Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-28

New Lumber Yard-Accordine 70
the Mannhaven Journal |. p. Baker
has opened a new lumber yard at Ex-
pansion, Mercer county.
supreme Court-The supreme court
Is now in session at the capitol build
ing. NO new cases are being argued.
merely work left over from last session
being disposed of.
Wreck on the N. P.-The ditching
OF a freight train just this side of
Sweet Briar, last night caused the
delay of No. 2 until Has this morn
ing. No one seriously injured.
No FloWers-The senior class re-
quest that no flowers be sent to them
the Atheneum either on class day
or for the graduating exercises. No
provision will be made for receiving
them.
c. (. Social-Do not forget the
"Menagerie Social" Friday evening at
the Presbyterian parsonage. Some
thing new in entertainment has been
planned by the social committee. A
silver collection viii be taken for the
light fund.
Fire Losses-It is claimed hat some
of the prairie fires that caused so
much damage a couple of weeks ago
were set by sparks from n. p. engines
and the claim agents hope to settle
with the losers on an equitable and
fair basis.
Another Residence-To make room
for the new wing of the capitol the
commission sold the state barn to D.
W. McGillis. who is moving it down
on Ninth street where ii is to be con-
verted into a neat residence, with
modern conveniences, for rent.
Anticipating a Treat-The music
loving people of Bismarck are antici-
pating a rare treat on Wednesday,
June 8. 1903. when Mrs. Maud Timer
Jones and Mrs. Sans-Souci give their
recital concert in the Presbyterian
church. The program to be rendered
is rich in good music.
Signs Are Not Heeded-The North
ern Pacific people finding the signs
Keep off the Grass" placed around
the parking in front of the depot in.
sufficient to keep the people off the
grass. are building a fence similar to
that around other parts of the
grounds, as a further protection.
Fans for Summer-Caterer Homar
of the Fourth street restaurant viii
shortly install a fan system and his
patrons will be made as comfortable
this summer as modern c~ontrivances
can make them. He is securing &
gasoline engine for power to run ice
cream f~reezers and will also use it t6
propel a system of wind shakers in his
dining hall.
Ice Cream PIant-John Homan re
turned yesterday Afternoon, from
flying trip to Fargo and Minneapolis
on business regarding the installing
of an ice cream plant. He met tn
man he was looking for on the trail
between Minneapolis and Fargo. trans
| acted his business on the go ant
upon reaching the city turned aroun'
and came back with less than an hour
delay.
First Annual Ball-The Fort Iir
coin Dancing Club, Co. NJ, 21st II
fantry. will give its first annual bal
next Monday night, June list. Al
rangements are being made for frs
| class music and the ball will be spleI
didly managed and properly conduc
| ed. It is anticipated that there wi
~, . large attendance from Bismarcl
Tickets will be on sale at Remington
drug store.
False Aiarm-Mr. Christian, a far
hand, while cleaning a twenty-fo'
well yesterday, down on the reserv
ton. was overcome by gas and laid
the well nearly two hours uncon
cious. Coroner Gilbert and DR.. L
Rose were sent for and immediate
hurried to the scene, but Just befo
thew arrived the man came to, got
and climbed out of the well and p
litely asked the o for his bill.
En- Route to SWeden-Mrs.
Hoover and Mr.. Aug. Hoover of N
Lain county. mother and brother
- Ant, nj