Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-29
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Weather report for "a hours ending.
) at s 3. m. aJnuary % 1905: Maximum
temperature, / degee below; mini
mum temperature. "A degrees below.
Maximum wind velocity IA N e. Fore
! cast for SO hours from s p. M, jan
Il uary %, 1905: Generally fair; no de-
cided change in temperature. #5
Mckinley pay Have YOU got your
z carnation? ...2. 81
Neiahborhood PartyMr E. l..
4 Townsend entertained number of
ladies last night at neighborhood
party. !. sz.
From Dickinson Miss Tosie San
derson arrived from Dickin son yester-.
day and Is at st. Alexius hospital Tor
treatment. n. u. y =
Rathbone Sisters There will be a
special meeting of the Rathbone sis
tiers. at the hall at 2:30 Tuesday aft
ernoon to hear committee reports.
Underwent Operation. w. Robin
son, of Coal Harhor. underwent an
operation at st. Alexius hospital yes
terday and was recovering nicely last
night.
irrigation TaIkAmong the farmers
in the city yesterday was heard much
irrigation talk. It is being pretty
thoroughly discussed and many views
are heard - ..> &.
" Our Cinnamon All Right Inspector
Ansel w. Paine, United States Chin
ese inspector for this district, was in
this city yesterday, inspecting the
bunch and finds our slant-eyes all
right. Al, Z
Thimble BeeThe ladies of st.
& Georges Episcopal church will hold
4 a thimble bee at Mrs. w. s. Moore
houses Tuesday afternoon at 1880.
X There will also be short musical
\ program and tea. All the ladies are
urged to attend. A, e .'s,,s...,
canvassing-The ladies of the Pres
byterian church are out with the Min
neapolis Journal representative in the
endeavor to secure enough new sub
scribers for that paper to secure as
a prize a Kimball piano. They are
meeting with merited success.
An .omission-In yesterdays Tri-
bune in connection with the afternoon
at cards at the home of Mrs A. T.
Patterson with Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. w. G. Matchen hostesses, was
4 inadvertently omitted the name Of
Mrs. B. H. Bronson as assisting the
hostess. "
.A0INIulSSCC Sf%PPOsuSSO-T9AIs Ii VII
son, chairman Of the irrigation meet
ing Of Friday night. has appointed the
following committee to confer with
property owners and organize water
users association: E. A. Williams, J.
8 f. Philbrick, I. p. Baker, Peter F..
Wilcox and John Yeger. Il,
All Gone-At the Fargo land Office
Thursday the annual proof was made
on the last quarter section OF gov
eminent land in Cass county. The
land was filed on about ten years ago
by Fred Martin and he has been inn
proving the property ever since that
time. The land is situated near
Chaffee and is said to be very choice
property.
Pensions Senator McCumber has
secured the passage through the sen
ate Of the following bills to increase
the pensions of William Moorehouse
Bismarck; Tom Conway, Mandan:
Melkert Burton, Bismarck, and John
MCGOWAN, Bismarck. The bill for in.
creasing the pension Of Capt Moore
house has also passed the house and
. is now before the president.
Might BE WorseA gentleman who
y was pnr01lte west Yesterday StepDetl
4 Off the noon train yesterday and IN
qnired how cold It had been ave..
aging recently. Upon being informed
he remarked that though it sounded
pretty cold, that 1t was nothing to be
compared to the zero and six below
that they are experiencing dow:ls
about Memphis, Tennessee. He said
that we had no idea Of what intense
discomfort that low temperature
brought to those warm climated peo-H