Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-21
The CITY
WEATHER.

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WEATHER.
Possibly sno flurries tonight.
Colder in northwest portion. Sunday
fair.
Maximum temperature today, 80.
Minimum temperature today, II.
Uncle Toms cabin-At the Athen-
cum tonight.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fred Conklin en-
tertained a few friends this afternoon
In honor Of Mrs. Marion Conklin,
Jamestown.
Orchestra Will Assist-The Gard or
chestra will again render sacred music
and assist the choir at the Presbyter-
ian church tomorrow evening. Serv-
ice begins at 7:45.
Ladies' CIub-Another ladies' club
will be formed in Bismarck next
week, called the Current Events
Club" The study of current history
will be the line of club work.
Canton 0anee-CantOn Bismack will
give another Of their popular invita-
ton dances at Odd Fellows hall next
Monday evening. March %. Tickets
so cents per couple; lunch, Is cents
per plate.
Governor viii Receive Also-Mayor
Register has extended an invitation to
Governor White to greet the president
with the mayor, when he reaches the
city, and the invitation has been &C.
cepted by the executive.
Scarlet Fever and MeasIes-Scarlet
fever and measles seem to be quite
prevalent in the city. The youngest
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Parks at
Fort Lincoln has scarlet fever and the
disease has also invaded the home OF
DR.. Tracey on Second street. Pau
Jewell is a little more fortunate. He
has a case of good old fashioned
measles and is quite sick.
Praise the Hospital - Emmons
County Record: Miss Katie Rush, o
Williamsport. who recently returned
from the Bismarck hospital, has kline
words for that institution. BY thu
way. do you remember of having heart
any n who had been a patient ther'
speak unkindly of the hospital? Thu
sisters as well as the physicians wht
practice there, deserve great praise.
Sunbonnet Saie-The sunbonne'
sale which the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid plan to give the latter part Of
April will give you an opportunity tc
buy the nattiest %sunbonnet you evel
set eyes on. They are very poulal
style and whether you spend your sum
mer in Bismarck or at the sea shore
your summer wardrobe will be incom
plete without one. All sizes ant
cOlOrs.
Slight BIaze-There was a slight
blaze in the dressmaking rooms above
A. w. Lucas store this noon, caused
by the flaring UP of a gasoline stove
flame. Several paper patterns ant
articles lying e by caught fire, ant
blazed merrily for a few minutes, unit
tenants Of the adjoining buildings
joined in fire fighting and extinguishet
the flames before any serious conse
quences resulted. The loss will b.
slight.
Germaine Will Appear-Karl Ger
maine, the magician, will appear a
the Atheneum, March 80. This wi!
be the seventh entertainment in tn
Bismarck lecture course. There vii
be a matinee at 4 o'clock to whic'
children will be admitted for 10 cents
adults IS cents. Any season tickle
presented at the matinee will b
punched and will not be good for tn
> evening performance. The genera
admission to the evening performance
will be so cents for both children an
! adults. Do not fail to see Germain'
s Reception committee-Mayor Regis
! ter has completed the reception con
mittee that will meet President ROos'
! welt upon his arrival in the city. TIL
5 members of the committee will b
Mayor Register. c. B. Little, l. ]
Baker. Alexander Mckenzie and job