Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-29
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s5..5s4 THE WEATHER. IL
Nj Generally fair tonight and Saturday,
except showers In east portion to-
night. Cooler. Max 7e, Min. 40.
School al Apple Creek Miss Clara
Dawson began a term OF school at
Apple Creek this week. 5 .$s:..s IL
Y School IN sNaughton Miss Ethel
Barnes begins . term Of school in
Naughton township On Monday. @
IL lutheran Services-G ermai Luther
an services will be held in Bismarck
on May LIST, at 8 o'clock p. M, in the
Swedish Lutheran church. 5 n
Athletic Apparatus The high school
boys are making good use Of the
athletic apparatus so kindly furnished
BY the contributions Of various citi-
zens. Il 81; 7. <si ,;5s LIB, =. :,
Ei9hty-Fifth Anniversary-The Odd
Fellows will hold celebration of their
Eighty-fifth anniversary this evening,
All members are cordially invited to
attend %>$ ;j.s !: 4 .1.. IL
Foundation-The foundation for the
new Tatley building on Fourth street
IS being laid. The new Webb Cook
block is getting coat of paint and
other improvements are made along
the street. s12 r. Ill.,
New Plumbing Establishment
Plumber W. J. Price of Fargo has rent
ed the lower store room in the Ray
mond block on Main street and will
open plumbing establishment in the
city. =, I'D u. #la 81
Juniors " Entertain Seniors - The
Junior class of the high school will
entertain the Senior class at the home
OF Miss Alice Williams, this evening
This is the first class to inaugurate
| this custom. ~ 4.
Resigned < Captain w. A. Nickel OF
Grafton, for many years commissary o.
the First regiment, N. d. N. G., has
resigned, as he intends to leave the
state Captain Cogswell Of Compan,
D has been appointed in his stead.
New lodqe-Six members of thu
! Bismarck lodge Of Odd Fellows and
about twenty from Mandan went tx
!, New Salem this week to organize {
lodge there which was begun will
twenty-five members, and John Blood
! good as noble grand. ". q.
Funeral-The funeral services owe
!! the remains Of the late w. B. Coucl
were held yesterday afternoon at tn
farm three miles north of the city
"A number of friends were present a
the services. The remains were in
TERED in Fairview cemetery.
4 Summer Heat Summer heat hA
followed almost directly upon the cold
I raw weather of the past few weeks
4. Yesterday the thermometer got up t
I 81 degrees and the heat was sudde1
|. and almost oppressive. After eigh
months OF winter 1t takes few day
4 to get used to summer weather.
I. Il. O. o. r. Anniversary-The eighty
sixth anniversary of the Odd Fellow
: will be celebrated in the /. o. O. SF
hall this evening, beginning at 8:3(
Addresses by the Rev. G. e. White
], Judge Winchester and DR.. Bentle,
Also music conducted by the Professo
--3dy. Newton Moore. Everybody cordial
" invited to attend.
Seeding Progressing ~ Farmers u
! the city report seeding progressin
!. rapidly through the county. The 90
Il is ii excellent condition, better tina
for years. There Is an ample suppl
Of moisture In the earth, and th
. ground Is easily worked. There vi
probably be 4 = consid erable3 acreae
! added to the soil in crop in the count
this year. IN
4 Fort Lincoln's First Baby Mil
8 Julia Dunkle kits arrived az the hon
y Iof Lieut.. and Mrs. William r. kits !,
Fort Lincoln at seven O'Clock TIL
= y, Is, $1,xa ,u& aofv ,,sev, = 4 n