Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-06

He CITY /
Born To-day at residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Beech and to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Galloway. q boy.
DiyorcsdA decree Of divorce was
granted today to Harry Buck, divorc-
IL. him fscm. Anna ButA
comnIssiensrsTh county com.
missioners were in session again yes
terday and spent the afternoon on q
trip q inspection OF some certain
roads. 3sS.
New Choir Rev. Jones, recently ar
rived from Devils Lake. is organizing
a choir for st. Georges church and
4 will hold services there at 1O:45 .. "a.
Sunday. !.
Street Car Tickets Street car
tickets are on sale at the Capital Book
Store and at r p. HIos skin cigar
stand at the capitol, They are not fer
sale on the cars.
Berams Scared horse hitched In
front Of Judge Winchester's residence
yesterday afternoon did not like the
looks OF the trolley car and took q
spin down the street. He was round
ed up before he had done any damage.
Died Last Evening George Sanns,
OF Cogswell, died in this city at 6:45
3 yesterday evening. Deceased came
here but q few days ago and was taken
with pneumonia Sunday last. The re-
mains we're shipped this morning to
his sister, Mrs. ]. c. Grams at Mont
& gomery, Orange county, N. j..
New Arc Light-A petition was be-
ing passed around last night and sign
ed by many residents of the second
ward, which will be presented to the
city council, asking them to place an
arc light at the corner Of Main street
and Second streeta dark corner and
bad for footing at night especially in
bad weather.
Has Arrived-The date for the in
aDg.,:s, ball has arrived and man,
have been the preparations made for
1t. 1t is to 60 down In history as the
most brilliant affair of the kind in the
state. The attendance will be larger
than at any previous inaugural and
everything for the pleasant and
smooth conduction of the ball will be
1 better than eycr. before. . 8.
A contest-A contest case involv-
ing the southwest quarter Of 1O-142-S3
was called for a hearing at the land
Office today. Jarvis Mcdonald ap-
4 peared as the contestant but there
was no appearance on the part OF the
defense, e. Radock, who is suffering
from broken leg. Testimony of
contestant was taken but new hear
Ing may he arranged for.
Small Biaze--At about one o'clock
yesterday morning an alarm of fire
was turned in-the old band stand
was burning. It is now being used
as q warming room for the ice rink
& and q defective flue did the business
after closing hours. The fire was put
out before any great damage was
done and the little building was put in
good shape by evening. The Ice rink
seems doomed to bad luck. !
VIII be Dedicated On January 27th
the Masonic Temple at Edgeley will
be dedicated and 1t Is expected that
President Worst Of the agricultural
college, State Superintendent Stock
well. Grand Master ]. W. Foley and
Governor Sarles will be present.
representative c. H. Shells is very
much interested in the matter and
will endeayor to get an adjournment
q the Legislature over that date to
enable those who would like to attend
TO do 50.
Died-C. H. Eddck Of this city passed
away ct his home on 5th street at an
early hour yesterday morning after q
short Illness, pneumonia being the
complaint. Funeral arrangements have
not as vet been made. Mr.. Eddck was
~ old timer Of the Missouri slope.
where, with his brother G. D. Edick,
ha hafx hQo11 =, ro~1Nn, 81. -.