Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-03

bune in the regular railroad time
schedule.
New N. p. Time card-Tomorrow
the N. P. passenger trains will arrive
in this city as follows: West bound
No. 1, 1858 p. M; No. 3, 1905 p. M;
No. z, 2:25 p. m. East bound-No. 2,
1.N a. M; No. 4, 3:43 p. M; No. 8,
1905 p. m. Nos. 1, 2, 8 and 4 do not
stop between here and Jamestown and
only at Valley City and Fargo. Nos.
Z and are new trains designed to do
the local work and relieve the over
land trains.
Complimentary to Mrs. BuII-Yes-
terday afternoon the members of the
Monday club met informally with Mrs.
Conklin to execute a little coup in
recognition of the services of Mrs. E.
K. Bull, who has been the efficient
secretary Of the club since it's organi-
cation. After pleasant social ameni-
ties had been gone through with
Bartha Harriet Bull, the baby daugh-
ter of Mrs. Bull, who recently car
rived" on Monday out of compli-
ments to the club, was presented with
a silver baby cup and spoon. The
young lady was present and goo
gooed her thanks and the mother
was greatly pleased. Mrs. Conklin
served tea and it was an after
noon Of exceedingly pleasant recol-
lection to those present.
The Same-But Different-It all de-
ponds on the way you look at it. The
other morning semi-pious Minot
mother was exhibiting to the other
members of the family, at the break
fast table, little piece of bric-a-brac
she had won as prize the night be-
fore at euchre party. She was proud
OF it and valued it highly because she
had taken it out of the hands of
several of Minot's best euchre play
ers. While she was telling how she
turned trick her youngest son spoke
up confidently and told her that he
had done better than that. He had
won ten dollars the night before at
pool table. The mother didn't say
much but she did whole lot of think.
ing, and she is still thinking.-Ward
County Independent.
Druggist Permits-Druggists hold
Ing liquor permits will be allowed to
use them for the year for which they
We're issued. The new law regarding
druggists permits, which was passed
at the last session of the legislature
does not become effective until July
1, but druggists holding permits not
expiring until later in the year will
not be obliged to secure new permit
until the old one expires. Attorney
General Erich has given the following
opinion on thtis matter: II am of
the opinion that permits now issued
VIII be good for the year for which
they were issued, and the application
for new permits can be made at any
time before or after July 1. Applica-
lions may be made in conformity with
the new law SO that the hearing may
be had July 1, and for the purpose
the parties may secure the necessary
signatures. and advertise prior to July
l, SO that the permit may be issued on
that day. The new law will not effect
permits now issued. For instance. il
the permits were issued January l.,
1905, it will be good until January 1,
19O6.' -,. @...s ,@.s
Miss Kate Thomas Dead--Miss Kate
Thomas, who has been teacher In
the Bismarck schools for about IS
years, died yesterday at Sarnia, Ont.
A telegram was received by Rev.
"a. w. Hayes this morning, from
sister Of deceased, stating the
above fact and that the funreal
would be held Monday. For a
year or more Miss Thomas has been
afdicted with q nervous trouble which
compelled her to go to the hospital
Tor treatment last fall. In the early
winter she asked for an indifnite
leave Of absence from her school du-
ties and went to Sarnia In the hope Of
recruiting her health. Miss Thomas
had host Of friends In the city who
VIII deeply grievs for her death.
Among the children which includes
all above the primary grade she Was
greatly beloved. She was one OF the
best primary teachers In the state and