Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-08

day.. Warmer tonight. Max. so, min.
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Pay DayThe Lincoln boys are
\ wearing that smile today day.
Rathbone sisters-Th There will be a
special meeting Of the Rathbone Sis
tiers Tuesday afternoon at the lodge
hall. 5,1. =. ~ r, .~:. r.,
z Gun club-The gun club will hold a
regular shoot tomorrow night at seven
O'Clock. All members requested to be
present, =5't
New Postmaster-A. B. Hansen has
been appointed postmaster at Byers,
: Mclean county, vice H. A. Kinney,
deceased. '<' 49, r.. w.
Ladies GuiId-The ladies guild of
st. Georges Episcopal church will
meet with Mrs. Gushing at 2:30 tomor-
row afternoon. - '...
Early ,Asparasus-Charles Kupitz
has the early asparagus, having culled
some from his garden yesterday for
family use. 1t is quite early for this
plant in this section.
D. Of n. Dance-The Degree of
Honor will give another of their popu-
lar dances at Maennerchor hall Tues
day night. The prices will be the
same as at the last dance.
On, In, Over and under-Lest you
forget the talent social ION" Tuesday
evening Gin" the Oddfellows hall
"'over'' the Fair store under" the
auspices Of the M. e. ladies aid-come.
Base ealI-The Wilton team did not
materialize for yesterdays game and
the boys played a practice game with
pickedup team. The boys went to
Lincoln this afternoon to play a game
with the soldiers.
Did Not Arrive-The rumor last
week to the effect that trains seven
and eight would run through to Man
dan beginning with today seems to-
have been unfounded as no extra pas.
senger trains have arrived today.
Militia Election-Every member of
Company A is expected to attend the
meeting tonight when an election will
be held to fiji the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of First Lieut.. Kelley
and "fill all other vacancies that may
occur" -
Gopher Poison County Auditor
Healy has received several requests
IS from farmers for gopher poison to be
sent to the latter by mail. These re-
quests he cannot comply with as the
postal laws forbid the transmission
through the mails of poisons of Ell
kinds. ' ,>,~..E...s =. + -
Putting in ight-Today mechanics
: are at work tearing out the bricks
from the side of the studio building on
Third street. preparatory to putting in
a new light suited to the demands of
q y, first7class Photographic Studio
Artist Butler announces in another
column that he will be ready for bust
ness on Thursday next. r.
n Missionary visitations -Archdeacon
Jones left today for the south
and will hold services at Hazelton to-
night Tuesday and wednesday he
will hold services at Linton, at
Wishek on Thursday and at Ashley on
Friday. He Is kept quite busy cover
ing his large missionary field.
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Boy Buried Harry Mcclellan who
was found dead near wilton Friday
was buried from the Methodist church
yesterday. His death. was due solely
Z to exhaustion as he was not frozen at
all when found about forty yards from
his house. His father dropped dead
Z some few years ago while working for
the Northern Pacific at Apple Creek.
Graduation Address-E A. Killing,
superintendent Of the New Salem
schools. was visitor In the city Sat
urday and paid the Tribune pleas
ant call. Mr., Killing has made arrange
ments with Prof. Moore Of the Bis
marck schools to deliver the gradua-
ton address at the exercises In New
Salem on the twenty-sixth Of the
month when six pupils. four boys and
three girls, will be graduated therefrom.