Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-19
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A Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
Warmer east portion tonight. Colder
Tuesday. Max. AZ, min. 20. r. -
VI Company Irregular drill of Com
pany A tonight. All members are re-
duested to be present. e III
Discourages Ice Rink Men. The
balmy weather being enjoyed at the
present time is .discouraging to those
interested Id the building Of an Ice
skating rink. There Is not sufficient
freezing weather to do the work
properly. s' q .% s'.; Wy ii. Z. ID. r.
4 A Good Playa telegram from Man
ager: Sutton Of the opera house at
Butte says Darkest Russia" that
played there recently is the best play
that has been there this season and
that the company cannot be too highly
commended. At the Atheneum De-
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cember 21st. New scenery, remodeled
stage, and everything reatted and re-
furnished. # + *5
In Bad shape-Frank Scott was
found last night wandering in the fats
south Of town in a demented condition
and the authorities we've notified.
When Sheriff WEIGH found him he was
lying in the snow by the railroad
tracks. He had been wandering
around and chasing cattle in the brush
all night and at the jail this morning
was still out of his head and in very
had way. X. r..
ND Opening Announcement - A. W.
Lucas is now fairly settled in his re-
Gently completed store addition, and in
today's Tribune advertising columns
appears his opening announcement.
a feature Of the opening is the weeks
fur sale that VIII be conducted there.
. Mr.. Lucas now has the most commodi-
.ous quarters Of any similar establish
ment in the state, and with a large
force Of clerks is prepared to give the
most prompt and careful attention.
Masonic Doings-A note from Grand
Recorder Thompson says: "The next
annual conclave of the Grand Com
mandery K. t. will be held at Fargo,
on Thursday and Friday, January 18th
::ands 18th, 1905. During the week the
Scottish Rite will hold reunion, and
con Friday evening the Shrine will
celebrate the regeneration of class of
unregenerates. Kindly govern your.
:self accordingly, and prepare your
worldly affairs for a pilgrimage to the
b Temple" &5>|
New Stone Bank-Hazelton Republi.
can: Vice-president Joseph Hare and
Cashier s. NJ. Pye, Of She Bank OF
Hazelton, came down from Bismarck
Monday evening and looked over
affairs here. They expressed them.
selves as well satisfied with the show.
Ing made by this bank and the amount
OF business being transacted by Man.
ager Davis. Best Of all, they promise
us q new stone bank building early
next spring They left for home Satur.
;dayvia Braddock. Id
With the Tribune Mr.. B. Belk to-
day takes position as local man on
the Tribune. Mr. Belk Is a well
known Bismarck young man, and lis
courteous, accommodating and ener.
sgetic. II the course 81 his duties he
will call upon Bismarck business men,
Office holders, real estate men, and
Others whose places Of business are
sources OF news information. The Tri-
bune will appreciate those courtesies
extended to him that are usually ex-
tended to newsgatherers, and will
reciprocate whatever favors may be
shown him In his quest Of news.
New Boat Mandan Times: John
Bloodgood is In st. Louis this week.
He is making arrangements whereby
he will become owner Of the big new
boat Lora, built at Saltwater In 1903
and now anchored at st. Louis. He
will use the boat which is an elegant
ship and Is very large for these parts
i as freight and passenger boat on the
Missouri, sailing between Mannhavent
I and 1T. Yates. It viii doubtless be a
I good investment and q paying one. The
wheat sellers at Mannhayen cannot get
their grain shipped fast enough to sat
isfy This boat will be an immense
one for our part Of the country and Is
practically q new one and Is elegantly
fsnished Throughout II will aftord ex-
cellent opportunity for pleasure seek
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