Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-20

There will he a regular meeting ct
the Q. E. s.. tomorrow evening.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. Register Friday, Nov. q, at 3
O'Clock.
Tancred Commandery will hold a
injecting tonight at Masonic hall at 8
O'Clock sharp.
Mrs. White returned yesterday from
Indianapolis where she was called nv
the illness of her mother.
G.. B. Goss, a bright young attorney
of Bottineau, is in the city in the in
terest of a client before the state board
of pardons.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the First Baptist church
will be held on Friday afternoon of
this week at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Wood. O."
il W.. F. Cochrane has received word
that his son. w. F. jr., suffered a
broken arm in a football game at An
napolis on the 18th. The small bone
of the left arm was broken above the
wrist. The accident was not serious.
Contractor Lovin has moved into
his new shop on Fifth street.-the larg-
est and most complete carpenter shop
in the state. The building vacated
on Main street will be used for livery
and sale stable and hack and dray
headquarters.
The new Woodmansee livery stable
building on Broadway is nearing COM
pletion. Architect Van Horn has in
]corporated "all the comforts of home,
flor the horses, conveniences for the
fpublic-reception rooms, etc.-every-
thing STRICTLY up to date.
MI. J.. o. circuit, formerly a resident
of Bismarck, is a visitor in the city
today. He has been down at Duluth
and Superior for a number of years
but has concluded to locate in Wash
burn. He came down from there last
night with his daughter, Mrs. T. J.
Haugeberg.
The public schools had to be dis
missed yesterday morning for the rea-
son that the janitor pro TEN had built
NO fire in time to heat the building.
A meeting of the school board was held
in the forenoon and Henry Crawford
was appointed %janitor. to succeed the
late Edward Sloan.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Blewett came
up from Jamestown to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Klaus, and returned this
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Blewett we're
old and close friends of Mrs. Klaus.
Mrs. G.. A. Hegaard of Mandan, another
old friend, came e yesterday after
noon to attend the funeral ceremonies.
Editor w. R. Kellogg of jamestown
came up last night to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. KLAUS today. Mr.. Kel-
logg says the news of Mrs. Klaus death
was a severe shock to many friends in
Jamestown, who did not know even
that she was at all seriously i'll. M.
Kellogg returned to Jamestown this
afternoon.
The Capital City dancing club has
been organized by a. number of young
men. and the date for the first dance
has been set for next Tuesday night
There will be about fifty members OF
the club. An eight piece orchestra
under the leadership of Professor OarC
will furnish music, and dances will BIZ
given at intervals Of about two weeks
during the winter. 7
The demand for Ignite is so great
and the difficulty of getting cars SO APP.
parently insulmountable that it is MOI
possible to keep up with the calls thai
come from all parts Of the state. Sup
erintendent Eckels and Auditor Walker
Of the Washburn road are doing all II
their power to send out coal as fast 81
possible. and r mining plenty of GOA
but find 1t difficult to get cars for ira .
%portation to other roads. The public
schools at Fargo had to closetyesterda,
morning because Of al shortage Of 1ig
mite, but the trouble was remedied b!
the arrival OF a supply in the W o
the day.
The orchestra under the Leadership
Of Prot. Gard deserves special com
mendation for the excellence OF TIL,
music furnished at the play last night
Some difficult selections were we'll rem
Idered, and the management Of tn,
company, in a curtain address, pal,
1.-THE orchestra a deserved compliment
The orchestra as constituted last nigh
consisted Of Prot. Gard, first violin
Messrs. Hegge and Roth, second vic
lin; Messrs. Jones and Poole. cornet
Prof. Stoddaed. clarionet; E. Town