Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-21

BIS
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.
Maximum temperature Yesterday %.
Minimum temperature Yesterday 4.
Forecast for North Dakota for the
twenty-fOur hours ending tonight a,
s o'clock:
Fair and colder Saturday.
Girl is eorn-A girl was born a,
the hospital yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Cotton, of Wilton.
Rev. Anderson Will Preach-Rev
James M. Anderson. of Drayton, form.
erly of Bismarck. will preach in the
Methodist church in this city on Sun.
day morning next
Sacred Music-The Gard orchestra
will render sacred music and assist
the choir in Presbyterian church at
the Sunday evening services-begin.
ming their first Sunday evening the
22d.
Brother is lil-Mrs. Baldwin, of the
office of the department of public in.
struction. has been called to her home
at Bathgate by the illness of her
brother. Sam Parker, of the same
office. is also under the weather.
Salvation Army Meetings-Ensign
Mercer will conduct special meetings
in the Salvation army barracks on
uSnday and Monday. Feb. 90 and %.
On Monday evening he will give a
magic lantern service entitled
"Biddy."
There Are Othcrs-Captain F. J.
Burt: No. Ira Cards orchestra is not
engaged for the masquerade ball to
be given by Canton Bismarck next
Monday night-but there are others
just as gOod-or better. Come and
see for yourself.
Crushed His Foot--A. Hall, a miner
from Wilton. was a passenger to Min.
neapolis last night for treatment.
Hall was suffering from a crushed foot,
received in the mines. being struck
by a released coal car that was run.
ming down the incline into the mine.
Pipe Organ-The new pipe organ
for the Presbyterian church will be
set up text week and the first con-
cert will occur on March 8. A. M.
Shuey. Of Minneapolis, is one of the
finest organists in the United States.
Maud Ulmer Jones the singer, will
assist. She is the crack vocalist of
the twin cities.
A Rare -reat-The Gordon Shay
Opera company will appear in the city
on Friday of the coming week. They
Will appear in II Travatore at the
Atheneum. This company makes only
this one stop between Billings and
Fargo. They carry fifty people and
something unusually good is prom
ised theater goers.
County Superintendent to Meet
county superintendent of the
state will hold a meeting at Glendale
March II and IS. The Meeting will
be held at the time of the dedication
exercises OF the new industrial school
building. Ebert Hubbard, the Roy.
crofter, will be present and make an
address on the night of March 1S.
No Move Yet-Tracy r. Bangs, Of
Grand Forks. was among the guests
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Bangs saws
that he does not think any steps will
be taken at present toward the com
mutation of sentence of Joseph Bas-
sannella. now serving a life sentence
in the ~penitentiary here. although he
DeIleves that a move will be made in
the near future to have some clemency
shown.
Dance is Successful-Under the able
management of the graduating class Of
the High school the Atheneum was
made the scene of the most pleasant
dancing party of the season last night.
The hall was comfortable, the floor in
good shape, the music fine and the re-
freshments all that could be asked.
The hustlers of the class cleared
about SIS for the benefit of the school
library and earned for themselves
great praise.
Handsome Engrossment-The reso.
lutions passed by the legislature in
memory of the late Captain Alex.
ander Griggs have been Handsomely
engrossed by c. p. Calvert. of the
surveyor generals office. and will be
forwarded to the wife of the de-.
ceased. The Armstrong resolutions
have also been similarly engrossed and
will be sent to Moses X. Armstrong.
The work is finely done and a credit
to the engrOsSer.