Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-19

It cattle were suffering any from the
late storm he replied that he had not
heard Of any losses, that only a
small part of his herd was on hay
and the balance were getting along
very nicely in the broken country Of
the Berthold reservation, and that 5if
necessary he could put his whole
band on hay as he had plenty Of it. Il
The 500 Opened-Landlord Patter-
son feels good over the fact that he
has at last been able to open the new
500 hotel for guests, over fifty rooms
being now, ready for occupancy and
most of them are occupied. There
yet remains an immense amount Of
work to be done on the north wing Of
the hotel but that is progressing at a
rapid rate and all will soon be
habitable.
Clerical Force of State Auditors Of
3fice---Governo Burke Friday ap-
proved the appointments of the state
auditor for his working force. Those
who will be employed in the Office
are: Carl J orgenson, deputy, salary
$3.50 per month; P. D. Morgan, chief
clerk, $s125 per month; M. b. Murphy,
clerk, $50 per month; Pauline
Thomas, stenographer, SIS per month.
Messrs. Jorgenson and Morgan have
been in the office several years and
are not only efficient Office men, but
among aslrl the most popular at the
capitol. Ben Murphy is a brother Of
the Murphy boys Of this city and re-
signed a position at Wilton to accept
this appointment. He has many
friends in and out Of the capitol. Miss
Thomas q M is a popular young lady Of
Bismarck. 5ss 5s5 81 81
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Charged With Assault Sheriff Nc
ellis returned from a very hard and
disagreeable trip to a point III the
county "a miles west Of Wilton last
night bringing with him Abraham
Goldsleger, Aaron Baroney and John
Baroney who are charged with assault
on Clement Coppenger, a relative of
the others. The men will have a
hearing before Justice Gilbert this
morning. Sheriff HI McGillis left the
city Tuesday morning by train for
Wilton and drove into the country
and arrested the men, getting back to
Wilton Thursday night. He says the
roads We're blocked with snow and he
had great difficulty in getting through,
and most men would have given the
trip up as a bad job, but the sheriff
is not that kind and managed to get
through the snow, which in places
was over the fences, Dune, certain
~ earned his fees and little more
that time. q 81 I, .3#s85. }5#
81 Euchre ty-Another social event
occurred yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. S. M. Pye, on Fifth
street, Mrs. w. III. Stutsman of Man
dan, and Mrs. Tubbs assisted. It
was euchre party and the
following ladies were present: Mrs.
John Burke. Mrs. Geo. M. Young Of
Valley City. Mrs ]. w. Sifton, James
town Mrs. w. II. Stutsman, Mandan;
Mrs. Thos. Burke, Baker City, Oregon;
Miss Kleeb, Tacoma, Wash. and
from Bismarck, Mesdames Mockler,
M. M. Cook, a. Z. Patterson, Conklin,
Wilbert, Best, Eppinger, Newton, Tay-
Tor, Durham, Rawlings, Foley, Flint
and Jewell, and the Misses Sterritt,
Waggoner and Nathan The decora-
tions were pink and white carnations.
Mrs, Thos. Burke favored the guests
with several choice piano recitals that
were much enjoyed. Mrs. Young and
Mrs. Best tied for the lone hand prize,
Mrs. Best gracefully yielding to the
visiting lady. Mrs. Conklin and Mrs.
Jewell drew for the progression prize.
Mrs. Jewell winning in the draw.
Light refreshments were served and
the hostess was the recipient OF con-
gratulations for the pleasant afternoon
gathering.
Cost on Delivery Service.
IA large Pittsburg retail house,
which runs i gasoline delivery wagon
system and keeps accurate data Of