Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-18
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Weather report for a hours ending
s p. M, Feb. IA, 1904: Maximum tenn
Il perature % above: minimum temper
atnre 6 above. Maximum wind yeloc-.
ity II miles south; total precipitation
.01 inch, Forecast Tor SO hours from
b: n. Feb. III: Continued fair; not
i much change II temperature
Ii Critical Condition Frank Little,
who has been i'll for same time past
DC reported to be in q very critical
condition.
Out Again w. Wolbert who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
i hospital Is again able to be out.
Taken nj Carl Jorgesen Of the.
state auditors Office was suddenly
i taken with an attack OF appendicitis
yesterday and, was taken to the hospi-
tai. An operation may be necessary.
No Kids The opera house manage
ment announce that no children under
/ sixteen viii be allowed In the opera
\ house tonight unaccompanied by their.
parents Tickets will not be sold
them.
Bryan Talks at Nine CLOCK Hon.
8 VIM. ]. Bryan will begin speaking at
nine o'clock tonight. The doors will
be opened at s:45 with the ushers On
hand to seat the audience. General
admission TO floor and gallery rs cents.
Changed Hands The DeMars' res
4 taurant on Main street changed hands
h yesterday and Mr.. Gerald Meyers took
possession as proprietor. Mr.. Myers
Is clarinetist in the orchestra, pleas
ant gentlemtn to meet and should re-:
ceive his share Of patronage.
Northern Pacific Officials "a special
car on the west bound train .ysster-
day carried many Of the leading Off
cials There was also q Milwaukee
private car containing many or the
/ big men Of that line. Supt. IA. M.
Burt Of this division spent the day in
I the city.
Died Undertaken Upright and Cor
oner Gilbert returned last night from
\ Grass Lake with the remains Of Mar
/ tin Smith who died unattended by q,
4 practicing physician at his home.
The cause Of death was found to be
I pneumonia. The deceased was g.
years OF age and had been sick nine
days. He had been resident Of this
county but two years and the remains
+ were shipped to Rockwell City, Iowa,
for interment. q
Hospital FuiIThe capacity Of ST.
Alexius hospital Is tried to the limit
and every day applicants for admits
\ sion have to be turned away. Sister
Boniface says that they were never
before SO taxed for room and that 1t is
utterly impossible to accommodate
more persons at this time. Among the
recent arrivals at the institution are
Harry Hague, OF Baldwin, who is suf-
fering from rheumatism and George
Fleck, Of st. Anthony who win be
operated upon.
a Distinguished Guest w. ]. Bryan
viii arrive on the noon train today:
y from the east. He has accepted Gov.
sarles' invitation to be his guest while
tn the city. He no doubt viii accept
the invitation Of the legislature Is adj
dress It and VIII do 30 as coon a.
convenient after his arrival. He viii
1 deliver hds lecture on the .value 81
4 An IDEAL ut the Atheneum in the
evening Mr.. Bryan has been refus-
Ing all attentions that have political
bearing while on his lecture tour. He
( has only accepted such social atten-;
tions as would be rendered any dts
tinguished citizen and has studiouslys
L avoided politics.
supt- Moore Surprised The pupils!
and teachers Of the high school gave
Sapt. Moore 4 very pleasant surprise
Just before school closed yesterday.
the senior and Junior classes and the
high school teachers presented him
With 9 very handsome and comfortable
chair. The presentation was made ID
verse containing some very pretty
sentiment By Mise Airline white of
the senior class This presentation
WAS barely flniahad v,a,o,, ~. 1r,.,, -