Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-26

SOdCH-hu dCCOIu-
mediation coach is now being run be-
tween here and Mandan to accommo-
date the local passenger traffic.
Many Grippe Victims-Our old
friend La Grippe" seems to be with
us again and is claiming its victims
in large numbers throughout the city.
Will Appear Satureay-The date for
the Gordon-Shay Opera company's ap-
pearance in the city has been changed
from Friday, the 9th, to Saturday,
the 2Sth.
Somewhat Improved-Mrs. George
NJ. Register, who has been seriously
i'll at he hospital for several days,
was reported last night as slightly
improved.
Pipe Organ Recital-The price OF
admission to the pipe organ recital at
the Presbyterian church on March 3
is Is cents. High school and grammar
grade pupils, 80 cents.
Tancred Commandery =. Tancred
commandery will confer the Red Cross
at it's asylum Thursday evening at
o'clock. All visiting Sir knights are
cordially invited. Work will be fol
lowed by a banquet.
New Church Organ-The new pipe
organ for tie Presbyterian church ar
rived over the 500 on Monday night
and tho builders began work yesterday
morning. The frame is in position
and the heavier parts of the organ.
Washburn visitors-A large delega
ton of X. Ps. from Washburn and
Wilton came to the city yesterday to
attend 2 meeting Of the local Il. +
lodge who were entertaining Supreme
Chancellor T. r. Bangs, of Grand
Forks.
A Treat in Store-Mrs. E. n
Walker: So Maui Timer Jones is
corning to sing at the pipe organ re
cital. Bismarck people little realize
what IS in store Cor them. | hope
everyone can hear her for her sing
ing is highest art .
Had the Grippe-Jim Stewart, PROOF
reader of the senate, is out again after
a few days tussle with the grippe
Representative Underwood has also
baen from the same trouble and Keep
resentative Harvey reports a sllgh'
touch Of the same. although not seV"
enough to ~incapacitate him for work
Don Slattery Injured-Don Slater.
went y Glendive Sunday to take a pc
sition m the n. p He returned yes
terday with an injury that may cos
him the sight of his right eye. 4
bursting gauge glass. a fragment o
which lodged in his eye, caused I'M
injury.
Weeks Observation-Disclosures II
the city for the coming week Will be
Tuesday. March 3, frst recital on tn
new pipe organ at the Presbyterian
church bv Mr.. Shuev and Mrs. NJ. i
Jones, Wednesday. March 1, anothe
lecture at the Atheneum in the o
nightly club course. and Saturday
March :. NV Friend From India. a
the Athcreum.
KNIGHTS Of Pythias Entertain-Th'
local lodge X. of p. last night enter
tanned Supreme Chancellor I. Il
Bangs of Grand Forks. There wer'
representatives from g number or IN
| lodges throughout tie state. n an en-
iovab,o session was held. Work II
the first and second degrees, was goh'
through with after which a very mic
banquet was spread and a yer sc
ciable time enjoyed
Unusual Accident-Eari Flemlng'
Fargo Forum Mergenthaler operator
met with an unusua, accident while re
pairing a machine The plunger i
the metal pot was forced down an
the molten metal forced directly int
his eycs Luckily the metal harden
almost at once. an cools, SO thai nj
eyesigtt vii! not be permanently I'M
haired He will have to keep IN
| dark room for about ten days.
New Mining Machinery-Alderma'
w. Fl. lager has returned from WASH
burn. where has been most OF TN
winter looking after his mining an
other interests in and around Una
thriving town. He says the output 9
the King John" mine. OF which ne !
9 900 tons. He says the expense c
keepino the water out Of the mine ma
been a great drawback, but which WI
no overcome with the Introduction Q
improyed mining machinery. whlc
will be put IN the coming summer
Death Of Mrs. lrysh-A telegram r.
ceiyed IN The city Yesterday
the death of Mrs. Wellington lrysi
wife of the editor of the
Eagle. WHO has been bill clerk OF IN
house a. the present session. MI
Irysh was called to Santa Cruz. Cal
some weeks ago by the serious lines
of his wife. who 'eaves an in1ar
child. There will he general regrf
over this sad ending of her illness an
general sympathy will be extended |
Mr.. Irvsh in his loss.
Mrs. Bronson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !
II entertained a numper {
tho ort-of.town ladies at a high te
Yesterday afternoon. Mesdames Ken
ipeton Jewell and Newton assiste