Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-29
THE CITY

THE CITY
WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight and Saturday.
Possible light frost tonight. Max. &c;
min. 81.
Ladies Guild-The members of the
Ladies Guild are requested to be at
the Atheneum tomorrow at 100 D. m.
sharp.
Post Office Hours-On Decoration
day Saturday the general delivery
of the post Office will be open from
IL m. to 2 D. M. only.
Recital Concert-Miss Sans Souci
and Maud Timer Jones will give a re-
cital concert on June Sd at the Pres
byterian church. Proceeds for benefit
of organ fund
Will Probably cIose-The retail
stores Of the city will probably close
tomorrow from 100 p. m. till 6 90 o
m. to give every one a chance &c see
the ball game.
To See the Big Cut-The private car
of President Mellen of the Northern
Pacific was switched onto the 500 line
this morning to be taken down to the
scene of the work being done on the
N. P. spur out of Mckenzie.
No Tribune Tomorrow-The Tri-
bune force is so mixed up with
bands, militia, base ball teams and
other %adjuncts of Decoration day ex-
er~cises-there's nothing left but the
shadow of a print shop and there will
be no Tribune issued tomorrow.
Frank Hughes Graduates-This is
commencement week at the Mime
sofa state University and one of the
three who graduate from the college
of engineering is Frank Charles
Hughes, of Bismarck. The Tribune
acknowledges invitation to be pres
ent.
Dance Tonight-A number of young
ladies of Bismarck will give a dancing
party this evening for the young men.
1t will be a reverse of common Gus
toms for the ladies are to take the
initiative in everything. They have
done the inviting, they will call for the
gentlemen. and will chose their dan.
cling partners.
Notice to Co. A-The members of
Company A will assemble at the ar
mory tomorrow afternoon at one
o'clock in blue uniforms, forage caps
and white gloves, to participate in the
Memorial day exercises. At the close
of the exercises refreshments will be
served in the armory by Company A
to the regular trops before their re.
turn to Fl. Lincoln.
Fire Losses Settled-Claim Agen,
Taylor for the N. P. R. R. who has
been investigating the fire 10 g.
along the line of that road has made
settlement with the following: Vic
tor Moynier, Fred Moynier, Chas
Bailey, O. ]. Bostrom, VIM. McCor
mick. c. o. Engdale and j. P. Hoag
land. These claims were settled
through Attorney A. j. Hedrix.
Meeting Of Real Estate Men-The
real-estate dealers of the city met last
night in ]. w. Bulls office and formed
an association for their mutual bene
fit. to advertise the features and ad.
vantages of Burleigh county, and for
the purpose Of coming to a mutual
understanding. Officers were elected
as follows: A. T. Patterson, presi.
dent and A. J. HedriX, Sec. and Treas.
Completely. Remodeled The re
freshment stand of Henry Richolt is
being completely remodeled, new dis
play cases are being put in, fresh and
complete lines of cigars, candies and
fruits are being installed. In about
a week Mr.. Richolt expects to be the
possessor of a new soda fountain. sec.
ond to none in the city. This popular
little place will from now on be one OF
the neatest in the city.
Evervthino Readv-Tho haca hall