Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-30

where seats may be reserved. The
price of tickets is 81, including fare
on q special train. ="..
Conductor Quit is authoritively
state that Conductor Gallagher, who
has passenger run from Fargo to
Mandan, has severed his connection
with the N. p, but it is not stated
what his future intentions are. Mr..
and Mrs. Gallagher have been making
their home at Jamestown for some
time.
Appointed Assessor-At a special
meeting of the city council last night
Mayor Register presented the appoint
ment Of Thomas Sanders as city as
SCISSOR for the ensuing term. His
bond was fixed at $500 and the ap-
pointment was confirmed by the
council. This was all the business
I to come before the meeting. The
work of assessment begins April LIST.
Resignation-The second ward leads
! in registration of voters with 230.
The first ward follows with 203 and
the third ward has 1876. The total
vote. at the forthcoming election If
the full strength is polled will be be-
tween 500 and 600. The contests in
the first and second wards promise
to be interesting enough to. bring out
a heavy vote in those wards. T.
Changes in Force-A recently post
ed bulletin at the N. P. offices, an
nounce the discontinuance Of the Office
of assistant superintendent on thu
Dakota divistion-and it is believed
that the same order applies to othe1
divisions on the system. The bulle
tin states that former Assistant Super
intendent Birdsall is trainmaster from
=. Jamestown to Fargo, and r. Blewet
in the same position from jamestown
! to Mandan. r. ., - r. '..>....-
: Observation-Disclosures Judge Winches
: ter yesterday Attorneys Newton ant
i Mockler appeared in an injunction
case brought by l. P. Baker to re
/. strain members of the K. p. lodg
from using stairways in the Bismarc]
bark building, to enter the room
they have leased from the Anderson
interest in the building. The injunc
ton was finally dissolved and 1t wa
agreed to take up the case for trial
! the next term of district court.
Special Train-Arrangemen hav
been made for a special train to leav
Bismarck at $3.50 on Monday evening
April 4, to carry those who desire t
attend the fireman's ball at Manda
on that evening. Prof. Roth's Capita
City orchestra have been engaged t
furnish the music, and the Manda
firemen have>e proven themselve
hospitable entertainers.
fEnte rtained-M E.. P. Quain en-
tertained. the ladies of the Fortnight
club at her; residence on Fourth stree
yesterday afternoon. Each of th
members brought contributions for
paper which Miss Jones and Mr.
Budlong edited much to the edifcatio
8 Of those present. Dainty refreshment
|, were served. The occasion wa
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
y Headed for 1ismarck-The Denbig
Promoter says "On. March 10th, I
the Milroy school house, there we
held a meeting for the purpose I
getting out petition to influence th
Brazil Grain and Shipping company I
Brazil, N. D., to examine and invest
gate the qualities Of the soil and th
5 advantages to be gained by passin
through this portion Of McHenr
county with the Railroad. They col
template building from Bismarck I
Dunseith, N. D. About g farmer
were present and U. z. TORI we 9
chosen president with J. + shafer 3
secretary. BY permission the pres
dent appointed Willis Ebersole 4
4 Meadow to assist the secretary N pr
pairing i petition. The petition VI
be circulated ct Wager, Meadow an
|. Milroy and then forwarded to q
railroad company :
saptIst Fair The Baptist Fair VI
he held the last three days q "a
week, beginning Thursday eyeniln
March 81 ana continuing until Satu
\ day evening The ladies Will serve
l New England Dinner Thursday eve