Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-04

threatening wednesday; stationary
temperature.
Has Measles-Miss Carrie Void is
i'll at her home suffering from an at
tack of the measles.
FortnightIy CIub-The Fortnightly
club will meet with Mrs. f. H. Wilson
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o5clock.
Ladies' Aid-The Ladies' Aid society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. Roberts Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Blockade Raised-The snow block
road and trains nav now resumed
their wonted schedule.
Seriously ill-Gus WeStmiller. of
Washburn, has been in a critical con
dition at the hospital following an
operation for appendicitis.
Tancred commandery-There will
be a meeting of Tancred c~ommandery
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. when
order of the temple will be conferred.
Saw the PIay-Quite a number Of
Bismarck folk availed themselves of
the special train last night to take in
the production Macbeth by John
Griffith at the Mandan opera house.
X. p. Meeting-There will b. a reg
ular meeting of the Knights of Pythias
at their hall tonight. Work in the
second and in the third in the long
form. All Knights are urged to attend.
Store lmprovements-George Guss-
ner is making some very neat and
practicable improvements in the in
terror of his large store and when com
pleted he Will have one of the finest
appearing stores in the city. which is
saying a good deal,
Organ Recital-Organ recital and
concert at the Presbyterian church to-
night by A. NJ. Shuey. of MINNEAPOLIS.
assisted by Mrs. Maud Timer Jones.
the famous vocalist of the twin cities.
Admission IS cents. School children
80 cents. No reserved seats.
New Music-Ira Gard has received
a new lot of very fine music, including
overtures from the standard operas
and various of the old master produc-
tiOns, which the orchestra are rehears-
ing preparatory to a concert to be
given in the city in the near future.
Organ RecitaI-The organ recital
and concert at the Presbyterian church
postponed last night. will be given
this evening beginning at SIS. Mr..
Shuey and Mrs. Maud Timer Jones
are both in the city. Mr.. Sbuey ar
irving some days since to assist in the
tuning of the organ. Mrs. Jones ar
rived yesterday and is being enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Wilson.
Store at Stevenson = Washburn
Leader: Theodore and Cecil TAYLOR.
sons of J. B.. Taylor. will put in a lum-
her yard and general store at Fl.
Stevenson. They have ten car loads
of lumber and a stock of goods now
ordered to arrive at Washburn for
transportation on first boats up the
w III an 1 NY Will maui " Il q
a car load OF lumber for building of
sheds and store building about March
20.
A Good Attraction-Otto HOlmberg:
The Presbyterian church is to he con
graduated upon having been able to
Secure two such artists as Mr.. A. NJ.
Shuev and Mrs. Maud Clmer Jones.
for the organ recital Paving known
Mr.. Shuey for more than fifteen wears
| must say that Mr. Shucy AMI Prof.
Woodruff are two of The best organ
lists that I have had the pleasure to
hear in this country. And as for Mrs.
Jones, she is known to pretty nearly
everyone in Minneapolis. both as an
opera and concert singer.
Those Telephone Poles-The officers
of the telephone company say that
there is no evidence in their posses
sion. nor have they any suspicion,
which leads them to the belief thai the
wires of the company wore cut by par
ties who took that means of venting
their diSpleaSure at seeing COnyict
labor employed in the digging Of tele-
phone nOlPS III VOCATION Oh the statute. Z
as stated in the Palladium. for the
reason that no convict labor is being
used without warrant of law and there
is no labor furnished the telephone
company except whore the state re-
ceives the benefit. and under a duly
executed contract by unanimous action
Of the board of trustees. the state
securing the right for twenty years of
using the telephone poles to the State
penitentiarv The contract is. of
course. public property on file. The
company has no knowledge as to who
cit the uyswire and cannot under
stand why anyone should do il.
Mrs. Bacon Entertains-Mrs. j. ID.
Bacon entertained a number of friends
Yesterday afternoon at a red and white
luncheon. The decorations were red
and white carnations and ferns. Small
tables were spread at which there was
a red carnation for each lady. An
elaborate menu was served. Small
white boxes were distributed. each