Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-05

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Forecast for, SO hours from 8 p. M,
Feb. A: Generally fair and not so
cold. Nh 1. G5a +
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. F. Jasz-
kowiak, a boy. -S-.
Change coming-Amos Robidou says
that the moon changed last night at
a good hour and that a moderation in
the weather may be looked for. =
5z& Z. O. ID. M. There will be meet
ing Of the L. o. T. M. at Mrs. j. A..
McLean's Monday at o'clock p. m.
All members urged to be present.
Went to Mandan ~ There was a
large number Of the ladies who went
to Mandan yesterday afternoon to at
tend Mrs. .Voss' afternoon. A special
train took them to and from the city.
Arrived Yesterday - Bishop Gamer
ION Mann, of Fargo, arrived in the city
yesterday and will conduct services
at the Church of st. George this morn
\ ing at 1O:45. All are invited to at
tend. .s' ~ '..% s..
!. Writes From Havana. J. Jack
man writes from Havana, Cuba, that
he is enjoying himself greatly-busy
in the day time adjusting screens and
can comfortably wear a light over,
coat at night. yr# :
Has Resisned-Otto Holmberg who
has been with the Boston clothing
company for the past four years, has
resigned his position with that COM
pany. He has made many friends and
his presence in the store is missed.
Putting BY lce-Ice harvesters are
getting ready to put up the ice for
the coming season. They have been
waiting for the severity Of the wealth
er to abate .but the waiting is drag
ging along too far-and in few
months we'll want ice. .:,s,.... . -.
Leaves This Territory-Ray Ras-
mhssen who has made this territory
for Cudahy and his Rex brand goods
has made his last trip here for that
firm. He goes to the Jewett Bros,
of Aberdeen and will work north of
jamestown hereafter
Arrive Next Week-The new car
5 pet for the house chamber at the state
capitol was shipped yesterday and
will probably arrive early next week.
The carpet is an immense one, in two
sections weighing a ton each. It will
be laid as soon as received.
8} Building Another Depot-C. F. f.
Abbot who was in charge of construc-
ton on the N. p. depot is now en-
gagged in putting UP another for the
same company in Seattle. 1t will be
on much the same general lines as
the one here and is to be used by both
the Northern Pacific and Great North
ern roads. Seattle has long had to
put up with depot as bad as the one
5 at Jamestown. "" 2'r '*E'."- ~S
Symphony clubThe Mozart Sym
phony club concert will be held In the
Presbyterian church on next Wednes-
day evening. The change is made
from the usual place to insure the
comfort of the audience as we'll as of
the performers. The flute playing of
Miss Petersen and Herr Hoch's cor
net and Alpine horn work will be a
revelation to the audience. Herods
! march played on a Roman triumphal
trumpet will delight the audience.
Third entertainment in the regular
course. Single admissions rs cents.
See program published elsewhere.
Lifted a Grip-While awaiting the
west bound passenger last night Earle
Dunn was relieved Of his suit case.
He set his suit case down and went
out for lunch and when he returned
II was gone: also the four men who
had been in the depot at the time Of
his leaving. He Immediately made
complaint and search for the miss
ing grip and men was instituted by
Sheriff WEIGH and Night Patrolman
Carr accompanied by the complain
ant. Two Of the four men who were
in the depot at the time Of Dunn's de-,
parture and who were identified BY
him were found In a shang-out'. In
the east end and were locked up while
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