Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-18
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THE WEATHER. II
. Fair and warmef tonight ana
Thursday Probably showers With
co e west portion. MAX. 20. Min. 4s.
8! Meeting The knights 81
PI'ythiaa win hold 3sa regular meeting
tonight Toni 50 Work a second degree.
Il eaptist Aid The ladies of the Zap.
tiist Aid I society viii meet THURSDAY:
st after 1lo with Mrs 8. . Field. q
Drill Company a drill Friday night
at s O'clock sharp. All members
should Htlea q attend, business 81 import
ance
Basket social-The ladies sc the
Swedish Lutheran church viii give !,
/ basket social on Thursday night, NAV
! 4 l9 9Th ct the Grand Pacific hotel. ND. q
,lmbls Bee Remember the thin
bic & bee IS be given BY Mesdames ]Ltt.
tle and Call a. at Mrs. Little's residence
ittomorroo 81 NJ u i;
.8S 6ases Ball eunda A game of base
ball will be played Sunday between
Y the Fort Lincoln team and the Bis.
m q Y team on the local grounds. d.
5Ash 1l will pitch for: Fort Lincoln
81 and B|lexrud for the locals. Regular
prices of admission. Game called for
$50. ". Ssh ,=
The Kind That Counts 81. Moser::
That q a y ibune publ city is$ the kind
that pays, was fully dem onstrated on
last Saturday following the publica-
ton OF that full page announc cement,
when the Fair Store was greeted BY
the largest attendance 1 ever given a
Bismarck merchant, and trade has con-
tinued good ever since. 4 h 81
May Apportionnen t - The Al Depart
5ment of Public Instruction has Just
made the May portionment 81 the
state tuition fund The total amount
toned was $144,247.s2, being $1.26
per capita for 114,,4s2 pupils. \, The
total amount per capita apportioned
during the past school year IS $2.s2
against 1896 the year 1902 -os. This
added income is due to the heavy
sales Of school lands during the past
few years. y.
~ Special Meeting Don't fail to at
tend the Salvation Army Saturday and
Sunday, May 20 VI and ii. Ensign
Mercer Of Winnipeg Will visit Bis.
marck on those dates in the interest of
the social work and will have charge
Of the meeting. Everybody Is vel
come. Saturday night May Goth, will
be q magic lantern service entitled
Ben Hur'' Or "a Tale OF the Christ"
This promises TO be very interesting,
the story being 50 popular. Y. I
M No Change 10 Time here will be
no change In the time Of the north
and south trains on the Washburn
road. They will run as Nos. 81 and
q. The Washburn6 road will be-
known IN the accounting department
as the Bismarck & Great Falls diyis-
lon but twill be- operated as q part Of
the Missouri division. Practically all
of the train service men will be taken
In BY the 500 General w. d. Wash
burn went up the road sterday.
Travelling Passenger Agent 81.
Paul Dispatch: 4 Arrangements have
been completed & In Chicago under;
which Rastus D. Rovig, city passenger;
agent ~ the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul. and chief clerk for the passenger
department in st. Pau, will be given
the title OF travelling passenger agent,
and will be transferred to northwest
.ern: territory including North Dakota
and Manit oba. N Il. Royig. who has
been many years il the service Of the
line II st. Paul, viii assume his new.
duties On June 1st Royig Will
succeed Joseph Caldwell, travelling
passenger agent. who. &C his own res
quest comes back to the ST. Paul,
head uarters to i again assume the.
duties of chief clerk and city passen.
ger agent. Mr.. Caldwell only recently,
ind erwents 9 severe siege Al the hos
pttaI and has been ia sindih erent health
since. The exchange with MI Royig3
has been arranged inS order that he
may have less of the hardships and ax-
posture of duties On the road n Ats sa5