Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-30
THE CITY
WEATHER.


WEATHER.
Partially cloudy tonight and Tues
day. Stationary temperature. Max.
81; min. %.
Irvine Plant All Rieht-The Mandan
Times man. after a visit to the Irvine
plant in connection with the peniten-
tiary, pronounces it o. X.
Mrs. Blewett IIl.-A letter from Mr..
Blewett to Lulu Kupitz states that
Mrs. Blewett is seriously i'll with pneu-
Mrs. Kelly, mother of Mrs.
Blewett is also very sick.
For Statistics-State Commissioner
OF Agriculture Turner is sending out
the blanks for statistics to be gath.
cred by the assessors through the
state.
Special Meeting-There will be a
special meeting of Bismarck lodge F..
and A. M. at Masonic hall at 7:3O
tonight. The report of the temple
committee will be received. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
Books Prepared-The assessors
books for the county assessors have
been prepared by Frank Moorhouse,
clerk in the county auditors office,
and will soon be delivered to the as.
SCISSORS. Tie assessment begins
April 1st.
Catholic Bazaar-The ladies of the
Catholic church are preparing to give
a bazaar and supper on the 18th of
April. Sale of fancy articles and do.
nestle goods will commence at 2
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. The
place of sale will be announced later
Catholic Church-The 40 Hours De
votion was closed this morning with
solemn exercises. Father Clemen,
was ably assisted Saturday, Sunday
and Monday by Revs. Adolph, NJ
Simon and Dean Collins in the pulpit
and confessional. The people were
delighted.
River Unsafe-Two stockmen from
west of the river attempted to eros
the river to-day. and got into trouble
their team breaking through the ice
The horses were gotten out all right
after a rather unpleasant experience
The ice is crumbling and the river i
| not safe to cross.
Going Out Of Land Business-Bel
Corbin. the wolf hunter, is going ou
of the land business, and states tina
| for the next 80 days he will offer som
| unusual bargains in land, after whicl
he will devote his time to wolf hun,
ing. For the present he is ready t
show customers some fine land tina
needs only to be seen to be bought.
Captain Gould Arrives-Captain "
H. Gould, of the steamer Mandan. ha
arrived and will have temporar
charge of the government ways a
Rock Haven't. f. Kelly having bee
| ordered to the Yellowstone Park
take charge of road construction.
is said some snagging will be done b
the Mandan this season.
One Fare Rate.-The Northern P;
cific road has authorized a one-far
rate for the round trip. points Dickil
son to jamestown, for the Rooseve
celebration at Bismarck. Agent S.
Scott this morning had a letter frol
General Passenger Agent Fee to thu
effect. This ought to bring a lare
number of people from intermediat
points to Bismarck.
Death Of r. A. Simmons-F. A Sin
mons of Minneapolis,a well-known re;
estate dealer. who has had business i
this city, died in Chicago last weel
He has been i'll for several month
and went there for treatment. II
leaves a wife, three sons and a daugt
ter. Mr.. Simmons was well known t.
real estate men in this city, and mad
a number of purchases of t aXtitle
to real estate.
Disagreement Regarding Quaran
tine.-There is a disagreement be
tween the county health authorize
and the Washburn road over the mat
ter of quarantine of Wilton. TIL
county health authorities hold that un