Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-15
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Confirmed r. X. Eastman was con-
firmed as postmaster at Wilton and
I G. H. Lee at Walhalla.
Ten Day Dryer William Robe was
brought into Justice court yesterday
morning on q charge Of drunk ten
days. lg s|.
married. Joseph Laer and Miss
I Clara Kross Of Napoleon were mar,
ried by the Reverend Father Clemens
] yesterday.
Improving Arthur William is some
what improved and Is making his
\ plans to go to the Hunters Hot
Springs for treatment. . ...s
Collections Good Treasurer Sperry
reports that the tax receipts so far
this month are picking up quite lively
and wi llmake good total by the end
OF the month. "a .*
Improving Mick O,Conner who has
been laid up for some time with
pneumonia was reported as improv-
ing yesterday but is as vet not able to
receive friends.
Pension Matters Senator McCunls
Der has recommended favorably bills
Off increase OF pension to VIM.
Moorhouse and O. P. Thurston, John
F. Wallace, T. ]. Tully and M. H.
Burton. e'=s S.z. - y
Stand Pipe Busted The stand pipe
for engines In the N. P. yards froze
up late Friday night and bursted. A
force OF workmen were busy yester-
day putting in almost an entirely
new pipe. s4.aE " TIL MI N
Notice to G. A. r. Comrades Com
rades of Grand Army OF the Republic
will meet at Webb's parlors at 1880
today to attend the funeral of late
comrade E.. j. ,McNeeser. Joseph
Hare, commander. Va
Piercing Cold The continued cold
Of the last two weeks is putting the
heating plants in this city to a
thorough test and some Of them are
reported as not meeting the emery
,ency satisfactorily. 1, There is much
consequent kicking. @
A Contest The w. C. T. u. are
arranging for a first-class contest to
take place in the new stone school,
house at Menoken, Friday evening,
January goth. Ten contestants are
preparing parts and an elaborate
musical program is prepared.
just the Thing The Northwest
Cafe is filling a ong felt want mas.
much as 1t has nice quarters just
east Of the main dining room, where
everything the market affords can be
had at all hours. "a famous eastern
chef is in charge and the service is
4 up to the most approved standards Of
those who desire good things served
right" 81 S-
Postponed In reference to the
military ball that is to be held at the
capitol next Tuesday evening the
meeting Of the Eagles has been post
poned to 5 o'clock Thursday evening
Deputy g. p, Geo. w. Poague will
be here and all charter members who
have not already taken the obligation
must be present at this meeting. Work
and refreshments. All Eagles invite l
to attend. gs
A Young Manager-Frank Streeter,
. II year old son of d. r. Streeter Of
Linton, after getting out the Emmons
County Record early Saturday morn
ing, came up to visit his father and
see the wheels of legislation go
round. He has full charge Of the
paper during the absence of his faith
or, and he has demonstrated the fact
that there are two good newspaper
men in the streeter family.
ENTERTAINERS Mrs. B. H. Bronson.
/ assisted by Mrs. J. w Foley and Mrs.
p. g. Patterson, entertained a number.
Of guests last evening at the home of
Il the former in honor of Miss Thomas.
Five hundred was played, there being
i've tables and the prizes were won
BY, the ladies. Miss York, the gentle
\ mems, by Mr.. Horgan. After cards a
dainty luncheon was served. There
were twenty guests, mostly young