Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-04
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Weather report for "a hours ending
I IS p. M, Feb. 81: Maximum tempera-
ture 81 degrees below; minimum tenn
I perature 80 degrees below. Maximum
wind velocity IA 3. Forecast for 36
hours ending 8 p. m. February 8:
4 Generally fair; lower, stationary tenn
/ perature, 4 IA 81 81 1T
4 Dancing The dancing club enjoyed
another of their pleasant dancing
parties at Baker hall last night.
/ b Adjourned The legislature adj
journed yesterday until Wednesday
h of next week when the work Of the
session promises to be taken up in
earnest. ~ Il st. u 4
~ AZ St. Alexius HospitaI-Mrs. Cruise
of Mckenzie, was brought to- St.
Alexius hospital yesterday. She is
quite i'll and was taken to the hospi-
& tai on cot. MT 4. y%s
Social Dinner Party Senator and
Mrs. Pierce entertained at o'clock
dinner Thursday, Senator and Mrs.
Young, Senator and Mrs. Regan and
Representative and Mrs. Casey. III
. Assistant to Quain & RamsteadT-Dr.
P. H. Kearney. of st. Barnabus hospi-
tai, Minneapolis, has arrived In the
city to accept the position Of assist
ant in the firm Of Quain & Ramstead,
New FIGURING Mill---Mr. f., A. Bean,
president and manager Of the. Wells
FIGURING Mill companN Sof Wells,
MINI, is in the, city looking over the
d ground with a view OF installing a
Touring mill at Bismarck. ..:,-,
Special TrainA special train will
leave Bismarck at 2:so. Saturday aft
ernoon for, the accommodation Of the
ladies who wish to attend Mrs. voss'
afternoon: Returning the train leaves
Mandan at o'clock western time. :
A contest-Te stimony in a land con
test case was taken before the land
Office officials yesterday, Morris An
derson vs.. Miss Emma Nagel for the
southeast quarter 30-142-s2. The case
was taken under advisement and a de-
cision was not then made. "a
The Program-The program that
will be rendered by the Mozart club
on the eighth is published in another
column. Il This is the third entertain
ment in the Bismarck course and
comes as a very highly recommended
I aggregation. ...
$a Got Away-The law mouldersx got
away this morning at one-thirty on
the afternoon train. a majority Of
the members left forstheir homes in
tending toreturn Tuesday. There was
a large crowd of them going east and
there was a. grand scramble for seats,
something that a great many did not
get. :S u. y ;,
Secured Piano-The ladies of the
Presbyterian church who together
with the representative of the Mime
4 apolis Journal have been getting sub
scriptions for chat paper in the en-
deavor to get KimbaH piano as a
prize, have secured the desired num-
Der and have been awarded the in
strument. It is expected to X arrive
shortly and will be placed in the
church. $$t,5SE # ss3f (
Party lat Linc6in-The officers and
ladies at Fort Lincoln entertained
their friends at a dancing party
Thursday /. night. About Ethirty-five
guests attended from the city and en-
joyed hospitality unrivaled. Dancing
was held in the large company quar-
tiers which had been prettily deco
rated for the occasion and a luncheon
was served. Those who were present
4 speak OF It as one Of the pleasantest
Of the season.
Beautiful Phenomena--At $50 p. m.
yesterday there appeared in the
northern sky the most brilliant Of
auroras which made the early morn
ing quite light. The extraordinary
part of It was the colorings Of the
lights. At the base and to about half
the altitude the lights were Of the
ordinary hue but from that mp they