Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-23
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Yeoman Meetins-Regular meeting
of the Brotherhood Of American Yeo-
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Council Meets-The city council
meets tonight. in adjourned session.
There is considerable routine business
to be transacted. . IL > 1;yss.s.g i, =
st. Patrick's Day Dance The men,
bers Of the Knights Of Maccabees will
give public dance on March IL,
st. Patrick's day ~2@ :.s' ~
: !" Episcopal Services Church 81 ST
George, Rector Rev. A.S A.. joss. serv-5
ices tomorrow morning at 10 o clock; !
Friday evening at s7:3o o'clock. I " 2s6
Trying for Schedule The street
car management are running on q
temporary schedule, making an ex-s.
pertinent to see what times are best
suited to the public and at the same
time will accommodate the operating
department Of the car line as to time. +
Church Concert The concert given
by the choir and friends Of the NJ. e.
church, under the direction Of Prof.
J. Newton Moore. to defray expenses
on the remodeling of the choir loft
will be given on March 10. Look
later for further notices. # ss q
Was It I Section Hand-A report
IN the city today says that q section
hand at Medina is under suspicion Of
knowing more about the recent
trouble at Medina than he has told.
The matter Is, being investigated by
Supt. Burt. It is generally thought
that the first story had d doubtful
color. r., ...l d.
v Frozen Some---Workmen have been
thawing a frozen supply pipe leading
to the Webb block. The earth is froz-
en- solidly down to a depth Of seven
feet-how much further is. not known.
This, we are informed, indicates q sue
cessful crop season next year. as It
will take all summer to exhaust the
moisture supplied BY the frost u.
5 Only frustrating The \ Granville
Record says: 1T was reported that
II. B Rogers Of Bismarck, and Mr..
Park had purchased the Plaindealer,
but Reiny says they we're only rusti-
eating" Locally It is understood a
deal has been made whereby Mr.. Park
and others obtain control Of the Grand
Forks paper, local democrats controll-
ing the enterprise. Ii & /. 53 \ ~
Prize Essays-The art exhibit will
be open this evening from Z to $3.50;
tomorrow afternoon from 2 to s. 1
and tomorrow evening from to $3.50.
a musical program will be presented
BY our best local singers. a high,
school chorus will sing several selec-
tions. Prize essays viii be read. one
~ John Woods on Greek Art the
other BY Frances WEIGH on Italian Art.
II either Of these pupils wins u prize,
II the general contest with All schools
the school viii get $500 worth of
pictures; the second prize gets $3.50
worth of pictures. General admission
75 cents.
5sS No coal az Napoleon and residents
are worrying FOR fear of further block
ades.
Twins, 4 boy and girl. were born To-
n. and Mn. Gottlieb Jarka # Lonsan
county.