Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-24

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Cantata-:-Go with the crowd to hear
he cantata at the Methodist church,
next Thursday evening. .5,s.
Concert The choir Of the Mandan
and Bismarck Methodist churches will
give a grand concert at the Methodist
church on Thursday evening. H..
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FIemishk 4 The Monday club met
at the residence of Mrs. Jones yester-
day and heard a very interesting ad-
dress by Mrs. R. M. Tuttle Of Mandan
% Flemish Art $,5, I'm
I Sale Confirmed minneapolis rJourn-
al: The 500 Line directors confirmed
the purchase Of the Washburn road this
morning. The price is understood to
have been $4,000 a. mile for about
miles Of road.
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Headquarters at Washburn- The
headquarters OF the Benton Transpor-
tation line for shipping via the Mis-
souri, river Will be at Washburn here
after, and consignments OF freight for
up river points will be delivered there.
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Express Their Thanks - Misses
Perry, Bell, Bentley and Jonassen Of
the public school teaching staff desire
to return thanks to the Womans Re-
lief Corps for the gift Of silk flags to
each Of the four rooms tonight by
these teachers.
Abolished the Office-The secretary
of the interior has abolished the Office
Of Indian agent at Fort Berthold, N. D.,
and has placed the reservation in
charge of A. w. Thomas. the present
agent, as bonded. school superin-
tendent. 80 '3. .-.-,- D.:
Farewell Party-Mr. and Mrs. Anton
c. Olson of Mandan gave a farewell
party at their home to Miss Carrie
Void who leaves for visit to Norway
this week. Mr.. Olson's hospitable
home was thrown open to Miss wold's
many friends of both Bismarck and
Mandan.
Again Refused-The war depart
ment has again refused to comply with
Senator Hansbrough's request to con-
fer medals or honor; upon the sixteen
North Dakota boys who served in the
Philippines under command Of Captain
Young and who composed the COM
pany of "Young's scouts"
Handsome Dispiay-R. D. Hoskins
has a handsome display window ad-
vertising the Waterman Ideal fountain
pen. The window shows the pen In
all stages of its manufacture and is
interesting as well from a mechanical
and unitarian standpoint as from an
artistic one.
a, 500 improvements at Washburn-
Washburn Leader: The 500 will be-
gin making many new improvements
at this point at once. The stock yards
will be removed from their, present
location and the freight depot will be
moved to this side Of the track and a
large and commodious waiting room
will be added to the present structure.
These improvements will add much to
Washburn, and means the expenditure
Of thousands of dollars and the en-
p1oyment OF a large number of men at
this point the coming summer.
Gone 70 Mandan-The choir Of the
M. q. church to take part in the
sacred cantata that will be rendered
there tonight: Messrs. Yegen, Lamb,
Thompson, Callow, Ramp, the Revs.
Chas. 3. White and n. 3. White, and
Mesdames Moore, Parker. White, and
Misses Ramp, Bannerman, Rhud,
Hines, James. Dawson. Jessie Gilbert
and Bessie Gilbert. This cantata. with
special numbers from each choir Will
be rendered here on Thursday evening
at the M. 3. church. Miss Jonassen,
organist and Prof. J. Newton Moore
director. Is .:. s55ts. ss IS; u f;> 81
VIII Guarantee the Expense IN con
sequence OF the law not providing for
9 state engineer and there being no
funds for this purpose q number OF
gentlemen have signed an agreement,
at the request Of the state irrigation
association, to advance the funds TO
carry On the preliminary work IN the
state during the season, and the state