Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-19
hrgement OF the heating plant and
a building to house the heating plant.

SheriY Nichols OF Billings county
and two guards arrived in the city
Friday night with three prisoners for
the ~Denitentiary. TIE prisoners are:
John Hooper, sentenced to l year for
grand larceny; Bruce Wixom. who re.
received a sentence of l year for the
same kind Of an Offense, and Jack
Dultone. who was sentenced to 2 and
Y years'for burglary In the fourth de.
gree.
j. w. Wilson of Clayton. was In the
city Saturday Ito market q fine lot Of
chickens which he sold at good prices.
Mr.. Wilson has a fine farm near Gay.
ton and has done well since he set
tied in Emmons county several years
ago.
DR.. Hibbs is in Minneapolis attend
ing the annual meeting OF the Minnie
sofa Dental society. He will return
Monday.
A very attractive service has been
arranged at the Presbyterian church
for this evening. Mr.. Harris will have
for his subject "A Question of Honor
The city health officer reports that
the city water is of excellent qualify
/, and perfectly safe for use, without
fltering or boiling. OF eighty samples
examined at the public health labor
atory during the month Of December,
1912, the highest bacterial count was
per c. c., and the lowest 40 per c.
c. Bacillus coli were not found in any
or the samples.
Lewis Harrison. business manager
of the Tribune, has been on the SICK
list for several days. 4Lr. Harrison
is able to be up and around, however,
and expects to be at his desk within
4 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oberg Of Brad
dock who have been in The city for
some tiEle because of the illness Of
their daughter. Maude, who has been
a patient at st. AleXius hospital, left
with the little girl Saturday for their
home. The child IS much improved in
health.
One Of the fastest games of basket
ball ever played on the Missouri slope
was pulled off at the Mandan Opera
house on Friday night when the Man.
dan High school quint defeated the
Beach high school five by a 0 Of
"a to Is. 1t was a fracas full Of life
from start to finish and the members
of both teams fought hard all the
way through! Beach excelled on. the
team and pass work, while the Man
danites secured their points through
familiarity with their own floor and
handy basket shooting. McGiilie
starred for the Mandan quint, shoot
ing seven Of the sixteen baskets Sc
cured. Blackburn was the shining
''oht Of the Golden Valley eleven,
making q number OF hard tries.
County Treasurer Fred w. korn is
receiving many inquiries regarding
prices of land in this vicinity; also,
as to crops, etc. The letters r from
as far east as New York and from
points in Iowa and adjoining states.
Old friends of the Moorehouse fam
lily, early residents of Bismarck, will
be grieved to learn that Frank =.
Moorehouse. the oldest son of the late
Capt. Moorehouse, who has been liv-
ing for several years at Kansas City.
Mo-, is very ill, In fact, he is not ex-
pected to live, according to reports
that have been received.
Relatives Of Wan. Freede, who re-
side in the city, have received word
from his mother to the effect that he
Ia gradually recovering his health. 1t
will he remembered that Mrs. Freede
left the city some time ago for Cor
pus Christi, Texas, called there by
the serious illness of her son. The
many friends of the family will learn
with pleasure that Mr.. Freede is re-
c%uperating. I'd