at the PEN
Sheriff A. r. Turner and Register Of
Deeds Hancock returned from Bis.
mark, says the Grand Forks Herald,
where they turned G. R. Bennett, sen
fenced to serve year for burglarizing
the store OF Ole Larson, on DeMers
avenue, over to the authorities of the
penitentiary. There are s166 prisoners
in the penitentiary and only cell room
4 for 100. This results in six prisoners
being allowed to sleep on cots in the
corridors. is probable that the leg
islature will make some provision for
more cells in the institution. Sheriff
Turner and Register Hancock enjoyed
1 q visit with the lawmakers at the cap
itol during their stay in Bismarck.
Fellows at Roseburg Through pri-
yate adYices 1t is learned that Mr.. O.
Z. Fellows, formerly clerk in the Bis
marck local Office. is now with special
agent, Thos B. Neuhausen who Is in
charge Of the Roseburg land office
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