Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-06
, HE |. ! /. J TY


quite ili---sJOnn POliOcK ana uaugn-
ter are quite Ill at their home. is ~.
on the Sick List--Mrs O'Connor Is
i suffering from q slight indisposition
and is confined to her home. 4:
Current Events Club The Current
Events Club will meet with Mrs.
Higbee on Wednesday at $50.
Episcopal Guild The Episcopal
k Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. H. Jewell.
"The Bonnie Brier Bush"- Another
Of Kirke La Shelle's plays is on the
II boards at Grand Forks for next
\ week. AZ # 5s5 4 !;S5
Geese-A few focks Of geese flying
northward have been noticed, which
Is some evidence Of til approach Of
spring. !.I III t
Blue Lodge Meeting-The Blue
N Lodge, A. F. & "A. M, will work in the
N M. M. degree tonight, followed by the
N usual banquet. # ri \: u,
Gets Fine Coat Father Clemens
held the lucky number SO which
won the fine buffalo coat that was
rafled off Saturday night by Mandigo
and Renner.
Opens Court in kidder County
Judge Winchester went to Steele this
afternoon to hold term of court. It
is understood an interesting calendar
( awaits him. \
Married This morning Father
Clemens united in marriage Rudolph
Stoehr and Katherine Keighron. The
young couple will reside with Mr.: J.
D. Mcdonald. -
Looks Like spring-Wild ducks and
geese are reported to have been seen
already, but no robins have yet made
their appearance. Later: Robins are
reported also. %.s.. 5As.
Begin Business George Juergens
and T. H. Poole, the newly appointed
deputy bank examiners, went west to-
! day on an examining tour, it being
their first trip on official business. !.
Will Adjourn U. s. Court Clerk
Montgomery of the United States dis
trict court, will come to the city to-
morrow, it is understood, for the pur-
pose of adjourning the March term
of the district court.
Senate, Senator Fox pres Eted the
Ven. ArchdnaIon O. F.s+Jo:e with a
fine and well filled purse as a token
of appreciation of his services as
chaplain of that body during the re.
cent session.
Taxpaying Rush over-Treasurer
,Sperry says the great rush in paying
taxes has let UP considerably, but he
Is much gratifed over the general
way in which the taxes have been
Il paid, the percentage being much
larger than other years.
Accident Rumored-There was q
rumor around the depot today that
passenger train No. Of yesterday
had met with an accident last night
Il. somewhere out west by which some
/. of the train men we're killed, but
nothing definite could be learned.
/ They Are Needed-C. A. Burton is
completing two handsome new eight
room houses on Thayer street, just
east Of the corner of Sixth for rent
ing purposes. These houses have
been built during the winter, and
will be ready for occupancy in few
days. XII
Must Cut s2oo, 900 After figuring
UP the total Of the appropriations
made by the legislature it is found
that they exceed the safest estimate
OF probable revenue about 100000,
which means that the governor will
have to use his pruning knife to that
~ amount.
Planning for Bridge Repairs Sup
erintendent Burt Of the Northern
Pacific came up from Jamestown in
his private car last night and is look
Ing over the river bridge, 1t is I'M
derstood, with q view to the COM