Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
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SAOAuCl III cas-
Is lli-Receiver John Satterlund Of
the land office has been quite ill at
his home for the past few days but is
rapidly improving. .>
Date of Sale changed-The sale Of
seats for VIM. J. Bryan's lecture will.
begin at Remington's on Monday
& morning, Feb. Is at o'clock.
Entertained-Mrs. DeGraff enter
tanned a few friends at her home,
Mandan avenue and Thayer, in honor
( of Mrs. L. A. Simpson and Miss Mes
sersmith of Dickinson. "
Divorce Proceedings-In chambers
before Judge Winchester yesterday,
Mrs. Charles Johnson applied for
decree. of divorce and a hearing was
/ had. Her petition will most likely be
granted. .- ~....- ..
New Picture-The eighth grade of
the public schools has received the
picture won by Nellie B. Neal in the
journal junior contest. 1t is a winter
woodland scene and is a very hand
Z some picture suitably inscribed with
the name of the winner.
Comic opera-The management of
the opera house announces that they
have booked for March Is the comic
opera 1.-THE Matinee Girl This is a
big production and shows that the
management is doing their best to Sc
cure the best attractions for theatre
goers. ~, =
Catholic Fair-Do not fail to attend
the Catholic fair at the Atheneum
next Monday, tuesday, and Wednesday.
"a Many attractions. Everybody well
come. Admission is free. Prize tick
etc emitting each holder to prize
are now on sale. An elegant supper
will be served each evening. =.
e. For, the Ball Boys-E G. Patterson
announces that in the near future he
will have wrestling match at the
Atheneum the proceeds of which will
: be turned over to the base ball boys
as helper in the way of finances.
7 Mr.. Patterson promises an event of a
high class order and it will no doubt
/ be SO. ts 1.. -.
The Columbian Trio-The next en-
tertainment in the Bismarck course
is on Feb. 18th, the Columbian Trio
n will entertain. All three are stars and
are from Chicago. They are making
: their first tour in this section of the
country and are hugely commended
j everywhere for their excellent per
formances. ->.<., $50.
Governor 'lil-Governor Sarles suf-
Tered yesterday from an attack of
55,-roat trouble, accompanied by q
fever, and upon the advice of his ply
y slclan remained in bed during the day,
Z. TO prevent the possibility of a more
serious 10 attack. It is expected he will
4 De able to attend to his official duties
lat the capitol today. i. =
Masquerade BaII--In another col
Numn will be found the advertisement
4 by the Canton No. 5, 4. 90 f. re
gafdlng masque ball that is to be
given February % at the Atheneum.
4 The last masque ball given by this
4 fraternity was decided success and
all prizes were promptly paid They
should be well patronized.
j The Play-Sanford Dodge and his
excellent company presented . ".The
Cors1can Brothers" at the Atheneum
last night. Owing to the late arrival
Sof the train. this their first nights
play was behind time at the first cur.
stain, This, however, viii not happen
again during their stay here. Tonight
they will present Macbeth; Satur-
day afternoon at 1880 ..sThe ROYAL
Rival and Saturday evening Gran
IScesca da Rimini." Mr.. Dodge has a
me company supporting him and his
plays here, II you are to judge from
last nights performance, viii be fine.
North Dakota Association-A large
number Of North Dakotans are spend
ing the winter in southern California
and a letter from NJ. H. kin Of Tower
\ City, published in the Fargo Forum
tells Of meeting Of the tourists from
the prairie state at East Lake Park,
& Los Angeles Januarv OK ans A. -.