Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-03-11

even. The entertainment to be given
will include a concert and dance.
a pardon has been granted by the
governor to Harry Gilmore, who was
sent to the pen several years ago for
assault with a dangerous weapon. He
has served the greater part of his
sentence.
Secretary Zimmerman of the Morton
County State Fair Association is in the
city today, with diplomas presented by
the fair to winners of premiums. DR..
Bentley gets eight premiums on horses,
and the schools get a premium for the
best drawing.
jamestown Capital: L. G. Green and
wife of Bismarck, Who have been visit
ing friends in the city, left last night
for the east. Mr.. Green will purchase
new furniture and fixtures for the
Kirkwood hotel at Darlington, which he
takes charge of next week.
The engagement of Frederick Warde,
the eminent tragedian at the Atheneum
next week will he hailed with pleasure
by all lovers of tragedy as represented
by the higher class Of American actors.
Warde was in the city a number of
years ago with Louis James, and returns
this time with a strong supporting COM
pany.
Former Editor Carey of the Review
has gone east, having severed his con.
n%ection with the paper, which will be
edited and managed hereafter by R. G..
Scroggs, who remains the proprietor.
The report of it's suspension was errone-
Gus, arising probably out of the dissolu-
ton of partnership. Scroggs states that
it will be continued as the independent
organ Of the Missouri slope.
Bathgate Pink Paper: Mrs. Watt re-
ceived a telegram from her husband on
Monday morning stating that Mr.. Watt,
ST., died on Sunday and was to be
buried on Wednesday Of this week. Mr..
Watt cannot reach this place in return
before the middle of next week as on
his return he has to meet the represen-
tatives of the insurance companies at
st. Paul and adjust the losses by his
recent fire with them.
There was a pleasant church social at
the Wakeman residence last night.
There was a large attendance, and the
features of the entertainment were
novel and interesting, especially an art
gallery which was filled with the work
of old masters, at least in anne. Misses
>Wakeman and Bly, were the inventive
geniuses who planned and carried out
the features of the evening.
A party of Turtle Mountain Indians,
three in number, were camped near the
city Il day or SO ago, returning to their
reservation after having been visiting
during the winter at Fort Yates. The
party consisted of a man and two
daughters, who went to Standing Rock
last fall, and the mother of the girls
died while there. The body vas kept
all winter and va taken back in a
wagon to the Turtle Mountain country
for burial.
The state board of university and
school lands yesterday accepted the ap-
plication of the Bismarck school district
for the purchase Of s25 900 four per cent
bonds. These bonds will be issued by
the school district to take up the present
bonds of $4,000 which were originally
issued by the city, and have become a
part of the city debt, and in addition,
draw interest at the rate of seven per
cent. The refunding of the bonds will
save the city three per cent yearly on
the face of the bonds, and in addition
to this, the obligation will become that
of the school district, as it should, and
the city debt be brought within the
limit.