Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-09

Rain and snow tonight and Wednes-
day, with temperature about the freez-
J ing point. Max. SO, min. 80.
s No social-Bad weather postpones
the talent social to have been held
tonight. Date later. l
Class Entertains- junior class
of the high school will entertain the
seniors at dancing and cards at Eagles
hall tonight. @y 49,.
+ Soaked-A driving rain all day to-
day with now and then drift Of sleet
is serving to soak the ground more
thoroughly. -, y;s5 IS b., a.E \
Arrived From IceIand-The Denhoff
Voice, Mclean County Miner, Wash
burn Leader, Goodrich Citizen, Nc
Lean County Journal, Turtle Lake
Wave, Mclean County Gazette.
f. p
Court officers-A number of officers
of the U. s. circuit court arrived this
noon, among whom were Judge G. F.
Amidon, District Attorney P. H.
Rourke, Clerk Montgomery and J. G.
Haggart all of Fargo. X: r.
Mother Observation-Disclosures one of
volume one of the Mclean County
Journal which is being published at
Garrison has put in an appearance. 1t
is a five column quarto Of very neat
and pleasing appearance with L. Tink-
err formerly of Anamoose as editor and
publisher. r.-.... -.
Opening for Hotel Mana gentle
man from the north says he does not
know of better opening for a live
hotel man than at the new town Of
Coalharbor on the 500 extension from
Underwood. A town with all lines of
business is now being built and a
hotel is wanted. Hon. John Satter-
lund at the U. S. land Office, Bismarck,
can give particulars.
May Run to- Dickinson-The antici-
pated new time card of the N. P. which
was reported as going into effect yes
terday, failed to materialize. It will
probably come later. There is a
rumor that No. Z and will be run as
far west as Dickinson instead of Man.
dan. Supts. Burt and Rapelje of the
N. p. are in St. Paul arranging the de-
tails for the new card over their
Observation-Disclosures Alert. j.,
Federal Court-U. s. district court,
Judge Amidon, Judge, convened to-
day. Three cases are up for hearing;
In each case the United States is made
the defendant and the plaintiffs are
!. P. Baker, ]. o. Kruhm and c. w.
Blunt. The cases involve some grain
contracts in which the plaintiffs allege
balance due them. The case in
which the last named gentleman is
plaintiff was called first and was be-
ing heard this afternoon.
Lieutenant EIection-As per call an
election to fill the vacancy in Company
A by the resignation of Jos. Kelley,
first lieutenant, was held last night
and Thomas Mccormick was promoted
from the second lieutenancy. For the
post of second lieutenant there were
several candidates among whom were
First Sergeant Sundquist, Quarter
master Sergeant Couch, Henry Freede
and Piatt Dunn. The first and last
named were the favorite candidates
and tied each other twice finally re-
sulting in the election of the latter.
Formerly Of Bismarck-Mrs. J. w.
See died at her residence at 1:15 a. m.
today after a sickness of about week.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Bert
Strong and Mrs. Lois Weymouth of
Bismarck. Deceased died from Bright's
disease lingering complaint that has
been felt slightly for several years.
Her husband J. w. See, died in Jan
uary. The funeral will take place at
the NJ. 3. church at p. m. Tuesday
and burial will occur at Highland
Home. Mrs. See was about SO years
Of age and was married about so years
ago having resided in jamestown
about y years jamestown Alert.
Farmers Excursions President
Worst has consulted the officials Of
the n. r, and G.. N. on the matter of
the annual excursions OF farmers over
the state to the A. c., and experiment
station in July. The N. r., has an
NOM nnd e.