Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-09

Gard Orchestra-COncert tonight at
the Presbyterian church begins at
SIS. Tickets so and 25 cents.
Orchestra Concert-Look at Ooard
Orchestra Concert program in another
column. Admission: Adults, so cents,
young people, ,25 cents.
S%unbonnet Sale = SunbOrnet and
Food Sale given by the Presbyterian
Ladies April Is. Remember the date.
Change Of Notwithstanding new
city administration takes charge of
city affairs the third Tuesday in April,
which this year will be April 81.
Fire Does Damage-Prairie fire this
afternoon southeast of the city de-
stroyed the house and barn on the
Henry Suttle place about a mile from
the city.
City Herders-Peter Cox has been
appointed city herder for that part of
the city west of Fourth street and
Charles Hastings for the city west of
Fourth street.
Or. Wear Stricken-Friends of DR.. |.
N. Wear of Fargo will regret to learn
that he has been stricken with partial
paralysis in Chicago, while on his way
east for a European trip. Eminent
specialists are attending him and state
that while he will probably o it
is unlikely he will ever recover the
complete use of the muscles on one
side of his body.
Date Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and Adjutant General Miller have set
June 80 to July Z a. the date for the
encampment of the national guard Of
the state this year. General Miller
has also had word that an officer from
Fort Assiniboine has been detailed to
inspect the several organizations of
the national guard of the state prepa-
ratory to the issue of the modern arms
by the government.
Funeral Services-Funeral services
were conducted by the Masonic fra
ternity over the remains of E. M. Bid.
well. Rev. A. A. Joss read the ritual
services impressively. A trio consist
ing of Mesdames Charles Foster ant
J. P. French and Miss Helen Wilson
sang hymns sweetly and effectively
The pail bearers were E. S. Beardsley
Frank Reed, A. T. Patterson, W
O'Hara, G. A. Rawlings and ] w
Foley. The remains were escorted {
the depot and were taken east thi
afternoon.
Northern Pacific Cut Oh-The Tar
pen correspondent of the Steele Ozon
says that there will be a junction O
the N. P. cut off from which grade
will be run both to steele and Daw
son. A new townsite south Of Da
near the Niles & Billings ranch is sal
! to be one of the locations 70: thenev
towns along the line. Surveyors hav
been setting the stakes for same
Two cars of stock and household
goods have arrived for the ranch pee
ple who expect to be right in it whe
the road is completed.
Road to the Fort-Captain ]. s
Parke Of Fort Lincoln appeared befor
the board of county commissioners tt
day. presenting the matter Of a roa'
to Fort Lincoln to be established b
the county and the government
planted with shade trees and othel
wise beautiied as a permanent driv
to Fort Lincoln. The commissioner
drove down to Fort Lincoln this afte'
noon to look over the proposed roat
The matter is one in which the count
could probably join, in establishing
permanent shaded drive to Fort LII
coin.
Work at Fort Lincoln-John Car
superintendent of building for Hel
messy. the Minneapolis contractor WI
has the contract for the erection
about 500, 900 worth Of buildings
Fort Lincoln this season, is in the CT
today and work will begin tomorrow
Thos. Fortune has sublet the contra
for the excavation. The sites for u
buildings have been staked on the e
yations given, and everything Is reat
for the progress of the work. The II
Ill If new buildings includes a barra'
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