Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-13
City News

oIltSl AASN WIN NltS ~
sionary committee Wednesday morn.
ing. Miss Bessie Johnson, chairman.
and Miss Schuman were present to at
tend this meeting. The committee
is doing work among the young peo-
pie OF the Indian school. meetings be.
ing held once a week. Father Beeoe
has previously given valuable infor-
nation along lines OF work for the
committee to follow, and his meeting
with the committee Wednesday was
greatly appreciated, as many valuable
suggestions were given. ~
c. W. Beyers of Bottincau, who has
been in the city several days in the
interests Of a blacksmith's mechan.
les lien bill, feels highly pleased with
the manner in which his proposed
measure has been received 10y the
legislative members. He feels thar
to his bill.
Sheriff Christ of LaMourc county
was in the city Wednesday, having
brought a prisoner to the pen. The
man has about a half dozen aliases,
in fact, so many that his Ii name -
not known. The crime OF which he
was convicted is forgery. He got a,
far as Kansas City whrn MI. Christ
located him, went after him and
brought him back. 1t was short WORK
convicting him and he crew a five
year term. Mr.. Christ returned home
last evening.
Mount all county has been pretty
well repl esented in Bismarck the past
few days. Among the VISITORS from;
that county are: w. G. Glib, county
auditor; f. w. MedOcry, count.
Judge; O. NJ. Killcn, clerk Of court.
and Ray O. Miller, eX-5hcrilf. The
boys have had headquarters in the
Mckenzie hotel, where they have
been receiving their many friends
and making new ones. They arc
down here to renew acQuai"tanccI
and get the run of the doings. Al
hcre, as we'll as abroad, they are
a popular set and are Of that class
which make all who meet ,lcm feel
that Stanley and Mountrail county
are good places to live. The boys,
with the exception Of Mr.. Ncdbcry,
leave this morning over the north 500
for home.
Manager Harrison Of the Tribune
was taken severely i'll at has apar:'
ments in the Mckenzie hotel early
Wednesday and though resting easier
that night was still quite i'll. |. was
an attack Of acute indigestion and
he will probably be around again in a
day or so.
Speaker Frame, Wha vas absent Il
day or SO on business, returned We'd
nesday noon and is again on the job.
Mr.. Frame is of that character tina;
whenever he is around there is some
thing doing, and his presence or az
sence is noted accordingly. He is
proving a very fair and impartial Of
fetal in the capacity which he serves
in the house. and is making a very
agreeable speaker. or course, there
is one thing about Frame; you don't
have to go to his neighbors to find out
where he is at, which doesn't suit
some, but is quite pleasing to others.
The Whirl OF the Town will be put
on at Mandan Thursday night. Train
leaves at 7:30. Right after the per-
Torrance the train Will return to Bis
marck.
The monthly meeting for February
OF the Sixth District Medical society
was held in the Commercial club on
Tuesday evening. There was a good
attendance and the session was high
ly enjoyable and interesting to all
present. Papers were read by DR..
Cain of Underwood, Dr.. Finland o.
| Wilton and Dr.. Ranstad Of Bismarck.
The reading Of papers was followed
by discussions, which proved a very
entertaining feature Q fthe meeting.
The meeting lasted until almost mid
night. The out-of:town guests we're:
Frs. Altnow and KranZ Of Mandan.
Thilen Of Wilton, Cain Of Underwood,
! and Larrabee of Rraddock. These, be-
sides the members of the profession
| OF Bismarck, made quite a good at
tendance.