Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-10
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Chula Vista, California.

s8sz rEozen Up Inc .Cno1r or sS4 the
Episcopal church was frozen up yes
terday morning and failed to thaw
out sin time for services Archdeacon
Jones Sunday school class filled the
breach and supplied the music very
Icreditabl
Got Fifteen Days Each r.. j. Han
I ley, IL. Paulson and Ed Boyle, the
trio arrested Saturday afternoon on
complaint Of 3. r. Jones for for Jump.
Ing their board bill, were given a
hearing before Judge Gilbert satur.
day evening and given is days each
in the county bastile. s
Cleared the Track "a gang Of CON
Iyicts were over bright and early this
morning digging out the street car
tracks which the late snow had filed
lsup. Cars in the city are running on
schedule time, but there is some de-
Lay in the suburban lines to Apple
Creek and Mandan. III: I'M. .s..@EG
Open Evenings Commencing to-
night the stores will be; generally
open after supper in order to accom-
modate those who cannot get around
conveniently during the day. There
is always a great rush around the
holidays necessitating longer hours
for the. stores to be open.
Euckre Party Saturday afternoon
at the home. Of Mrs. G. B.. Dullam,
Mrs. Dullam and Mrs. w. ". Hughes
entertained a number Of lady friends
with euchre, there being eight tables.
Refreshments we're served and a de-
|lightful afternoon was spent by those
present. ss q
Building in Cold Weather Con
tractor Bowe is having q rather cool
Job in building the new Hare block
on Main street. The bricks have to
be warmed up before they can be laid
and otherwise the work Is not cal
culated to fill the men with enthus-
Eiasm for building operations at "a be-
low zero. s5 81 81 Sss
Bound to Get Out Plenty Of Coal
Fifteen miners from the east arrived
In the city yesterday and went to
Wilton this morning to work IN. the
Washburn mines. This company is
doing its best to keep up with the
demand for coal and sent down 20
cars Saturday and yesterday, which
viii help out all along the line.
An Example OF rtisanshipWal-
Ehalla Mountaineer:: II Judge Fisk
persists In the attitude that. he will
mot take his seat on the supreme
bench till 4 democrat is governor SO
/ he can have a democratic successor
he will, at least, give his republican
supporters an example OF partisanship
that will set some Of them thinking.
Yardmaste co. Nierling, former
" of jamestown and an old time N.
P. man, Is now yardmaster in the
Bismarck yards. George is q son OF
President Nierling Of the Citizens
National Bank Of Jamestown and is a
bright, husky fellow who IS bound to
make his mark in railroad circles.
Whatever he undertakes he goes at
with deternin and is Just the
man for the position he now holds.
Inquest Tonight N inquest will
be held this evening on the body Of
George MiIliman. Saturday night an
autopsy was held when 1t was found
the deceased had died from acute
Bright's disease, which brought on
heart failure. The coroner's jury,
consisting Of b. s. Beardsley, John
Belk and n H. Neighbor, viewed the
remains and will render their verdict
tonight IN accordance with the facts.
Funeral Of Mrs. Glitschka The
Presbyte rian church yesterday after
noon was filed with the friends Of
the Glitschka family who had gathered
to pay their last respects to Mrs.
Glitschka. who died at Tacoma last
Monday The services we're con
dncted BY Rev. Harris, who paid a
touching tribute to the departed. The
casket was covered with flowers The
remains were laid 70 rest In Fairview
cemetery.
Case q CO. Have not consolidated
There seems to be little probability
that the u. i. Case Threshing Ma