Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-03
THE CITY
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Saturday. Station.
airy temperature. Max. 46; min. 25.
Annual E~lection-The annual cleo
ZION OF the Banner Hook and Ladder
company will take place tonight.
Dance Tuesday K.sht-Oard's or
chestra will give a dance Tuesday
night next-to entertain the crowd.
Encampment Dance-Custer En-
campment No. 16 l. o. o. F. will give
a dance at Odd Fellows hall on Tues
day evening the 7th inst.
Health Conditions eetter-Health
conditions at Wilton are improving.
1t is stated now that all quarantine re-
strictions will be removed by Monday.
handsome Window-J. B. Cook and
Co. have a handsomely decorated show
window that is attracting attention,
the handiwork being that of c. l.. Proc
tor.
Repairing Residences-M. P. Skeels
has purchased the two residences
north Of Healey's on Sixth street and
is having them put in good shape for
prospective tenants.
Millinery Announcement = Webb
Brothers are before Tribune ad read
ers with an announcement of their
spring millinery o~pening-an interest
ing announcement to lady readers.
Gard Orchestra Concert-The Gard
orchestra will give a concert on Thurs
day evening, April 8, in the Presby-
terrain church. The orchestra will be
assisted by some of the vocalists of
the city.
Barbeque-An old fashioned barbe-
cue will be one of the features of the
Roosevelt celebration in the city. E
II. Walker has the matter in charge
which should insure a successful pull
ing off of this event.
Sacred Concert-The Gard Orchas
ira is rehearsing for a concert to be
given in the Presbyterian church or
the 9th inst. A very fine program viii
be presented. The orchestra will b,
assisted by local vocalists. Watch fol
program.
Withdraw as Candidates-As will be
seen BY notices in another column, Mr.
Thomas Cunningham and Mr.. E. S. AL
len have withdrawn as candidates fol
alderman in the Fourth ward. Mr.
Cunningham is the inspector of cleo
ton in the ward.
Improvements-Some noticeable i'm
provements are being made on Mali
street. E. G.. Patterson is, having tn
porch in front of the Western hous'
cut down to half the size and sup
ported on brackets instead of the un
slightly posts.
Telephone Line completed-The tel
phone line to Fort Lincoln was CON
pleted yesterday and is now in opera
ton, in connection with the city ex
change. Captain Parke's phone is 10
call A and Lieutenant McCaskey. 19t
call B. The new line will be a grea
convenience to the fort folks.
Brown SO Happy-Forum: A. G
Brown is happy today as Governo
White selected Studebaker vehicles Ell
tirely for the use of the executive ofic
at Bismarck in accord with the appro
OHi ASSCuliy pdSSeu. liner
we're several competitors, but Stude
baker goods were so well known the,
captured the prize and took all the an
preparation.
Ladies' Aid-The Presbyterian La
dies Aid Society will hold a Sunbonnet
and Food Sale On Saturday April IS
Do not buy a sun bonnet for the sum
mer until you see these. They not
only maintain the useful quality but
are exceedingly pretty. All sizes and
colors in several styles. The food on
sale at this time will also meet all
your demands.
Settlement Of County-Sheriff George
A. Welch says: 81 have been out in
the extreme northeastern end of the
county and find many new settlers
coming in from Denhoff and Goodrich.
There is a claim shanty on nearly e V
cry quarter section, and in n town
ship where a few years ago there were
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