Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-04-03

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band and orchestra concert tonight.
Lieutenant Pope Of Fort Yates, is
among the visitors in the city today.
The o. 2. S. will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening in Masonic
hall. s.5 .5.- :... .ls
Hon. Ferd Lelltz Of Hebron, was a.
west bound passenger on the noon
train today.
Joe Dietrich left this afternoon for
the west in the interests Of the Wash
burn road.
4 Remember the concert and dance at
the Atheneum tonight for the benefit.
of the Bismarck band.
Hon. John satterlund wenr to Wash
burn this morning, to look after his
business interests there.
Mrs. A., M. Thompson has been seri-
ously ill in the city for some weeks
and is still in a critical condition.
Dr. Smyth is able to be out again
after his long illness, and many
friends are congratulating him upon
his recovery.
d. Band concert tonight at $50 sharp.
A dance will follow the concert. The
dance music will be by an orchestra Of
ten men and will be of as high an or
der as the concert.
The knights Of the Maccabees will
give a dance in the Baker hall April
10. Music furnished : by the Capital
City Orchestra. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Those not wishing to attend the
band concert tonight may attend the
dance after the concert at only SO cents
per couple if they SO desire, the dance
beginning at 10 o'clock.
w. F. Cushing left this afternoon
for the eastern part Of the state and
will be absent for about month in
the interests of .he states disr.ay
at the st. Louis exposition.
Chief Engineer Darling Of the
Northern Pacific came in this after
noon from Mckenzie, where he has
been experimenting the work done on
| the tracks at the overfowed slough.
M. w. Leahy, the Hebron miller
was among the guests in the city to
day, greeting his friends. He reports
prosperous conditions at Hebron, ant
good prospects for the coming season
DR.. R. A. Adams has returned t,2n
his trip to California, and wen
through to the ranch, returning today
His son John, who was i'll here fol
some time, remained in California fol
his health.
E. M. Kunkel: "You may send nj
the Weekly Tribune at Baldwin 70:
one year. I got more general news
from the sample copy recently received
than from all the other papers in th'
county combined"
It is SO cents an individual to ths
concert tonight, 81 per couple. Ont
dollar and fifty cents per couple t.
both concert and dance. One dollal
for dance only, and one dollar foa
gentleman to both concert and dance
Passengers desiring to cross tn,
Missouri river at the bridge will fnt
a ferryman at the foot of the bridge
who will take passengers across ii
safety at all hours of the day ant
night. Ask for the ferryman at til,
bridge.
! An error was made in the wortliIl.
4 Of the bills advertising the band con
i cert and dance tonight. The price
are 30 cents for each and every per
son attending the concert, and an a
ditional so cents for each gentleman
wishing to dance.
i Williston Herald: w. j. Ford
James Costello and others who wer
attending U. s. court ait Bismarck, re
turned home last Friday. They sa;
it is not so bad to be snow bound il
| the capital city, but are afraid it ha
spoiled some of the boys.
Mrs. 3. ". Becker and daughte
4 Grace Of Mexico, New York, are visit
I ing with Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Edicl
Mrs. Becker is a sister of Mrs. Edich
They were held at Jamestown 70
Z, nearly a week, pending the repair G
B the Northern Pacific tracks ait McKen
zie.
s D. IA. Lewis, of Baldwin, was Trit
une caller yesterday. Mr.. Lewis ha
i been in the country but four year
but he has been successful and no7
owns a fine piece Of land and bunc
of stock. He now regrets that h
didn't buy more land when he coul
have obtained it for 50 an acre.
d The state penitentiary board con
!. pleted its meeting yesterday afternoon