Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-24
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Weather report for "a hours ending
" s p. m. Feb. %: Maximum temperature
53 degree above; minimum tempera
ture ~ degrees above. Maximum wind
velocity IL miles SW. Forecast for sc
hours from p. m. Feb. %: Fair to-
night and Friday; moderate tempera
u ture. S Az .l%ss NJ
Fined-One drunk" was fined S.
yesterday and released after spending
a night in the jug. 4
Another Prisoner-The sheriff OF
Pembina county was an arrival yester.
day with one more boarder for the
n state. t...~,- ~... y. >%&I
a "vag''-William Gillem was brought
into police court and vagged for ten
days. He was picked up dead drunk
and without means. ~. A.. f.
Again. at Work-Mike O'Conner
has again taken his old position as
motorman after an absence Of two
months caused by illness.
Getting Numerous - Gags" and
scrappers are becoming numerous
" these nights and the night man is kept
quite busy. Two last night.
Two kids-The officers picked two
kids off the trolley car last night as
they were stealing a ride. That will
DE warning to the rest of them.
IL. Goes to Jamestown-Yester aft
ernoon the board decided to send Con
O'Leary to Jamestown for treatment.
He has suffered combination of ply.
steal ailments that have unseated his
reason.
License lssued-Marriage license
4 was issued yesterday to Ever Rosen-
bladt of Bagard, Iowa, and Miss Sarah
J. Perkins of Wisner. They will be
4 married at the home of the bride and
go to Iowa to live. .-
Died-A. P. Nelson, of New Salem,
who has been at the hospital for the
past few days, died yesterday and the
remains will be shipped to his home
today. He had sustained injuries in a
fall which caused his death.
Long Lived FamiIy-Colonel Brown,
of Grand Forks has received news of
the death of his brother, Frederick A.
1 Brown, Jan. 81, at Vienna, N. Y. De-
ceased was rs yeas old and of the
family of four wa; the first - pass
away. -. t'
Charged With Theft Of overcoat-
Charged by Capt. Ronayne with the
embezzlement of fur overcoat from
the government, George Townsend,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal Haggart, and
taken before United States Commits
sioner Mckenzie. The hearing was
continued until today.
Where is North Dakota-The statue
of Minnesota, by Gustav Gerlach, that
was on exhibition, is now in place in
the state art room of Minnesota's cap
tol. North ,Dakota's statue should find
similar haven of rest here. North
Dakota was a prettier figure than that
of Minnesota, ana both appealed to
the lovers of the nude. in art.
Goes BY the Moon-Amos Robidou
swears by the moon and his weather
forecasts are infallable. He watched
the coming of the present moon and
declared it was warm" He now
says that March will be cold and
stormy and spring is a long ways off
d vet. The Tribune swears by Robidou
and Robidou swears by the moon and
no green cheese" fellow. need cut
! in, 4 j..
Masque Bali-Canton No. 5, I. o. O..
3. held another very successful and
pleasant masque ball at the Atheneum
They enjoyed a large patronage and
the costumes were many. varied and
pretty. Prizes for costumes were
awarded as follows: Mrs. John Lovine,
flower girl. fancy costume Sc; Nick
Brodie most original, 81; Miss Norum
second most original, So; c. s. Bowser.
gentlemen's comic 81 and Miss Bowser
ladies' comic. 50, the last two being
parties from New Salem. The prize
OF S. in the waltz was awarded to
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