Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-11
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Weather report for twenty-four
hours ending s p.8m. Feb. 10, 1905:
1naximum temperature IL degrees be-
low; minimum temperature 10 eegrees
below. Maximum wind velocity 10
NV. Total precipitation, trace. Fore
{ cast for thirty-six hours from Feb. 10,
1905: Generally fir; continued low
temperature. 81 3s B. 81
AT the Hospital--A. P. Nelson, Of
Sims, is a recent arrival at the hos
pital suffering from broken leg.
4 I. Decree Of Divorce-A decree Of d.
vorce was granted BY Judge Winchester
yesterday il thecase Of Mrs Chas. John
! con and husband. & III! $5s
3&# Under the Weather-Robert Walt
\ ers, postmaster of the house, Is quite
III, and confined to his bed.
Taken lii-Arthur GussnerS was
taken to the hospital, yesterday after
/ noon, suffering from an attack Of
pneumonia.
Gone tiome-F Frank Little, who for
some time past has been at st. Al
exius hospital, has recovered, and re-,
turned to his home. Il.
Passed Through-N. F.. Scott, rails
4 road magnate Of Wilmington, Delaware.
and party passed through the city yes
terday in private car. They are on q
tour of the western country. b h
Died Late Yesterday afternoon
David Mckee, aged 70, passed away,
his death was due to paralysis of the
4 heart. The funeral will occur this
morning, and burial will be made in
Fairview cemetery ssss 8 !.
Basket soeiaI-The la dies Of the
Epworth Leagueof the Methodist church
] will gave a basket social at the Odd
Fellows hall on Thursday evening, Feb.
l4th, at 8 o'clock. A good musical pro-
gram will be rendered and everybody is
invited to come and enjoy themselves.
I A Bunch canceIled-At the local
land Office a number of entries have
been ordered cancelled by the depart
ment. These are results of final de-
cisions on contests by the commits
sioner and aggregate 10000 acres ~of
land in this district.
G Surprised the GirIs-Supt. Moore
has been tormented some of late by
truants and, strange to relate, he
says it is not the boys. Yesterday.
afternoon while the girls were at the
capitol learning tolegislate Mr.. Moore
was holding counsel with their par
ents. Now the girls are trying to ex-
plain their playfulness to the folks at
home.
Hospital Notes-Frank Helmer, Of
Wahpeton, has left The hospital after
a six weeks treatment. Eugene Hub
bel, of Wilton, underwent an opera
ton for the removal of enlarged tom
sis. Mrs. Paul, of Underwood, is a
recent arrival. There was born to
as Mrs. a. e. Overseth, of New England,
Thursdays boy.
Bulls CLASSMATES Col. J. ". Bull,
of this city, who was classmate at
the Albany Law school Of the late
Joseph Man1ey, was much surprised,
to read Of the 1atter's death in the col
umns of the Tribune a few mornings
since, as he had but few days before
had letter from the latter stating
that he was enjoying the best of.
health. y
The Play Macbeth was presented
& at the Atheneum last night by Sanford
Dodge and company and was very well
received. Mr.. Dodge is very well sup
ported and Miss Scoville's Lady Mac
beth" was well portrayed. They were
greeted by q larger house than Thurs
day night and their merits have proved
I such that they will be greeted by much