Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-14
City News

The case in which ex-County Treas.
urer Kositzky made complaint against
8. S. Clifford one Of the best known
business men in the city, for having
failed to file his expense account in
his candidacy for the Office Of repre-
sentative in the house from Burleigh
county, was dismissed by Justice Of
the Peace Anton Beer, before whom
1t was brought Saturday afternoon by
States Attorney Berndt.
!. M. Copper of Baldwin was here
last evening, enroute to Fargo. where
he is bringing his Scotch Collies to
the dog show there this week.
President Elliott OF the Northern
Pacific, with a number of the officials
Of the road, was a passenger on No.
3 Monday afternoon, the party being
on their way to Spokane. The trip Is
being made in the presidents private
car, Lexington"
At the Presbyterian church tonight
there will be two very interesting
meetings. Rev. H. H. Rothnan, tray
cling secretary of the Christian En-
deavor for the Northwest, will meet
those interested in the C. T.. at 1880;
at 5 o'clock he will address a joint
meeting Of the C. y. and brotherhood.
Following this, there will be a social
under the auspices of the Brother
hood. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all men and young men inter-
ested in the work of the Brotherhood.
Mrs. J. Fl. Amiott Of LeSeuer, Mimi,
arrived in Bismarck the first Of the
week and will make her home with
her daughter, Miss Mabel, in Il home
which has been furnished on Tenth
street.
Editor NJ. A. Fuller Of the Hettinger
Journal and Western Call, was in the
city Monday and greeted some Of his
many friends while taking note OF do
ings in Bismarck. Ar. Fuller was re.
turning from the meeting OF the press
! gang at Wahpeton and said that the
boys and their wives had a fine time.
The Royal Arch Masons will hold a
chapter meeting in the Masonic Tenn
pie this evening. A. members are
cordially invited to be present.
Florence E. Wilson will demonstrate
her ability on the typewriter at the
capitol Thursday morning between the
hours of 10 and ~ O'Clock. She broke
the speed record of. 112 words per min
ute, and her pre<ent record is III
words per minute. Miss Wilson Is the
winner of school, amateur and profess
sional speed contests and demonstrate
ed her speed at Madison Square Gar
den, New York City. ~
II. G. Carpenter OF the Employers
Liability Insurance agency, Is in the
city from Fargo and Is stopping at the
Mckenzie. 1t is about five years since
| Mr.. Carpenter has been in Bismarck
and, he expressed his surprise at the
many improvements In the city during
that length of time. ~
The Bismarck band will hold a re
hersal tonight at the commercial club
hall, and all band musicians are re
quested to attend. Prof. Racicot ha:
been engaged to lead the band this
coming season and the members de
sire to round out a fine musical or
panizatiOn before SDring.
Yesterday, Monday, Jan. 1S, was
the birthday Of Hon. o. B. Wing OF
| Washburn, who is serving his first
term as a member of the house. Jan.
13 is his birthday, he is serving in the
18th legislative assembly, in the year
1918, and entertained Is Of his friends
at the Grand Pacific In room 213, with
IS different kinds of cigars, at a birth
day smoker. Ole says that this is a
combination of 1873 that, is hard to
beat and he does not consider him
self unlucqy, even though he was born
on Friday, the 18th.
Chief of the Fire Department H.
A. Thompson left yesterday morning,
on a business. trip to the Twin Cities.
John Wacker of Denhoff, who rep
resents the Bismarck Stats Anzeig.
er, left here this morning or a trip
to Napoleon in the interests of the
paper he represents.
T. w. Jackman of Fargo is register
ed at a local hotel. Mr.. Jackman's
name has been mentioned persist
emily in connection with the position
Of state oil inspector and 1t is gener
ally understood that he will be given
the place. He has held the position
before and is well qualified to perform
the duties of the Office. He has been
engaged as city ticket agent for the
| Northern Pacific road at Fargo for q
number Of years.
F. "A. Wardwell, the veteran editor
of the Pembina Express, is among
the guests in the city and is regis
tered at the Mckenzie.
Hon. F. B. Lynch, of st. Paul, the
great democratic chieftain of Mime.
sofa, is greeting his many Bismarck
friends today and is a guest Of the
MCKENZIE.
County Auditor John Snyder, 81
Linton, was a guest of the Grand Pa
/ - 80 49, EAN AE- C-.-L- - 1900