Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-24


Secretary Conklin Of the Comm
club with a view to establishing here
a creamery and cold storage plant,
|apd a representa- alive OF the company
will be here this week to- take the
matter UP with the club. The direc-.
tors will also take up with the state
authorities the matter OF holding a
farmers institute here sometime dur
ing the winter. 33 .5 }3}s.s9$
ThinbIe Bee Mrs. j. w. Foley
pleasantly entertained at the executive
mansion yesterday afternoon with a
thimble bee. She was assisted iii re-
ceiving by Mrs. j. w. Foley Of sMedora.
In a buttonhole contest, wherein the
excellence of the work was the prime
|eonside alton, Mesdames Lucas and
Kaufman lead, the tie being won by
the former The prize was a pair Of
silver embroidery scissors. Refresh
ments were served, Mesdames Conk-
lin, Newton and William Hughes as
sisting. 5 MI
Forty Men Ready Attorney ]. I'll.
Hanley of Mandan, who is the moving
spirit in the formation of a militia
company at that city, says forty Of
The youth and chiyalry of that place
have signified their anxiety to be
counted among those who wear the
|biue. Mr. Hanley's anxiety is no
for the success Of the movement. so
far as Mandan is concerned, but is
directed toward the state military au-
thorities, with whom the fate OF the
proposed company lies, the papers hi
the case having been sent to the adj
jutant general. Is. IN / 5..,
/ Waiting For Him The Wilton News
says: It is said that the jurors were
not finally dismissed by Judge Win
chester at the close of the recent
term Of court at Washburn, but that
they might hold themselves in readi-
ness to be convened in special session
to try s.. B. French for violating the
prohibition law, should he be appre-
hended. = - - A mild case OF
|diphBheria is reported in the family Of
George Malone, living in the rear of
| the old hardware store. The family
has been isolated and it is hoped no
further cases will develop. e5s
| /. An Old Case The four-year-old Lee
high coal land case was again before
Judge Winchester yesterday after
noon. Charles Montague of Michigan
holds a mortgage on the land occu-
pied by the Lehigh Consolidated Coal
company at Lehigh, near Dickinson,
and the matter has, been fought over
many times. The property is now
worth probably $50, 900. Montague was
yesterday given Judgment for 1886
and costs and unless a settlement is
made the land will be sold to satisfy
1.-THE same, A. T. Patterson appeared
for the plaintiff. %,53
The Drake Shoot;ng--Later advices
from Ashley are to the effect that the
murderer OF Dentist Drake was a plas-
terer Of that town and that he sue
ieeeded In making his escape, though
the officers feel confident Of efecting
his arrest. It appears Drs. Drake and
mcbride had arranged for a partner
lship and were soon to establish dental
fofices IN the new Patterson block,
enc remaining here while the other
was On the road. The deceased had
made many friends IN the towns visit
eddy him and had worked up . good
practice. 53s.s
Entertained Last eyening at the
IiMethodist parsonage Rev. Magin en-
tertained Mr. Marquette's class which
lis one OF the largest in the Methodist
Sunday school Of this city. Most Of
the evening was spent in playing
games Refreshm ents were served
The class is composed Of boys and be
fore departing for their homes they
decided to organize themselves into q
CLUB. The following officers were ell
ected: President, Eivind Semling; vice