Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-08
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WEATHER. ss
Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day, Maximum Temperature for last
a hours: Max. SO: min. 81.
Tx. 2. Meeting Regular meeting Of
knights q Pythias tonight Initia-
ton. n
Saw ! Lark County Treasurer
Sperry says he saw lark today and
looks pretty wen preserved too.
Taken 70 Asylum Sheriff Welsh
left this afternoon with Rosum and
Adams, the two sonyicts that have
been adjudged insane.
Lands Good Place 1T Is under
stood Miss Cora Simpson is to be APP
pointed clerk in the public examiners
office at the capitol. u IN
Operation Successful Mrs. b. s..
Pierce, who was taken to the hospital
Sunday. underwent a serious opera
ton this morning, and there lis every
hope Of am ultimate recovery.
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#.6 Musicals and Social The ladies OF
the Presbytefianss Nd Society Will
give ia musicale and social in the
church tomorrow evening, beginning
ct O'Clock. Acordial Invitation is
given to ALL II y 8 IL & , n: III
coe Commission 81 Company Gone
Bump zoe Commission com
7 pany which had a number 81 option
Offices in this state has gone into the
hands of q receiver withH liabilities
q s2oo, 900, assets unknown. There
may be- some mourners III this city.
Rather Busy The Legislative SEES
i sion has left an immense amount Of
work to BE done III the state auditors
4 and neasurer:s onices, ana "Ken''
Wylie and fBillyg Fafconer have I'd
30 outside and say something bad
! every now add then, ~
Making Hay Street Commissioned
Mcdonald is doing q good work IN
getting the streets gutter cleaned out
ready for the spring wet spell. "A
number OF the streets have also been
built up somewhat I'm the center to
aid the water. In readily running Of
4 into the CUTTERS, and the SNOW plow
Is for the time being out d commits.
sion. u '55 fi.5.s
Boquet for as'steve'' There are
those who may feel like revising
their opinion OF Representative
& Stevens latter reviewing his record
( in the legislature this winter No
one questions his ability as a parlia.
nDentarian, but his fairness to oppon-
ents, his advocacy OF good laws and
his legal knowledge, have won him
many friends during the session Of
1905. Forum. % II 4.
Ash Wednesday This is Ash Wed.
nesday. the first day Of lent, and
everybody is expected to be- good for
the next forty sdays and nights II
they never were before. The day
was observed as usual In the Episco.
e pal and Catholic churches by special
services which were well attended.
Lent comes later this year than usual,
It being eleven years since Easter
Sunday came 30 late. s
wisconsin Inspectio 1T will be
pleasing news to farmers over the
state to know the Wisconsin legtsla,
ture has passed the bill creating the
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Superior warehouse commission.
which will open another market for
North Dakota grain One Of the com
mission will be q North Dakota man
nominated by Governor Sarles and
appointed by the governor iof Wiscon-
sin, which ought to help some.
Surprise PartyA very pleasant
surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Watcher last night. Gard
playing and dancing was the order.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maasen Mr.. and MRS, Otto Dir
lam. Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Laist, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ryan. and Misses Deli
Olson, Kate Lyons, Lizzie Watson,
and Mrs. AZ Farr Of Mandan.l Mrs.
Hammer OF Wahpeton and Rev. Father