Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-03-17

Uay. Colder.
Maximum temperature today. 35.
Minimum temperature TODAY. 81
The Fortnightly cIub-Fortnightly
club will meet Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock at Mrs. Dahl's.
st. Patrick's Day-Today is ST. Pat
rick's day and the sons of the old sod
are wearing the green in honor Of the
occasion.
Real Estate Offce-J. H. Dickerson
has re-opened his real estate Office in
the Boyle building on Fourth street,
just above the Grand Pacific hotel.
Putting on New Roof-Contractor
Rhud has a crew of men tearing off
the old and putting a new roof on the
Gussner building, corner Fifth street
and Broadway
Cleared About $40-The Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church
gave very successful dinner on Sat.
urday evening at the Douglas hall.
They realized about $40 dollars.
Name Was Omitted-In the twenty.
year-ago items taken from the Forum
and published in yesterdays Tribune
the name of John P. Dunn was omitted
from the list of members of the peni.
tentiary board
| Another Candidate-Judge John
BOYLE was circulating petition today
for nomination as candidate for po.
| lice magistrate against Judge Fort.
Today is the last day for the filing of
nominations with the city auditor.
Special Rates-Special rates will
probably be granted by the three rail-
roads entering the city for the occa-
sion of the visit of President Roose-
welt. The transportation committee
will take the matter up at once with
| the roads.
Telephone line-Linemen and pole
men are setting the poles and string
ing the wires for the new telephone
inc to Fort Lincoln The holes have
been dug and the poles. which arrived
yesterday. are being placed 1t is ex-
pected that the line will be completed
this week.
Fair Board Meeting-The board of
/ commissioners for the st. Louis
worlds fair is meeting at the capitol
| this afternoon. The members of the
board are Governor White, State Aud
itor Holmes. Commissioner Turner
Lieutenant Governor Bartlett and w
n. Steele. of Rolla. All of the mem
bers of the board are present.
| Will Practice Law-Mr A. J. He'd
riX who came here from Des Moines
| last fall has decided to engage in the
practice of law. and for the present al
least will occupy rooms with John P
| Hoagland. at COG Main street Mr.
HedriX has well selected law library
and comes recommended as a gentle
man of the highest integrity and a
painstaking lawyer.
| Judqe Amidon Ill-Fargo Call: Word
was received in this citv last evening
conveying the alarming in ircelligence
that Hon. Charles F. Amidon judge OF
United States court for the district Ct
| North Dakota is seriously i'll at the
| home of his mother, at Cory. Penn.
where he Is visiting. The Information
gives no details other than that the
Judge is threatened with pm. umonis
and that his condition is considered
very serious.
Picture Received-The picture wor
| in the Journal Junior contest by JohT
Nordquist of the eighth grade of thu
public schools has been received ant
is now in the eighth grade room 1
is a photogravure of Landseer's cele
brated picture. "The Blacksmith" L
is artistically framed in Flemish oal
and frame, the colors Of the picture
mats and frame all harmonizing
makes a very handsome decoration
| for the room.
Nominations FiIed-Nominations TO
the coming city election must be file'
with the city auditor today, which l