Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-28

in h afternoon, people yentured out
only under absolute necessity.
Train SnoWbound-No. 2 of yester-
day OF the b. w. & G.. +. Ry. was
snOwbound five miles north Of Wilton
as reported yesterday evening. with
small prospects of relief last night.
Large Calendar-Clerk HosKins filed
nine cases yesterday for review by the
supreme court at the March session.
Indications are that the calendar for
the March term will be the largest
in the history of the state.
Organ Recital-The organ recital at
the Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening promises to be the musical
event of the season. Mrs. Maud Timer
Jones will assist Professor A. M.
Shuey. In musical circles she needs
no recommendation.
Work in Red-Tancred c%ommandery
conferred the red cross degree on
Burt Finney and three candidates from
Mandan Thursday evening. The cere
mony was followed by a banquet. Wis
iting Knights Templar were present
and an enjoyable time was had.
A Popular Speaker-Dr. Fox, who
lectures at the Athenium on March 4
on "a Neglected Cavalier" is one OF
the most popular entertainers on the
platform. This is the seventh enter
tainment in the Bismarck lecture
course Admission 80 cents. No re
served seats.
Good House Assured-Manager Yes
perman reports an advance sale o.
over 300 seats for the Gordon-Sha.
Opera company, which appears at thu
Atheneum tonight in II Trovatore
Part of the house has been reserved
for Mandan and all of the seats sen
there have been sold.
Traffic Delayed-Some traffic wa
annulled on the n. p. last night I'll
more favorable weather and all traffi.
greatly delayed owing to the s%everit,
of the storm. There appears, a
usual. to be a great deal more snov
in outlying districts than in and clos
to the city.
Cold Wave-A cold wave with higl
winds blew down from the north pol
Yesterday morning and made the da
one of the most d~isagreeable OF tn
IL ,.A1aaitu of tho WIN
reached a maximum OF AZ miles an
the wind velocity last night range
between Sc and 40 miles. There wa
some snow in the morning. but las
night the weather had cleared, a
though there vas an extremely col
wind blowing,
kinderaarten Certificates--The XII
dergarten club has received handsome
" engraved certificates OF memoershll
which will be issued to the member:
President Sharpe and Secretary Porte
will sign and attest the certificates an
Professor LaMoure will guarantee tn
proficiency of the holder in all stage
of ki%ndergarten work. Frank Lawrenc
is doing the lettering of the certll
Gates. There are a few honorary men
bers on the list. to whom certlflcate
will be issued.
"Macbeth"-John Griffith. the dl'
tinguished young actor, long n iaVo
ably known in Faust" is at presef
under a ten years contract 10 Aide
Benedict, and appears in "Macbe'h
at Mandan opera house Tuesday evel
ing March 3. The entire scenic on
At. costumes. historically correct pro
critics. electrical and mechanical e
fects, are carried complete by TN
company. The special train Will leaN
bismarck at $50 o'clock Tuesda
evening. March 8, for Mandan opei
house for those who wish to see Jon
Griffith in Macbeth Parties nolan
, reserved seat tickets get free car far
Entertained for Mrs. Wright-Mr
Frank White and Mrs. GEORGE !!
Young entertained at the gnDernatorl
residence yesterday afternoon IN nom
of Mrs. p. II. Wright, of Valley CIT
Novel means of entertainment WEI
proyided for the guests, OF whom the'
was a large number. Refreshmen
! were served in the course or the alle
noon. Mrs. Wright entertained u
guests with instrumental music, 81
\ being a pianist of rare ability n
J technique being brilliant and her pla
! ing expressive and colorful. IN
!, guessing contest of the ladies', MI
Wakeman won the first prize n MI
Walker the consolation prize. l,
afternoon was a pleasant one, u
bostesses entertaining with grace al
eaSe.