Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-03-18

gins at 8:15, doors open at TEAS. Adj,
mission rs cents. No reserved seats.
Teachers Meeting - The Burleigh
county teachers association viii meet
tomorrow afternoon ct 2 O'Clock ct
odd Fellows hall. AL interested ia !
educational matters are urged to be
present. '.z'., .$ r s:'.:1- : 2, s...,
Maccabsss Danee-A very pleasant
dance was given last night BY the
Knights Of the Maccabees. About =
hundred couples were present. Sup
per was served BY Tie ladies Of the
llaccsbees and 4 very pleasant dance
engaged BY Ill. =. III. .,.s=s. /
Al Unfortunate HocidSnt- I'm overa
turned lamp It Dr. q. y. Chamberlain,s
home last night resulted in sineeing
the hair Of 4 vaiusble otter eoat be-
longing To tke doctor, entailtnt 4 con-
siderable ,the dsStor isthank-
hi did hot happen NIL the back
bone d winter was btus,ikt,sn. -
Psnsi6n Tor *MaJort oleksy AhddAg
the pension Bills approved ~ NE,
presfdent last IL week wtas one fof
granting an increase of pension ~
$50 ifor Samuel a. Dickey II Bismafsk.
The Biil was lhtrpaucsd BIZ ssnAtor
McC umiber,, -chairman Of the. senate
pension committee, and is one among
many he has secured for North Dako-
ta veterans. >s r. @a-, -
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Sings for Steeleitis- Kidder County
Republican: Miss Wilson Of Bismarck,
favored the congregation last Sunday
evening at the Presbyterian church
with soprano solo. Miss Wilson
possesses most excellent voice and
one that shows, culture. We trust
that we. may have the pleasure of
hearing her soon again.
Salvation Army-On Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 90 and %, Adtu-
tant Hayes and Lieut.. Eastman, OH
GERS in charge of the Salvation Army
In Jamestown, and district officers fol
North Dakota, will visit Bismarck and
conduct. special meetings here on that
date. Both play guitars, and q must
cal meeting is promised for Wednes
day evening. Everybody invited.
St. Patrick's Day-At the Catholic
church yesterday, high mass was cele
brated at 9 O'Clock, by the Rev. Pastor
who also delivered a sermon on the
] life and work of the great st. Patrick
The singing was rendered by the
children's choir under the direction'soi
I Sister Anastasia. At 1890 p. m. Way
Of the cross and benediction were con
Quoted by the Rev. Pastor. ~.
Northern Pacific chanaes-W H
Phipps, general land commissioners OF
the Northern Pacific, has resigned to
go into private business. He will be
succeeded by Thos. Cooper, now gen.
eral manager. H. J. Horn, now gen.
eral manager Of the coal lands in
Montana, becomes general manager
~. F. Manic will have charge Of the
coal lands in the state Of Washington
and Robert Pettigrew will succeed
Horn in Montana.
Supreme Court The March term OF
the supreme court will be convened at
Fargo on Tuesday next There is q
large calendar and q numbs of I'm.
portant cases. among them several
tax matters Of more than u6si inter.
est. The Barry case CONF up also
/ Tor argument, on writ Of certiorari
lin which the defense resists the re-
,imoyal Of his cause to Walsh county
for trial. Clerk Hoskins goes to Fargo
Sunday to prepare for the opening d
the term .,,5
New EngineA5 new engine hal
been received by the Bismarck, Wash.
burn and Great Falls road for sevice
4 On the line, from the Baldwin locomo.
tive works. The engine vas bull
pecially 70 order for the road, from
d details planned BY supt Nckels, and ii
Intended Tor the regular run, to Under
wood Its weight Ii 100000 pounds
and Y = fitted with CRATES for Ignite
d which e the fuel On the road. III ii
q the Pacific type and goes inte
service for the hrst time tomorrow
,maornisg,