Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-31

convictedSam Smouth, the man
charged with blind plugging at Turtle
Lake, was convicted by a jury, at
Washburn Tuesday night. The SEN
tence has not been imposed as yet. 81
Date Lines crossed-It seems that
in the earlier editions of Wednes-
days issue of the Tribune some Of the
date lines were crossed with the day
before which caused some confusion
with some people. s
s Sold Mortgaged Property-Late yes
terday afternoon a Russian whose
name could not be learned, was ar
rested on the charge Of selling some
property which had been mortgaged.
He will be given hearing in the
morning. HI
Wedding-Ye sterday afternoon at
2 o'clock Rev. Magin, pastor Of the.
Methodist church, united in marriage
Mr.. Clarke Lewis of Almont, N. D.,
and Miss Mary Gray of Usage, Iowa.
They will reside six miles from
Almont where Mr. Lewis has home
stead. $
4.
Gamma club met last evening at the
residence of the Misses Stevens, at
which time a parcel shower was
given for Miss Imogene Lehr, whose
marriage takes place February r..
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. McDonaId's Father iIi-Chief
Mcdonald received a message from
Minneapolis yesterday morning stat
ing that Mrs. McDonald's father, Adam
Byerly, was dangerously i'll with apo
plexy Advices later in the day were
to the effect that Mr., Ryerly had i'm.
proved.
SociaI-This evening at the Wat
kins' residence, SOC Fifth street, the
Epworth. League of the Methodist
Episcopal church will give a basket
social. There promises to be large
attendance and every one is sure to
have a good time. Come and bring
your friends. 6. 4 :s@ ..55.ass&
Firemen's BalI-Pioneer Fire Com.
pany No, of Bismarck, will hold its
annual ball next Friday evening,
February Is, at Patterson's hall
Friends of the company and fire de.
partment in general will no doubt
make this the occasion Of showing
their appreciation of those men who
are ever ready, whether in storm or
sunshine to save life and property for
the general good.
Entertained the Senate-Last Even
ing Lieutenant Governor Lewis and
the members of the senate were de
lightfully entertained by Archdeacon
and Mrs. Jones at the Episcopal rec
tory. The host and hostess were as
sisted by Mesdames Jewell, Foley,
Conklin, Atkinson and Fellows and by
Messrs. Conklin, Atkinson and Eel
lows. During the evening a fine
musical program was rendered by
Prof. Schulz on cornet and violin, Mrs.
Fellows on the piano and by the
Misses Laist on the piano. Elaborate
refreshments were served and alto
getherit was one Of the perfectly en-
joyable occasions which always result
when Archdeacon and Mrs. Jones are
the entertainers. All but two of the
senators were present and everyone
of them expressed the pleasure the
evening at the rectory had given them.
| me k.5 MINISTRIES viii meet thurs
day night at 8 80, at the K. P. hail. and
all those taking part are requested to be
present or report the cause of absene-
Don't forget the date, day, time and
place. a5i s 55si,
1t is probable that In the event Of
the railroad company not being able to
run the trains regularly from this on
that the mails will be brought up from
Sanborn by team. The mail service
has already asked for bids for carrying
mail from that place.
Under New Management.
The Montana Restaurant Is now
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