Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-01
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imum wind velocity "a miles NV.
Forecast for SO hours from 8 p. m.
Jan. 81: Cold wave: temperature will
fall 20 degrees by Wednesday morn
ing. 49} is;5 4 i
Communication Proof Miss Barbara
Hunkler, OF Napoleon, made communal
ton proof before the land Office yes.
Nerday. K G II
VIII Entertain Mrs H. G.. Voss, of
Mandan, win entertain at her home
Saturday and many ladies from this a
city will be present. s5 54 sf I'D
Installed OFFICERS The YeomeR in
stalled officers last night as follows:
C. w. Jones, F.; Isabelle Hines, 9;
j. NJ. Beck, C.; J. P. jackson, M. a.
Married-Chas. H. Anderson of TT.
Lincoln was married last evening to
Miss Mamie Dutton, sister Of Mrs.
COX, by the Rev. Magin at the M. r..
parsonage. Z: iss}5 AN 5s
Special Train-A special train car
ried number Of the local Knights OF
Pythias to Mandan last night. They
went over to assist the Mandan mem.
bers in some special work. =
. At A. i. Patterson's - Two party
bags and a pair Of lace gloves were
left at Baker hall last night. Mrs. "A.
r. Patterson has them pending their
being called for by the owners.
Presbyterian Aid Society - The
ladies aid society will meet tomorrow
afternoon, Feb. 2. at the home OF
Mrs. William Pye, First street. All
the ladies are urged to attend.
FOR February-Irl R. Hicks gives
us to expect severe storms during
i this month. Storms will generally
start in warmer and end much colder.
THE month will 60 out much colder.
Pleasant Afternoon-The ladies Of
ST. George church spent a. pleasant
afternoon yesterday with Mrs. w. s.
Moorehouse. "a musical program, tea
and social chat was the order Of the
afternoon. -
"TriIby" sociaI-The young folks of
st. Mary's church will give "Trilby''
! social at the residence of P. J. Lyons
on Seventh street. All the young
. folks are invited. A nominal charge
will be made. ss, ,sssts., .:a#Hs "a. lin; :
Warm in Portland Editor Tuttle
writes from Portland, Oregon, that
weather is delightful there so de-
.grees aboveand no use for even a
light overcoat. He says nothing about
an umbrella, however. &% 10
To Take a Trip-Mr and Mrs. s.
M. Pye will leave in few days for
an extended trip south and west. Mr..
Pye will be away about two months
and Mrs. Pye and the children will
take in the Portland, fair before re
turning. s&t ==;.. t tst 4,=
Dancing Party One of the pretty
and fashionable events Of the season
was the Patterson-Matchen dancing
party at Baker hall last evening. It
was a very enjoyable affair. There
were 12o guests including many from
out of town. Chef Holman served
luncheon. .$ n II Tx S NJ
Delegation Here Several promi-
nent men Of Grand Forks arrived in
the city yesterday and were spotted
as the '.sttate fair" delegation from
that city. Thereiis a keen rivalry be-
tween that city and Fargo for the
fair and they do not seem to take
5Mandan into account at all.
Comes to Bismarck A. j. Nathan
has contracted with the Nicholas e.
Shepard company to act as salesman
for them the coming year, with head
quarters at Bismarck. This will
necessitate Mr.. Nathan moving his
family to Bismarck In the spring. H.
8. Rusco will be the local agent here
for the company Dickey County Re-
porter.
st. Louis Exposition Report Mem
bers Of the st. Louis worlds fair com
mission. consisting OF former Govern
or White. State Auditor Holmes,
former Commissioner OF Agriculture
Turner and Executive Commissioners