Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-03
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Weather report for "a hours ending
I 8 p. m. March 3: 3si
Maximum temperature 6S degrees.
Minimum temperature 20 degrees.
81 Maximum wind velocity IA miles
northwest. 4 q Il, q \ isis. RS Y
Forecast for Sc hours from 8 p. m.
March o: 4 +.
Fair tonight and Friday; moderate
4 temperature. So 81;
o. z. s. Meeting There will be a
regular meeting OF the o. q. s. this
u evening. #ss
Club Dance The members of the
dancing club enjoyed another pleasant
evening at Baker hall last night. VI
sz Died The nine months old boy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. g. Cabot died yes
terday and theafuneral will take place
at the Catholic church at 1880 today
New Residence - Frank Donaldson
4 has just about completed a fine new
residence on Avenue A, which will
make a nice home. and beautify the
avenue. Ga d ...Ss.$ ~ s.s. Ii sa..
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Supper PartyRepresentative Rose
entertained the Dickey and Sargent
county representatives and other
house members at Christopher's last
evening. .+5,ss.s tt7 + s., i.
! Fraternity DanceThe K. o. T. M.
gave very pleasant dance in the
s Odd Fellows hall last night. There
was quite large crowd present and
all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Are Dripping-The weather has had
its effect on the trees and many OF
the box elders. In the city are running
sap. It is a bad condition for the
trees to be in at this time Of the year
with all the possibilities that there
is yet for some very stiff freezing
weather. gs. I
M Bio Traffic The low rates to the
coast went into effect in st.. Paul
Wednesday and yesterdays train
showed the result. It was a very big
train and filed to its capacity. There
were three tourist sleepers and two
pullmans, the train being fifteen cars
In all and requiring two engineers. e
Two contests-Two more contests
were heard at the land Office yester.
day. They were: Joseph Hirch VS..
Berham Warling for the northwest
quarter. Of 32-135-8l and A. G. Lien
gang VS.. @. Warning for the southwest
quarter of 2S-135-s1. "A decision was
given for the contestant In both cases.
Birthday Party Ralph Jewell en-.
tertained Norris Jones, Harold Patter'
son and Freddie Jones-and their
mothers yesterday afternoon, it be.
ing the occasion Of his sixth birthday.
There was the usual complement of
candies, cake and Ice cream and the
youngsters had a field day of tin
which the mothers, of course, extract.
ed no meagre amount of enjoyment.
4. Wholesale Fruit Distributing Point
The neutrality-suspicious. Company,
wholesale fruit people of Fargo, have
arranged to open an establishment in
this city. The Arm has rented the
block opposite the Bismarck bank and
will open up about April LIST. Bismarck
( will hereafter be the distributing
point for the western part Of the
state. Mr.. LOOMS was in the city yes
terday making arrangements for the
opening of the new establishment.
Bismarck has been In need OF fruit
distributing establishment for some
time and 1t is believed the new firm
will do well.
For SaleA few days only at Neil
sen Co.'S Millinery store 112k Fourth
street at rs cents and 95 cents. two
lots Of hats worth from $3.50 to $2.75.
The N. B. "A. will give a dance
& Thursday night. March 9th at Odd
Fellows hall. "A good time to all.