Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Warmer
northwest portion tonight. Max. 81;
Min. 30.
Club Meeting-The Current Event
club will meet with Mrs. J. Lee Hughes
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
Rummage SaIe-Don't forget that
the rummage sale opens tomorrow in
the Douglas building on Main street,
lunch served at noon. Come in and
get a good lunch at a moderate price.
Will Meet Again-There will be a
meeting of Bismarck Canton No. 5,
this evening at l. o. o. F. hall. Bust
ness of Importance. All chevaliers
are ordered to be present. By order of
Capt. N. J. Shields. w. D. Gorsuch,
clerk.
Special Train-A special train will
leave the city at the usual time Tues
day evening to carry over to Mandan
those who attend the performance Of
Rip Van Wrinkle by Thomas Jefferson.
There promises to be large attend
ance from Bismarck.
Celebrated Picture-F. B. Fiske, the
Third street photographer, made an
| elegant photograph of the famous buff
falo robe, containing in Indian picture
the history Of Clusters last charge,
which was sent to President Roosevelt.
1t will become celebrated picture.
Lyceum Quartette-The music low
ing people expect treat from the
Chicago Lady Lyceum, quartette next
Friday night at the .Atheneum. This
is the first entertainment in the regu-
lar course. Single admission rs cents.
Course tickets for five entertainments
! two dollars.
Broke His Arm-Earl Chamberlain,
a 4th grade boy, broke his elbow on
Friday noon by falling into hole in
the street in front of the high school
building There are number of holes
caused by the settling Of the ground
Where excavations had been made fol
water pipes. Several children have
received bad falls but this is the first
accident.
Card Party-Miss Strauss gave q
small card party at her home Satur
day evening. The game of five hun
dred was played. Mrs. Henry Newton
and Mrs. E.G. Patteson cut for the prize
a souvenir spoon, resulting in Mrs
Newton's favor Miss Wilson assisted
in serving refreshments. The guests
were: Mesdames Smyth, Bronson
Foley, White, Newton, E. G. Patterson
Walker, Foley, Stevens, Jewell
1 Berndt, Dillon and Miss Wilson.
Small Garrison-Fort Lincoln is gar
risoned, in the interim between the
! departure of the 21st Infantry and the
arrival of the 28th, by a small number
of men who have been transferred
from the 21st to the 28th. These men
will constitute the garrison until the
two companies of the 28th regiment
arrive here, which will be the latter
4 part of the week. Lieut.. Leavitt, quar-
termaster, is in command of the pos
4 pending the arrival of the new com
panies.
i Consulting Engineers - Engineer
j Pease of the U. s. geological survey is
in the city. There are now severa
4 engineers of the reclamation service
4 in the city and they will consult as t.
! the different plans for irrigation along
4 the Missouri river and in the state.
number Of preliminary surveys have
4 been made and the engineers will con
Esult as to which of them is most
feasible and offers the best oppor
tunity for successful reclamation q
! the land. VI, S1 @.' 81 4.
3 sarIes viii Be Here-E. Y. Sarles
the republican candidate for governor
4 will be present at the republican rally
! at Bismarck next Saturday night. al
though personally well known to many
\ Bismarckers this will be the first time