Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-12
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THE WEATHER.

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THE WEATHER.
Snow and warmer tonight. Satur-
day snow and warmer west portion.
Max. II, min. 9. 5 0a$ I.
Will Lobby Flasher Hustler: w.
D. Dopking went to Bismarck yester-
day where he will be engaged in do
ing lobby work during the legislature.
Adjourned - The militia court
martial was in session yesterday
morning, took testimony and will
probably conclude its work this morn
ing
Good Stuff-Guests at certain
hotel in the city say the, stuff that
is stored in room 81 is the pure quill,
even iffit does cost IS cents and So
per bottle. It is found more con-
venient to keep it handy rather than
in the little building at the rear. n N Z
Went to New York Grand Forks
Times: Miss Tillie King, who was
formerly floor lady of the Golden
Grain Biscuit company, and who went
from here to Bismarck on account of
illness, has gone to New York state
and will not return to Grand Forks.
She was well known in the city.
Farmers Institute February Is
and Is have been set as the dates for
holding the farmers institute in this
city. a splendid program is being
arranged and the farmers will have a
splendid opportunity Of hearing many
subjects of interest to them ably dis
cussed.
Worst Storm Of the Season Snow
began to fall early Thursday night
and kept up the process all day Fri
day. 1t was very light and the breeze
3drifted it badly making hard going for.
the trolley car and pedestrians,
More snow is promised for today and
the winter seems to have set in in
earnest. r. Ass III I'd. fl
Episcopal Church There will be
service held in the Episcopal church.
on next Sunday morning at II O'clock
Special music by a vested choir. Sub.
.ject Of the sermon will be Con
science. Senators, members Of the
house Of representatives and strang-
.ers in the city are cordially invited to-
the services. Venerable Owen F.
Jones, d. d., will conduct the services
and preach the sermon.
I'LL Early Next WeekThe last form of
the Bismarck book has at last been
printed and the work Of binding will
now go on rapidly it is hoped. SO that
the book can be issued early In the
week. It has been tedious job get
ting the book printed owing to press
of other work which had the right of
way, but now that it is printed the
publisher hopes the binding will be.
but a matter of a short time.
Probably christophersor, Yester-
day the section men at Driscoll found
a pocketbook along side the track
where the unfortunate man was
killed Wednesday night as explained
BY the following message from Agent
Hill.
Driscoll, N. D.. Jan. Al, 1:35 a. M
Section men found pocketbook this
morning from oYercoat belonging to
the man who was killed here yester-
day His name is r. M Christopher
son and his address is Nome, N. D.
Succeeds Himself The many old
Bismarck friends OF Major Nc
Laughlin are pleased to know the
president has reappointed him to his
old place as Indian inspector In the l
service OF the interior department.
Mai. Mclaughlin has been in the em-
ploy Of the government for s6 years.
His first commission was issued to
him by Gen. Grant in 1871. He Is one
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