Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-21

Showers tonight. and Friday. sta
tionary temp rature MAJ SO, Min
80.
Food Sale r. emem ber the Episcopal
ladies fair and food sale this week.
First Steamer Down The Steamer
Washburn made its first trip down the
Missouri from Mannhayen on the 18th.
NJ Court Adjourned District court
which was to have convened in this
city for the May term May ~ has been
postponed until May 23d. n
III 5ss Home Cookery Home Cooking at
the Food sale given by the Ladies'
Guild, Saturday Bread, rolls. pies.
cakes, doughnuts, etc. h s5 RI 4 .|z$ .s35
Fair and Sale Next Saturday after
noon the Episcopal Ladies' win have
sale Of home cooking at the Boyle
building on 4th street. N i. A
Funeral services-FNlnera services|
for the late r. II. Smith Of Mandan
who VII died at the hospital here yester-
day morning were held at Mandan this
afternoon. . s..z. .t4ss Y. >. & i II
Late Season Spring is getting later
and later There is still some snow
on the slope and In many parts Of the
state and the weather is cold and ex-
tremely backward. rs sa @s- ! .....8
Mrs. Irish Dead Mrs. Emma J.
Irish died this week in Moorhead. She
was the mother OF Frank q. Irish,
formerly an express messenger on the
Northern Pacific road with head
quarters here. :...sSt = ~.
Dish AIRED from Practice Henry
Gilbert. clerk Of court at Sentinel
Butte is accused Of making false
acknowledgements in land office mat
ters and has been disbarred by the,
interior department. y II
Desirable Offerings Don't forget
the sale Of heavy white linen and col.
ored embroidery sets, scrim sets in
cross stitch embroidery and fancy
and kitchen aprons, at the Guild sale
Saturday, April 23rd. aT .. t]=
Lecture courseA clerical error In
the published statement of the re-.
ceipts Of the lecture course made the
total receipts read $636.5O instead OF.
$646.50. This makes the net profits
$17.06 for the entire course. "
Land Sales Two more isolated
tracts Of land were sold at the u. s..
land office as follows: NwA neA, "a
1856, 40 acres, $1.25 per acre, to
Johannes Kunz, Krem, N. D; lots 8
and 4, section 2, and sen neA, 3-130-
q, 1866 acres at SLIPS per acre, to
John ]. Giedt, Ashley, N D.
! Some Cattle Losses In az inter
view In the ST. Paul Globe Charles ~.
Maerrick Of Napoleon reports con
siderable cattle loss III n his vicinity
.dtilu due to the. hard winter, the heavy
snow lin April and the shortage 81
fiee feed. The storms the past few weeks
have q been especially hard Oh cattle.
Landseekers Arriving d. b. Case
reports 8 party Of twenty landseekers
brought to- Mandan yesterday BY the
w =. Brown company Although the
weather Is disagreeable here it Is no
worse than IN states farther east. Set
tiers from Iowa and other states re-
port an exceedingly backward spring.
Ferry Franchise It Is learned by
the county commissio ners' proceed
ings of Oliver county that "a. p.
Eckels Of Bismarck has been granted
q ferry franchise across the Missouri
river where the section lire between
section a and IS II township IA,
range 81 intersects the river to 4
point opposite Il 5McIean county, Tor
4 term 81 hfteen years q $1 per year Yea
Fancy Work Sale r emember the
sale of fancy neckwear, aprons, ging-
ham petite oats, etc, to Be given ~
the ladies' of the Episcopal Guild, at
the BOYLE building 81 Fourth street,
Saturday afternoon. April 2sd. a full1
line Sof white and colored embroide cred
collar and Gun sets. scrim sets III