Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-29

on Saturday Nav End. Baked
beans, bread, rolls, pies, cakes, cook
les and gingerbread. The ladies will
also serve Tea and WATERS
Exclusive StyIes-At the Episcopal
Guild sale the ladies will show a nice
of various styles of stocks,
for shirt waists. mo two alike" ex-
styles, at reasonable cost.
Come and see them.
Supreme Court-The case of Sykes
Allen is occupying the attention of
the supreme court today. This is a
case from Stutsman county, in
which Ellsworth, Robinson & Ball.
Watson & McClay are the opposing
attorneys.
Degree of Honor Dance-The De-
gree of Honor will give another social
dance Monday evening May 4, 1908.
Invitations for previous dances will
hold good at this time also. Tickets
SOC. Lunch Csc. Good music and
good time promised.
Somewhat Improved-Report from
Wheaton. Mimi, is to the effect that
the mother of Hon. John %Satterlund,
who vas stricken with paralysis is
somewhat improved. She is of such
age, however, that her condition is Sc.
rious. Mr.. Satterlund is expected to
return tomorrow.
c. e. SociaI-The c. E. Society of
the Presbyterian church will give q
social at the parsonage Thursday
evening. A silver collection will be
taken to help defray expenses caused
by putting in new electric light fixtures
in the church. A pleasant evening is
assured for all who attend.
Historical Society-There will be a
meeting of the State historical society
at the Office of the Tribune at s o'clock
tonight. Col. c. A. Lounsberry, presi-
dent of the society, arrived today. 1t
is desired to get the society on a work
ing basis, and cooperate with the
state university in gathering historical
matters.
Has Several Watches-Among the
property stolen by Allan Cooley. who
was sentenced by Judge Winchester to
a term in the penitentiary for bur-
glary. were several watches that have
not yet been identified. 1t is possible
some of them may have been fruits
of burglaries in this city. They are
in possession of the officials at Man
dan.
Wedding Party. The special car of
General w. d. Washburn was attached
to No. l of the Northern Pacific today,
and was taken up to Wilton by a special
of the Washburn road. On the
car were Mrs. w. d. Washburn, Mrs. w.
ID. Washburn Jr., Miss Washburn and
Mrs. c. A. Dunn, who will attend the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Macomber
and DR.. Thompson at Wilton tonight.
Better Weather in Sight-There was
an exceedingly heavy frost last night.
Soil in which there was moisture froze
hard on top and buds and shoots that
were beginning to show were greatly
discouraged. 1t is said tree buds were
injured and garden stuffs that were
out of the ground have zone back for
repairs. 1t was one of the severest
cold snaps on record for this time of
year.
Liquor Permit Question-The state
a poll of the druggists of the state to
see what ones of them intend to try
for a permit under the Shells bill. 1t
is said that a large number of drug
gists of the state intend to pass up
the whole business and make no at
tempt to obtain liquor permits. An
other report says that a test case is
likely to be brought to test the con
situtionality of the law. the points
raised to be whether the restrictions
placed upon the medicinal sale of liq-
uor are or are not reasonable.