Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26
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Weather report for "a hours, ending
at 3 p. m. Feb. %: Maximum tempera-
ture Al degrees above, minimum tenn
perature Is degree above. Wind east
15 miles. Forecast for So hours be-
ginning 8 p. m. Feb. %: Fair tonight
and Sunday; stationary temperature.
In Los Angeles-Mrs VIM. Pye has
received word that 8. M. Pye and wife
have reached Los Angeles and will re-
main there for a time.
Funeral--The funeral of Maude, the
ten-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Garrett will be held from the
Methodist church at p. m. today.
Begins Earlier = Beginning with
Monday merning the morning session
of the city schools will begin at az 9
O'Clock instead of 9:15 as in January
and February. .,.5.z ..fs,s@3 III r.
Married-Friday night Judge Nc
Kenzie issued a license to and per-
formed the marriage ceremony for
William Borden and Miss Katherine
Frishknecht, both of Mandan.
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Sold OUT Ohm Wager has sold his
butcher shop on Main street to Chas.
Kaiser. Mr.. Kaiser will turn the
property over to, another purchaser
with whom he is closing up deal. .
Contest Casa contest case was
heard at the land Office yesterday and
decision was given to the contest
ant. The case was Ben Schweigerd
VS.. Martin Gavin involving the. north
west quarter of 34-141-S6. "
Sold the Yard-The Dakota Lumber
company has sold its lumber yard at
Braddock to C. L. Merrick of Napo-
leon. Mr.. Merrick also purchased the
Independent yard operating there and
will consolidate the two.
Three Thousand Tons During the
month Of Janary the Washburn Coal
company delivered by was1n II pat
@rons in, the city over three thousand
tons Of Ignite .soat. Something over
one hundred tons were delivered In
one forenoon. "'-'
Long Distance Phone-General Man
ager Wineman Of the. NorthW estern
Long Distance Telephone company has
been in the city, and has made ar
arangements to extend their, lien to this
city from jamestown during the COM
ing summer. This will bring Bismarck
one more notch closer to the throb-
bling centers. $780,. g.. ...>
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Man and Wife in Pen-The sheriff
OF Cass county arrived yesterday from
Fargo with Harry Forester sentenced
to four years Imprisonment for shop
lifting. Forester's wife proceeded him
to the pen byr.about q month on the
same charge and they are now both
doing four, years. sentence for SINH.
lar crimes. Looks as II they could not
stand It to be separated.
Captured Horse Thief - Sheriff
Shirer of Emmons county was in the
city yesterday and reports that they
have captured the man who stole the
team from Dugald Campbell. The
team was stolen a year ago this spring
and they have followed the thief over
the Canadian boundary and back and
finally landed him in Kansas. It is
good catch after so long time.
Died Yesterday - w. G. Morris,
one of the county's oldest and
most highly respected citizens died
at the hospital yesterday after less
than a weeks illness. Last Sunday
he was suddenly taken with violent
plurisy pains while in church and was
Immediately taken to the hospital.
His condition rapidly grew worse and
the end came yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Morris leaves q wife and several chill
dren to mourn his sudden taking
OF. The funeral win be held from the
Catholic church at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Reception BY Mrs. 5ronson-Among
the pleasing social events Of the later
Legislature season which has been
crowded with more than the usual