Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-08

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Fair weather Sunday; stationary
temperature.
Cards Orchestra at Presbyterian
church-The Gard orchestra will as
sist the choir and play sacred volun-
taries at the Presbyterian church at
this evenings service
Regular MeetIng-A regular meeting
of Rebekah lodge No. 40 was held
last evening. Mrs. Nellie Everts was
Initiated. Lunch was served and q
pleasant time enjoyed.
Rev. strachan improving = Rev.
of the M. e. church. has
gained steadily since going south.
One lung Is entirely we'll and the
other is making progress.
A Sick Family-valley City Times
Record: Ing Moe returned from Bis
marck Monday. He has three sick
children, two with the measles and n
with the mumps, and isn't feeling very
well himself.
steckwell Goes to orafton-Superin-
tendent Stockwell went to Grafton to
remain over Sunday. He will return
early next week to take up the once
work which has accumulated during
the legislative session.
Sill Lost-There were three bills
that did not reach the governor on
the last night of the session after
being sent from the houses to the en-.
rolling room. They were all unim.
portant bills, and were sidetracked in
the rush of the last hour.
Bishops committee-There will be
a meeting Of the Bishops committee
of church of st. George, Episcopal,
at the office Of A. T. Patterson at 3
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, March
10. Business Of importance and all
members are urged to be present.
Get an lncrease-The State High
schools of the first class, Of which
Bismarck is one, under the new High
school act receive $500 annually to
be expended in equipping the High
school with proper apparatus and ref
erence books for use in their work.
viii Return-Chief Clerk Anderson
Of the house, went east yesterday but
will return next week to finish up the
work on the journal Of the house. Sen
atOr Lavayea will also return next
week to assist with the completion
and approval Of the senate journal.
cosqrove orchestra-The Cosgrove
orchstra assisted by a vocalist will
give a concert at the Atheneum OF
Friday evening. March 10. The Or
chestra consists of ten people and IL
on its way east from a western trip
and makes a stop here. They have
been greeted by crowded houses al
along the line.
Touching Fareweii-There was 1
touching scene at the depot yesterda!
when several of the Northwest dininl
room girls babe farewell TO some o
their gentlemen friends. With ribal'
jests that were exchanged. screams
silly laughter and coarse vulgarisms
the scene was touching indeed and re
flected credit upon the participant
of both sexes.
Sued for Libel-Michael T. O'Con
nor. of New Rockford. has been sue
for criminal libel by Pete Matson an
it is said that Michael will endeavo
to prove the charges he made true
New Rockford is expecting sensational
arises out of the Cahill shooting case
O'Connor being the attorney for Cahill
Evidence Of Spring-The m indis
putable evidence of the opening O
the spring season was clearly OF
servable from early morn until the sci
ting of the sun yesterday-the SPORTY
urchin at the game of marbles. viii
geese have been flying north for NOR
than a week, but there have bee
doubling Thomases innumerable unit
the final evidence vas in yesterday
Rooney Will be Hanged-Johl
| Rooney. of Fargo, who has been sen
tcICcu W uc udIScu Will pIODoDiy ~
the first prisoner to be hanged at tn
State p%enitentiary under the new Law
which was among those that passed
Rooney is still at Fargo, and the sen
tence will soon be passed by Judg'
Pollock. Under the law. the prisOne
has six months in which to reflect be
fore his sentence is executed.
Tom Lamb Returns Home-Farg'
| Forum: Tom Lamb, of Michigan City
but for the past several years locates
at Washington. arrived in Fargo thi
morning from the nations capital. H,
has been taking treatment at a SAM
tarium until a few days ago. when hi
health was noted q considerably I'm
proved. He goes to Michigan City
where his brothers reside. and vii
! again take up his residence there.
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