Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-06-02

JlSu Rlt6 DOQloS at FARGO. |
Special Meeting-Major Geo. Bur
dett of Winnipeg, Man., will visit Bis
marck Saturday, June 9th, and will
conduct a special meeting in the Sal
walton Army barracks. Do not fail to
attend.
Landoffice Hearing Col. c. A.
Lounsberry is attending a hearing at
the land Office this afternoon, the case
being that of the U. S. against Will
liam Leonard for the cancellation of
a homestead entry.
For the Organ Fund-The proceeds
of the recital and concert in the Pres
byterian church Wednesday evening
go to the organ fund. The church
still owes on their pipe organ about
5000, which they are anxious to pay.
Send EN- to the Pound-The city
10Y has a pound-master, Mr.. Hast
ings, and a well-fenced pound. Citi-
zens bothered with stray stock have
only to report the fact to a policeman
or to the pound-master and the stock
will be taken up Immediately.
Election Of Oficers-Company A
will hold an election for two lieuten-
ants Friday evening after drill. Sec
ond Lieutenant Kelley will undoubted.
ly be promoted to first lieutenant and
the race for second place has a num-
Der of entries from among the ser.
geants, corporals and privates.
To Attend the concert-Mrs. E. H.
Wilson came in from her home in Kid
der county to attend the recital and
concert by Mrs. Maud Timer Jones and
| Miss Sans Souci on tomorrow even
ing. The ladies will arrive in the city
this evening. and during their stay
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
son on Seventh street.
No Meeting Held-Only a small
number of business men responded tC
the call issued yesterday for a meet
ing to discuss the proposed Fourth o.
July celebration last night, and no &C
ton of any kind was taken. 1t is like
ly the base ball association will tax,
the matter up and make some arrange
ments for a ball game on the Fourth
Work On Extension-Work on tn
extension of the Edgeley line to Daw
son will begin with the removal of dir
for grade In a few days. Scraper
have been unloaded and several cor
tractors have been looking the groun
over. 1t is said that the contract wa
let and that about 80 miles of tracI
will be completed this year. Grad
stakes are being set.
Will Hold Banquet-In %accordanc
with the usual custom the alumni O
the Bismarck High Schools will bar
quet the graduating class at Homan'
cafe, Thursday night after the exer
cises at the Atheneum. Miss Ar;
Waggoner is POSTMASTER, and som
interesting addresses are expected
The present class is the largest t
graduate in the history of the schools
Company N. Dance-The Fort Lir
coin dancing club gave the first Of it
dances at the Atheneum last night
There we're about seventy couple
present. Excellent music was ful
nished by Cards orchestra and suppe
was served in the evening. The ever
ing was much enjoyed by all who a
tended and the members of the clu
return their thanks to those who pa
tronized the affair.
Historical Meeting-A meeting c
the historical society will be held a
the Office of the Tribune at s o'cloc
this evening for the completion of tn
work Of organization. the adoption G
constitution and bylaws. and sue
} other business as may come before tn
meeting. Col. c. A. Iounsberry an
: Prof. o. G. Libby Of the historical d.
partment of the state university ar
/, here to attend the meeting.
;, May Weather-The summary {
weather for May issued by Directc
) Bronson of the weather bureau show
l that the mean temperature for tn
month was IS degrees, which is tn
! average mean for 20 years. The higl
est temperature for the month was s
on the 10th and the lowest temper;
tura was 9 IN the 2nd. The tot,