Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-27
THE CITY
WEATHER.


WEATHER.
GENERALLY fair tonight and Thurs
day. Stationary temperature. Max.
&c; min. 40.
Ladies Guild Tomorrow-The ladies'
Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Dillon ON
Fifth street.
\. p. Meeting-Regular meeting of
Is of P.'s tonight. Work in LIST and
md ranks. Come early. Visiting
Knights cordially invited.
Delayed a Few Days-Owing to de-
lay IN arrival of iron work the
tracklaying on the Linton
extension is delayed till the last of
the week.
Organ RecitaI-Do not forget the
organ recital and concert by Miss
Maud Timer Jones and Miss Gertrude
Sans-Souci in the Presbyterian church
on Wednesday June 3. Be sure to
read one of the programs.
Trees Doing Well jamestown
Alert: IF. B. Roberts and son are on
their annual tour of tree c%ultivating
for the n. P. on the Dakota division.
The trees are in thrifty conditions this
spring.
Settled With Blows-According to
the jamestown Alert the Northern Pa
cific settled with Mr.. Blows. of Bur-
leigh county for his fire loss for $500.
The loss included all his household
goods and tools, etc.
Believes the Boy Will Recovery.
ID. Lucas has returned from Epiphany.
South Dakota. where he took his little
boy to be examined by Father Krue-
ger. After waiting three days the
celebrated healer examined the boy
under the powerful X-rays and it is his
belief that the boy will outgrow his
seemingly constitutional ailments.
Merry-Go-Round-The children and
some of the older folks will be glad
to hear that a first class u~p-to-date
Merry-go-round has arrived and will
begin running this evening. Riding
on the merry-go-round is a source of
harmless amusement that no parent
can object to their children enjoying.
1t has been erected on the old stand
just east of the Atheneum.
representative of the Coe Commission
Co. is trying to interest the people of
Bismarck in the great game of golf.
He has laid out an experimental
course back of r. D. Hoskins' resi-
dence. Mr.. Long will be pleased to
talk with any persons interested
in the game relative to the organiza'
cation of a regular golfing club.
Class Day Exercises-The Seniors
are sending out their invitations tC
Glass Day Exercises" The class has
engaged the Atheneum and Cards
orchestra to furnish the music fol
their friends and intend to make 1t
pleasant occasion Admission will be
by ticket. the class sending them tC
those whom they wish as guests. II
is requested by the class that no flow
ers be sen to ten Atheneum, on class
day nor on graduating night.
Graduated With Highest Honors-
Old friends and class mates of Mr.
John c. Staley, youngest son of Johr
Staley. of Mclean county. will bt
pleased to learn that he has graduated
from the medical department of thu
Minnesota state university with hisl
honcrs-passing the best examination
Of any in the class. This is pr1bacl.
the best record ever made by a Bis
marck student in a leading outsld'
educational institution. Mr.. Stale.
was a graduate of the Bismarck hig.
school. class of "a. under Prof. Whea
ton. Under the rules, having stood a
the head of his class, Mr.. Staley WI
be given a position for a year in tn
hospital of st. Luke's, ST. Paul.