Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08

Copyright 1903 by W. T. Foster1

of Rockies by close of l6, great cen-
rial valleys II to 10. eastern states 90.
expect this storm wave to cross the
continent far to northward with prob
ably a second center passing over the
gulf states. the two coming together
in the New England states about 81
forming a severe storm that will make
rough weather on the Atlantic steam
ship cute.
Warm wave will cross west of
Rockies about February 10, great CEN
trail valleys II, eastern states 19. Cool
rave will cross west of Rockies about
February is, great central valley 20,
eastern state %.
This cool wave is not expected to
be severe. 1t will keep well to the
north, passing over the great lakes
and eastern Canada
The disturbance mentioned above
covering about one week including the
warmest part of February and the
severest storms of the month.
Following date of this bulletin a
cold wave will come down the Mis-
sOuil anu Dlotccu SUNNY dStNaih
Temperature of week ending Feb
ruary IS will average above and rain
fall below normal.
The Cheyenne. Wyoming, Leader re-
Gently said: Again is Prof. Foster
indicated as a weather prophet. He
promised us a cold wave this week,
with snow, and we got L. The Chey-
enne Ice company banked so absolute
~ on his predictions that they made
all their arrangements for cutting ice
next Monday"
Fifty daily newspapers were added.
last week, to the list that regularly
publish my weather bulletins and here
after at least 100 papers Will publish
them weekly. The list is rapidly
growing and how great the increase
will be | cannot guess. Evidently my
forecasts are gaining in favor with
tho people.
Bouncing Boy-Billy Irysh, bill clerk
of the house, has been passing the
cigars on the strength of the arrival
of a baby boy at his home at Wheat
land.
Land Business Will Move-M. J.. Nc
Kenzie reports indications for a lively
LAND business the coming year. AL
ready he has inquiries for a township
from Nebraska parties.
A Good Performance-A large num-
Der of persons from the city attended
the performance of the Tanning of the
Shrew at Mandan last evening and re-
port an entertaining performance.
Printer Boys Dance-The local Typ
ographical union will entertain the
state press at a dance to be given at
the capitol Tuesday night next. All
arrangements have been made for a
pleasant social affair. Governor White
will be a member of the reception
committee and society will he present
en- masse.
Gone Home-Many of the members
vent home on the afternoon train yes
terday to spend Sunday. Those left
in the city are the ones who live so
far away that they cannot make the
trip and get back in time for Mon
days session, and they were busy last
night fighting the battle of the Nile
in the house yesterday over again.
Reception and Dance-The senior
class OF the High school have engaged
Bakers hall for a reception to their
friends on Friday evening. Feb. 20.
Dancing will be the amusement for the
guests. Light refreshments will be
served. 1t will be one of the brilliant
social events of the winter. The class
consists of five young gentlemen and
fourteen young ladies'. Among them
are the children of soma of our oldest
and leading citizens.
Fargo is Sanguine-James Kennedy.
We hope to take the state fair back
with us to Fargo. We believe Fargo is
the place for it. and can promise a
state fair that will be = credit to the
state and the northwest. In a few
hours we have raised half the money
necessary for grounds and we have
some hustlers. who. if the .air is TO-
Gated there, will see that it is up to
promises. The fair grounds can be
located in a desirable part of the city
and the street cars rur right to the
grounds. There is no reason why a
state fair at Fargo should not have a
daily attendance of thousands of peo-
pie. We believe we can take care of
the crowds and give the state a good
fair.
Northern Pacific ~Cut-OH-The twin
city papers say hat Foley Bros. the
contractors. have taken a con-
tract to straighten the n. p. line be-
tween Dickinson ami Miles City. They
say that the work covers about 1926
miles of road, but it may be the work
meant is the line surveyed last fail
from Belfield TO a point near Beech.
There are persistent rumors that the
7. would like very much to make
a cutoff by running a new line south
Of Glendive which would mean a saw
ing of 30 miles, but in view of the fact
h company has expended large
of money in permanent improve
at Glendive it is not at all GER
ain that the change will be made now.
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