Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-02
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Ladies oulId-The Ladies' Guild will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at
Mrs. J. O. Kruhm's. 49,. :..,.s..
:. Notice-Meeting Of Tancred Com;
mandery Thursday evening at z
O'Clock sharp for work. D.
{. Showed Up-The 500 and Washburn
roads have been snow bucking today
owing to the, severe blow last night,
and trains are irregular. III
Methodist Ladies' Aid-The Metho-
dist Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
r. H. Register tomorrow afternoon in
stead Of with Mrs. Woodmanse as an
nounced. Z. ..
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] Killed Two HorseS-A snow plow
that cleared the track for No. 8 to-
day arrived in the local yards with
the pillow covered with blood. Two
horses were struck and killed uttH
distance. east Of the city. 2 >..s. !.
Ladies Aid-The Ladies' Aid Of the
First Baptist church will meet Thurs
day afternoon of this week with Mrs.
Mercy aat $3.50. 4 Plenty Of work on
hand for. the Easter sale. All those
that are preparing something for this
sale IN their MONIES be present with
the same. w j. 7
: Elected Officers here was q well
attended meeting Of Pioneer Hose
company last night, and q spirited
rivalry for some Of the offices. The
following were 4 elected: Foreman,
VIM. McC ormick; secretary, H. RI
Reade; treasurer, A.. Van Horn: mem.
Der board of directors, Peter Pearce
The company is in thriving condition,
and has 5000 In the treasury. .><
Music Teacher g. Miss Sheet, I 9
thoroughly qualified music instructor
from Chicago, is In the city, and stop
ping at the residence Of e. G. Taylor
She comes to the city finely recon-
mended, and offers tuition to pupils al
reasonable rates. Those desiring tc
avail themselves Of the opportunity
for musical instruction should leave
word for her at the Taylor resid ence.
Another Storm Another storm
the 565th Of the winter struck the
slope this morning and for a time q
young blizzard ragged about the city
clearing off somewhat this afternoon
hut not enough to promise any imme.
diate spring weather. The supply Of
ignite coal in the city was again, prac.
tically exhausted. which added to the
comfort and happiness Of citizens
Trains on the Washburn and soe
roads are on duty pending the clear
ing Of the tracks. s5.* .S3 f t@1.
II Back Home Again Mr.. and Mrs. g
D. Edick returned last night from theil
visit In the east. They have been alb,
sent from the city over two months
spending part Of the time In north,
] ern New York and the last few weeks
Ia Michigan. Mr., Edick says he came
home to find some good weather bu1
encountered q mild blizzard before hi
had been Id town many hours. Ii Thu
east the winter has been exceptional
5ly severe. Northern New York ha.
/ been snow bound all winter, train.
unable to move freight, and merchants
confining their efforts 10 sweeping Of
the snow and waiting for the Trade
that does not come. q was CHAD 4
read IA the twin cities that Wardel
Boucher was To remain 81 the peni
tertiary aid MI. Edick, IN speaking
of the matter today. He Is on excep
stionaily competent man and 4 think 4
would 30 sextremely diilcuit " .1nd /,