Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-17


dance of the season with the best
music.
A Thimble Bee-A cordial invita-
ton is given to all ladies to attend al
thimble bee and dime social given in
the interest of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid society at the home Of
Mrs. Satterlund Thursday afternoon,
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Will Start to misunderstanding to
the Grand Forks Herald, State Oil In
spector Jackman has received several
samples of oil and gasoline which will
be put to the test during the next day
or two and then he will start on tour
of centers in the southeastern part of
the state. %.Ss =.
Wants Pardon-A Bathgate item
says: E. T. Bascom of Langdbn, was
in town on business in connection
with the affairs of his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Hartsell. The latter is serving a
term in the Bismarck penitentiary.
There is a petition around with view
Of granting Mr.. Hartsell full pardon.
Election Tomorrow Tomorrow is
the day when the citizens will decideI
whether we will have new $40 900
school house for the school children
this fall or not. As has been set forth
in these columns from time TO time re-
GENTLY, the building is very badly
needed and mo voice has vet been
heard to say the contrary. For that
reason 1t is taken for granted that.
the vote will be favorable to bonding.
|, Will PIow by steam-On the north
bound train this morning were two
twenty-five hourse power traction en-
gines. one for a threahing rig and the.
other built heavier for breaking pur-9
poses. There were three gang plowss
Of three fourteen inche blades each
with an extra one. The engine was.
q big one and will no doubt turn over
a whole lot OF Mclean county during
the summer. It will be appreciated
by owners and horses alike. 4
/ Base Ball-AIthough nothing much
has been said regarding it there is
nevertheless good deal of base ball
business going on among the fans and
several men have been signed toward
the making up of a first-class team.
The management do not care to say
just who they have signed SO far or
who they have in view but state that.
there will be a team that the citizens,
can back conscienMously. Let them
begin at once. IA
Decidedly Russian = The Grand
Forks Herald says: Mrs. Gilbreath
scored social success in Russian
entertainment at her home in Bis
narck the other afternoon. The
guests were attired in Russian COS
tune, the musical numbers were by
Russian composers, the discussions
were Of Russian subjects, and the
menu as published is SO Russian in
appearance that one cannot tell from
reading it whether the dishes should
be tackled with soup spoons or chop
sticks.
Luck With the Local Man. Luck
has dawned ON the Tribune local man.
While strolling down Fourth street
Saturday evening penniless and des-
pondent he stumbled over a small
object which proved to be a pocket
book. "A second close scrutiny veri-
fed the first suspicion. Upon investi-
cation into the dark recesses of the
pocket book there was discovered the
following articles: Two two cent
postage stamps, one red penny, one
dime and one piece Of red candy sup
posed to be fruit tablet. The finder
dropped the penny into a slot machine
and got a five cent cigar with which
he smoked out the dependency and
the owner can have the rest Twill re-
pay the penny by naming the articles
in the pooket book and otherwise
proving Ownership.
Bismarck Bridge Goes West-The
Northern Pacific railway company has
let the contract OF tearing down the
Missouri river bridge to the American
Bridge company. The superstructure
OF the bridge Will be torn down, re-
turned to the factory, and will be en-
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