Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-11
him to two years and six months IN
the penitentiary at Bismarck.

the penitenttary at Bismarck.
Memorial Day Emmons County
Record: Steps are being taken to
again properly observe Memorial Day,
the Both Of May. tbs probable that
the Rev. A.sW. Wright, Presbyterian
minister Of Bismarck will be the
orator. Mr.. Wright is a civil-war
veteran and an able speaker.
Bartlett at st. Louisa note from
Lieut.. Governor Bartlett at St.. Louis
requests that the daily Tribune be
sent there as North Dakotans drop in
occasionally and ask for state papers.
Things are progressing slowly at the
exposition and the North Dakota force
is busy getting things into shape at
the exposition. The address of the
North Dakota contingent is block SO,
Agricultural building.
Dr.. Lonsley's Lecture-The last
lecture Of the course, that has been
given this winter, will be given to-
morrow night, April IL, in the Presby
terrain church by DIR. BENJAMIN Long
ley of st. Paul on the 'Taj Mahal."
The lecture will begin at $3.50. Sin
gle admission so cents. DIR. Longley
has a beautiful use of English and is
most polished speaker. His word
painting In describing this wonderful
work of man is interviewer with
flights Of eloquence' with a delicacy
and refinement that defies criticism
and it will be a literary treat.
A Close Contest-The liveliest po-
litical contest in the state is just now
being waged in Kidder county on the
nomination for member of the house
Of representatives. The contestants
are Hon. P. J. Lyons and Hon. w. L.
Belden, both of whom have represent
ed the district in the past and are de-
sirous of being returned. Both fac
tons caucused at Dawson Saturday
night and the Lineup" showed near
ly equal division of the sentiment of
the people. The primaries will be
held Wednesday, and there promises
to be full attendance of republican
! voters.
Some Blow-Snow and wind was so
bad in Valley City Thursday evening
that it took the bus driver two hours
and half to make the journey from
the 500 depot to the principal hotel
in Valley City distance of only lit
tie more than mile. In the vehicle
were fourteen passengers and so ap-
preciatdve were they of the drivers
pluck and nerve that thirteen of them
each gave him big round dillar-
the fourteenth, lady handed him a
| crisp IS note and with a gracious look
and sympathizing smile hoped he
would not forget to give the horses an
additional feed. 49,. ... .:.....e
streeter at Annapolis 49, Emmons
County Record: Frank Streeter
reached Annapolis Friday last, and a
| paragraph in his letter written the
same day shows that his hereditary
! appetite has not deserted him: Have
just sent you. telegram. It was a
long trip, and I'm very tired. stop
ped in washington over night, but
did not get a chance to see Mr.. Mar
shall and thank him for the appoint
ment. have found q place to board
mo. 70 King George street. sup
! pose the fare will be nothing extra;
but it will be a quiet place to study.
The landlord has been a sailor. He
said that if would put up with pretty
plain fare-I could have board for $40
month. If not, it would be $25. I
told him 1 didn't care how plain it
was if there was enough of it,
First Communion Day-At the Cath
Ollie church the congregation wit
messed the administration of the
Sacrament of First holy Communion
to IL boys and 16 girls we'll prepared
and gowned in festive attire. The
weather was ideal for the occasion.
The following are the names of the
happy ones: Misses Frances Braun,
Mary Bachmaier, Mable Chamberlain,
Gate Fetch Isabelle, Holland, Emma
Laist, Rose Maassen, Marcella Ma
honey, Josephine ApperTt, Lottie
White, Ada Maurer, Alice Robidou,
Gate Reisenauer, Lula Klawitter,
Helen Lyons, Lucia Zahn and Masters
Joseph Anton, Lawrence Burson,
Arthur Caspers, Geo. Goldade, Henry
Kaiser, Walter Morris, Walter White,
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