Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-13
TFaE CITY z.


Fair and warmer tonight; possibly
showers Saturday.
Mrs, Richard Penwarden Of Wash
burn is j thelcity for a weeks visit.
Today--Good Friday-services IN
the Church Of = st. George at 80
o'clock. Asas
Captain Robert o.. Mitchell, one Of
the best known residents Of Sheldon,
is dead.
Local Knights Templar will hold
their regular services in the Episcopal
church Sunday afternoon.
All Knights Templar are requested
to meet at the asylum tomorrow, Sat
urday, evening at o'clock to make
PREPARATIONS for Easter services.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Bap-
list church will hold a social at the
residence of Mrs. r.. D. Hoskins Tues
day evening. Everybody invited.
DR.. w. G. Eddy, osteopath, has de-
scided to locate in the city. He left
last night for Fargo to close up some
business there after which he will re-
Turn 10 the CITY.
runaway last night might have
had a serious result for Mrs. John SAT-
terlund and son. Their team ran
away with the buggy, throwing them
both out. Fortunately neither was
injured.
Chief OF Police McHugh warns
truckmen and deliVerymen that driv-
ing across sidewalks in the city here
after will result in the prompt arrest
OF Offenders whenever Informed
against.
General Washburn has let the. con
tract for the setting Of telegraph poles
as far north as Wilton. The General
has gone to New York to look after
some business affairs there butts ex-
pected in the city in about ten days
to oversee the beginning Of work on
thesroad.
Alert: Superintendent Wilson re-
ceived3 five bids for the removal Of the
old Sheridan house at Bismarck from
the n. p. right of way. The bids
ranged from $1,000 to S $1,000. The
company expects to spend $4,000 in
depot and ground improvements this
summer.
Several soldiers came in from the
eastson the noon train today. One of
them left a. bundle on the train and
made a hasty leap from the train
down3atthe weather bureauSofice, %af-
ter securingit.S ne took a header into
the right of way but was not injured,
although considerably shaken up.
Myrtle Staples, S-year-o1d daughter
OF {. FL. Staples.of I4aMoure, died sud-
denly in the city Monday night. "A
coroner's jury$consisting OLA. B. Rob
rer, b. +. Gage and II. W. Richholt
this afternoon considered the case, and
found death due to. heart failure. The
death5took place at the home Of Rev.
Ellis. 5*
A2letter from Jack Lynn at&St. Paul
states that he is in good health again.
Jack was chopped lip by a colored man
ont in Montana and the result of5the
wound was such that interpretations
We're performed in Chicago, from
which he has recovered and says he is
good as ever. He expects soon to re-
turn TO Linton.
Supt. Halland has appointed as a
board Of state lecturers who will adj
dress the different training schools
this summer al follows: President
Merrifield, y D. u: President Worst,
Agricultural college; President Car
hart Mayyilles Normal; President Nc
Farlands, MI 6. Normal; j N. Devine,
Professor Squires, N. D. III; Rev. Eu-
gene May, WhoSWiIl have charge Of the
Devils Lake ghautanqua the first three
weeks in July. Mr.. Levine has acted
in the capacity of state lecturer for
several years past and Mr.. Halland