Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-11

Fair and cooler Wednesday.
Chicken Pox-Several cases of
chicken pox are reported in the city.
Married-Mr. Robert Barfuecht was
married to Miss Anna Lee by Justice
Gilbert Monday evening.
Legal Holidsy-Tomorrow being a
legal holiday the public schools, banks
and government offices will all be
closed.
High School Chorus-A picked
chorus from the High school will rem
der a Lincoln memorial song at the
Lincoln exercises at the capitol to-
morrow.
Entertained at Dinner-Mrs. ]. B.
Taylor entertained at dinner yester-
day evening the bridal party of tonight.
There We're present Miss Gage, Mr..
Young. Miss l.. Satterlund, Miss Foley,
Miss Wilson and Messrs. Ward and
Taylor.
Bassett is Missed-The newspaper
boys miss Charley Bassett. of Valley
City. but "the old man took a tumble
to himself and went down to the twin
cities and will buy two brand new
presses to help out on his increasing
business.
K. P. Meeting--.At a regular meet
ing of st. Elmo lodge, X P. tonight
there will be work in the first and
third degrees. A full attendance of
members is requested. and visiting
brothers cordially invited.
Commissioners Meet-The board of
county commissioners met yesterday.
There was a number of bills for the
consideration of the board and a num-
Der of requests for reductions of taxes.
1t will be several days before the
board completes its work.
Rev. Lewis-Rev. C. D. Lewis. of
Casselton. is to be the preacher in the
Methodist church of this city next Sun
day morning and evening. Mr.. Lewis
is a highly cultivated gentleman and
n of the most popular of the
younger ministers of the state.
Tribune Phone Numbers - The
phone number of The Tribune bust
ness office is 80 and the number of
the editorial department is Is. If pa.
irons of the business Office will note
this fact. and In sending in news items
will call up 10 when possible. much
confusion will be avoided, with a more
certain assurance that items for pub
LEGATION will reach the proper destina.
ton.
Lecture Thursday Evening-Preston
w. Search, who ha; a national reputa.
ton as an educator, will speak in the
Atheneum Thursday evening. Feb. -
His lecture will be the sixth number
of the Bismarck lecture course and no
n will be disappointed in him. He
has been giving a course of lectures
in Grand Forks. Fargo and Valley City
and it is certain that the citizens OF
Bismarck will be more than pleased
that they will have the privilege OF
hearing him. Single admission SOC
Lecture begins at $3.50.
Old Timer 0ead-Another old timer
has passed to the beyond in the per
o of John Tucker. Familiarity known
as Tennessee" An aged darby. q
familiar face on our streets for these
many years. His earliest appearance
in Bismarck is not just known, but It
is many years since his wife died in
Tennessee and "Tenny' came west to
find a home and forget. He leaves a
son and daughter who live somewhere
In their native state. He has ac-
cumulated some property here, which
will go to his children. The old man
has many friends in Bismarck who
will learn with regret.
Search's Lecture-The Daily Trib-
une, of Lewiston, Idaho. said of the
lecturer: Professor Search looks and
feels at home on the rostrum. The
first impression his audience receives
is that here is a man of influence. a
man of power. a man who has seer the
world and who has travelled with his
eyes open and one who knows how to
tell what he has seen and thought.
He is a convincing speaker and his
eloquent lecture will never be forgot
ten by all those who heard him. To
attempt an outline of an address so
rich and full of superb philosophy is
futile. Those who missed hearing this
accomplished orator have lost what
cannot be made up to them in another
way" He lectures at the Atheneum
next Thursday evening, Feb. ~. in the
Bismarck lecture course.