Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-01

enter the Missouri valley not far from
February q and progress slowly east
ward affecting the whole continent.
On receipt of a 1-cent stamp l will
send my monthly weather shart. Ad.
dress w T. Foster, 2401 Charles street,
st. Josepr. Missouri.
All M. 8. As. lnvited-A cordial in
vitation is extended to outside mem
bers of the M. b. A. to participate in
the evenings entertainment at Baker
hall Feb. -.
Excellent Choir Program-Mr. A. c..
Rowe will be the soloist at the Pres
byterian church today. The choir
will also be supplemented in the eve
ming service by part of the Stoddard
orchestra.
Good Nurses-"Doc" Butterfeld. Of
the Northern Lands company. is o n
fined to his Dom with a slight indis-
position. but it is hoped that under the
careful nursing of Jim Wakeman and
Fred Oeltgin he will soon be about
again.
Getting Their Share - Dickinson
Press: Our senators and representa-
tives seem to be getting their share Of
the clerkships and Partnerships at the
capitol-notwithstanding some things
that were said to the contrary before
election.
Informal observation-disclosures and
Mrs. Frank White rendered an in
formal but elegant reception at the
executive mansion Friday evening.
The affair was exceedingly delightful
in all its appointments and was highly
enjoyed by those present.
REGRETS Her Death-Grand Forks
Herald: There will be general regret
through the state owe the death OF
Mrs. Holley. of Bismarck. who for
many years has been a faithful worker
for the betterment of the conditions
of all with whom she came in contact.
Grand Army Camp Fire-Joseph
Hare: The G.. A. r. camp fire to be
held at the Atheneum OF Feb. 5 will
be a grand literary and musical enter
tainment together with a grand ball
and supper. full program of which will
be published in the Tuesday Tribune.
Tickets are placed at 81. admitting one
couple to the entire program and will
be on sale with the members of the
post and old soldiers generally on Mon
day.
A Correction-Sister Boniface: Lest
the inference that funds raised at
Wilton for the purpose of paying the
hospital expenses of the late John r.
Gleason were so appropriated ii is
but Just to the local X. of p. lodge to
say hat they paid such expenses as
we're incurred at the hospital and the
funds coming to our hands from Will
ton We're turned over to the grand
mother of the children for their ben
eft.
Distinguished Lecturer-Gen. o. O.
Howard is now esteemed as n OF the
most distinguished citizens of the
United States. He is the favorite
a~fter-dinner speaker at all notable
%banquets in the east. He is as IA
nous in philanthropic work as in civic
and military lines. He will lecture
on "Gettysburg' at the Atheneum on
next Tuesday evening at $50. No re-
served seats. General Howard com
handed an army corps in the famous
battle which he is to describe.
New Machinery-The Consolidated
Coal company have ordered new ma
chinery for April delivery for their
Lehigh mine, which will enable them
to mine 500 tons per day in the place
Of 200 tons as at present. In connec-
ton with the mining will be a small
briquetting plant, The new machinery
will not only mine but haul the coal as
we'll to the place of loading on the
cars, electricity furnishing the power.
1t is expected that three months will
be required in which to install the
machinery.
Appeal Fiied-In the supreme court
an appeal has been filed in the case
of the Bank Of Park River vs.. the
Town Of Norton. It appears the town
bought a road grader from the Fleming