Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-20

Lilly on Oeck-E. A. Lilly sends The
Tribune a copy Of the Oklahoma
Ilmes-Journal, containing the proceed.
ings OF the Masonic Grands Lodge.
which shows the election of Lilly as
grand junior warden.
House Members Return-A number
OF house members returned Yesterday
afternoon, among them being Messrs.
Buttz, Rogers, Scheer, Stevens. Peter
son and others.
Relief Corps Meeting-A special
meeting of the w. r. c. will be held
Friday, Feb. 10. at 2:3O p. m, at the
residence of Mrs. Tatley on Fourth
street. All members requested to be
present.
Dancing Party-Mrs. Marshall en-
tertained a number of friends at her
home last evening. Dancing and vari-
Gus entertaining diversions were the
features of the evening and the party
was a very pleasant affair.
Funeral Service-A large number Of
friends attended the funeral of Mrs.
Peterson, who died at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Satterlund. Tues
day night. The funeral services we're
held at the Satterlund home yester-
day afternoon.
Old Resident-Winiam Costello. who
ic ranAvtAI 10 have frny,, =. 1.o.I.
out west recently, was an old resident
of Bismarck. His parents lived on
Mandan venue back in the eighties.
There We're several boys. one of whom
is sheriff Of Williams county.
Four Generations-Mrs A. r. Pat
terson has been entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Hall. Of Merriam Park.
and the mother of the latter. at her
home in this city. This makes four
generations of the family under the
one roof, not a frequent occurrence
Recruits Arrive-A squad of seven
teen recruits arrived in the city yester-
day from Columbus Barracks. Ohio.
Eight Of them were ordered to Fort
Lincoln and nine TO Fort Yates. There
were a couple of cars of recruits on
the train. bound for various posts in
the west.
Large Trains-The special colOnist
rates have gone into effect on the
Northern Pacific and the result is seen
in the heavy trains being moved west
ward. For two DAYS the trains have
been run west in two sections. each
carrying a remarkably large number of
passengers.
Laid Observation-Disclosures Eckels, of
the Washburn road. is laid up with a
bad foot. Some weeks g he STUN
bled over a rail and fell. and a day or
two ago, the foot becoming painful. he
consulted a physician. with the result
that two of the small bones We're
found out of place. He is resting we'll.
but quite lame.
Dancing Party-The senior class of
the high school will give a dancing
party this evening at the Atheneum
A large number of tickets have been
sold and an ENJOYABLE time will be
had. The young ladies viii serve light
refreshments Cards orchestra will
furnish the music. The net proceeds
will be used 10 purchase a class me-
mortal for the high school room. Dan
cling will begin at $50 promptly
Col. Pond Nav Lesve-Owing TO the
changes necessitated in the quarter
masters department by the death of
Colonel John V Furey of PHILADELPHIA,
in the department of the east. Colonel
George +. Pond. chief quartermaster
of the department of Dakota. expects
to be transferred to San Francisco.
Colonel Pond returned a day or two
ago after a months leave Of absence
in the east.
To Lease Coal Lands-Grand Forks
Herald During his brief stay in TINS
CITY DR.. TAYLOR made some investiga-
lions as to the extent of coal deposits
on state lands in the state. Or ray
lor will Introduce a bill upon the re-
converting of the legislature providing
for the leasing of coal lands Wltnln
the state on a royalty basis with a min
imum AMOUNT to be mined each year
Under the present laws coal lands
cannot be sold, and there is no pro
vision made for leasing or developing
he coal fields owned by the state
DR.. TAYLOR has given the matter some
close study and his bill will be broad
enough to cover the subject thorough
~.
Progressive Euchre-Mrs. r, ). umr.
ner entertained at her home Yesterday
afternoon at progressive euchre, "A
number of ladies were present ahu Tue
afternoon passed e~njoyably. Mrs. w,
A Dillon and Frank Lawrence assis.eG
The hostess. Miss Ethel Heaiy assisted
Miss vivian Turner Mesdames nron
SON Falconer and F E M~oorhouse
tied for the first prize. a hahosome
med,l,ion in burnt wood work which !