Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-26
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S Ladies' Aid Society The ladies aid
Of the Swedish Lutheran church will
meet at Mrs. Dan Sundquists this after
3 noon
Entertained the Club Mrs. F. r.
Smythe entertained the Fortnightly
club yesterday afternoon at one Of their
/ regular meetings.
Meeting Of Rathbons Sisters.
y There will be q meeting of the Rath-
bone Sisters tonight at o'clock sharp
at x. p. hall. A full attendance is
desired.
Colder Than Here- Train men leav-
ing jamestown at five o'clock yester,
day morning say that it was AZ below
zero by the thermometer at the Head
quarters building in that city at that
& time.
Improving Mike O.Conner is re-
ported as steadily improving and ex-
poets to be on deck again ia due time.
Recovery from an attack Of pneumonia,
however, is very slow, and he will be
still confined to his home for sons weeks
- D. H. tIn~~ al lnnI
daughter Of John Beal OF Stewartsdale,
was brought to the hospital Monday suf-
fering from an attack OF pneumonia.
Veterinarian j. w. Robinson Of Coal
Harbor is another recent arrival at st.
Alexius hospital witha slight indisposi-
ton. fs5 f 4 ,.S.st }<.l
Has Returned Rev. Father Simons
of st. Alexius, has returned from Chi
cago where he and Mrs. John Maasen
were called some time since by the SER
ious illness Of their mother The latter
has improved much and Mrs. Mason
will remain until she has fully recov-
cred. 5
Weather Very Cold The thermometer
dropped to twenty-four below zero
Monday night making the second cold.
est night tnat we have had this winter.
Yesterday morning very severe wind
from the southeast was one of the most
biting of the season and was almost too
severe to face for any distance.
Entertained Mr.. and Mrs. A. W..
Lucas entertained at whist at their home
last evening, There were present about
thirty guests and Mesdames Wakeman,
Moore and Faunce cut for lady's prize,
the latter winning. p. G. Remington
won the gentleman's prize. After cards
a luncheon was served. Mrs. Lucas was
assisted BY Miss Kohler and Miss Schi-
mansky, Of ST. Paul
Many Applications Judge Win
chester is in receipt Of q great many APP.
plications for the position Of court ste
nographer, made vacant by r. NJ. Tuttle
having taken leave Of this section Of the
country The judge says it is going to
be hard to choose q new man as he
wants to get one that will as nearly
equal Mr.. Tnttle in that capacity as pos
sible, and that that is a very hard thing
to do, as the latter gentleman was an ex-
I ceptionally good man in the place. a
Tribune knocked out-The Tribune
4 has had all kinds Of trouble during the
1 last few days, finally eliminating in q
kick on the part of the motive power.
With both steam and gasoline we
{ thought we were immune in this depart
1 ment, but last night the steam engine
went out Of service and true to the PEI
culiarities Of gasoline engines it, too,
went on strike, which accounts for the
3 Tribnnes shortcomings this morning.
No Case An overcoat stealing
case was Drought before. Justice GlloerG
4 yesterday. A man had lost his coat and
happened to be on the scene when an
other offered it for sale. He was prompt
" picked up and brought before the
court. He proved conclusively that he
had purchased it from another, as did
several others, and as the owner was
again happy in its possession the matter
was dropped.
Installed Mew Bsnk--L r. Kenyon
has returned from Mannhaven, Mercer
county. where he went to open up : new
bank, the Mercer County State bank,
Tor Capt. /. r. Baker, He reports every.
thing started of auspiciously and Mr..
2. n, Thompson duly installed in charge
thereof. The weather conditions dp