Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-01
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THE WEATHER.
eAimum temperature Yesterday %.
MINIMUM temperatureyestarday /
Forecast for North Dakota for tho
twenty-four hours ending tonight at
s o'clock: "
Fair and warmer Sunday.
Mandan People Attend-There was
a large delegation of Mandan peonle
over to hear the opera last night
o'shop Will Preach-Bishop Mann
VIII hold services in the Episconal
church at 10 O'Clock and at : in the
evening.
Rev. White Will Preach-The Rev
White. OF Darlington. will preach at
the Methodist church today. morning
and evening.
Regular Review-There will be a
regular review of the l.. o. T. M.
hive at the home of Mrs. Tatley to-
morrow night. Installation.
Want Tradership-H. G.. Voss and
p. B. Wickham have applied to the
Indian commission for the trading
privilege at Standing Rock.
With the Opera Company-A sister
OF Mrs. George Hughes was among the
members of the Gordon-Shay Opera
company that played in the city last
night.
Cards Orchestra viii Play-The
Gard orchestra will assist the choir
and render sacred voluntaries at this
evenings service in the PRESBYTERIAN
church.
Funeral S~ervice-The funeral sery-
ices Of Mrs. George NJ. Register will
be held at the Methodist church to,
day at 2 O'Clock, Rev. James Anderson
officiating.
Tickets on Sale-Tickets for the
organ recital and concert at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening.
March 3. are on sale at Beardsly &
Finneys' and ~Remington's drug stores.
Cancelled His Oates-On account of
serious illness in his family DR.. Fox
has been obliged to cancel all of his
North Dakota engagements, conse-
quently will not be in Bismarck
March 4.
Visit at Home-A number of the
members of the legislature left the
city yesterday afternoon to spend Sun
day at home. They will return Mon
day for the work of the last week of
tho session.
Road Biockaded-The blockade of
the Washburn road between Wilton
and Washburn has as yet not been
opened but will probably be by Mon.
day morning. Trains are running as
usual between here and Wilton.
No Service in Commandery-There
will be no work done at Tancred com
mandery this afternoon as had been
previously announced on account OF
the funeral services to be held over
the remains of Mrs. George NJ. Reg
lister.
Macaroni Exhibit-In the lobby OF
the capitol yesterday was an exhibit OF
macaroni wheat and -four from the
Minor mills, and bread made from it
which was served to the members witt
New Salem butter. all Of which was
pronounced good.
On Sad Mission-Dr. w. G. Matchar
was called to Minneapolis yesterday
by the death of his si~ster-in-law. Mrs
George l.. Matchan. wife OF G.. l.
Matchan, a prominent republican OF
Hennepin county. and the recently ap
pointed surveyor general of logs anc
lumber. DR.. Matchan will attend the
funeral.
is Remembered-At a meeting OF
the District of Columbia society. Sons
of the Revolution at Washington re
Gently. 1t was moved to present Char
lev Gurley, the secretary. with a
parchment commemorative of the oc
casion of his presentation with the In
sigma of the order. as a token OF
his continued efforts in behalf OF The
society.
DAUGHTER Dead-A telegram to Rep
r%esentative Stevens from George o
at Manango yesterday, announces tht
death of Mr., Roses 1~3-year-old
daughter. who has been Ill for some
time and because of whose illness
Mr.. Rose was called away about 8
week ago. Death resulted following
an operation. Friends of Mr.. Rose vii
regret to learn the sad news and vii
extend sincere sympathy to Mr.. Rose
To Stop the Chain Letters-The fol
lowing has been received: "Will yot
please permit me, through your paper
to express our sincere thanks ano
gratitude to the people who have Sc
generously aided the Methodist Epls
copal church in White City. Kansas
Believing that our people VIII now o'
able to rebuild our church withou
further assistance. We wish to stol
the letter chain. I am yours respect
fully. William l.. Morris, pastor OF NJ
r. church. White City, Kansas n b
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