Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-08
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Probable showers tonight and Fri
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Rathbone Sisters The Rathbone
Sisters meet tonight at s o'clock.
TWO More-Sheriff Mclean of Devils
Lake, was in the city yesterday with
two more one year men for the pen.
Bishop shan!ey-Bishop John Shan
ley will deliver an address on Friday
evening at 8 o'clock at st. Marys
church. Special singing by the choir.
Handsome Picture-The last New
York Sunday Times has, among other
stage beauties, fine picture of Miss
Meta Stanley, otherwise Mrs. George
Hughes. 49,. IT,, ..
+ Don't Forget-Remember that on
Saturday, June 10, the Presbyterian
ladies will be prepared to supply you
with eatables for your Sunday dinner.
Buy of them and save cooking at
home. 49,. ..,*.t: y.
Just About Gone-Today will about
see the finish of the old brick school
house on Fifth as by night it will
have been all but leveled and the work
of excavation for the new building
will begin in a few days.
Neat Equipage-Gen. E. A. Williams
has purchased for his daughters one of
the neatest "turnouts" that has yet
been seen in the city. It is in the
shape Of a miniature surrey and with
their Shetland pony is very fine.
Alumni Banquet-rhe annual ban
quet of the Bismarck high school
Alumni will take place this evening
at Romans Cafe, Immediately after
the commencement exercises. All
graduates invited to be present.
Food SaIe-On Saturday, June 10,
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold a food sale in the building
formerly occupied by O. H. Will & Co.,
ON Fourth street. There will be
delicious cakes, bread, rolls, cookies,
doughnuts, baked beans, cottage
cheese, etc. Sale opens at 2 p. m.
. Body Found-The body of the young
man who was drowned some weeks
ago north of Washburn by falling off
the Steamer Expansion, was found at
Washburn yesterday by some farmers,
and today George Upright of the Webb
undertaking department went north to
prepare the body for shipment east.
Close Of school-The parochial
schools closed yesterday with appro.
pirate exercises. Each child received
a reward for the efforts shown during
the year. Alice Holland was awarded
the gold medal and Rose Maassen a
beautiful cross. The school will
have the annual picnic later in the
summer. I
U Col. eorden-Col and Mrs. George p.
Borden, passed through the city yes
.terday enroute to Fort Harrison, the
colonel having recently been promoted
from the 18th Infantry to be colonel Of
the Gath Infantry. Before leaving
Plattsburg barracks q farewell recep-
ton was rendered to them by Officers
and friendsthe occasion signalling
also the 36th anniversary of.their we'd
ding and 80 years Of continuous serv-
ice In the 9Th Infantry.
Any Doubts iii any one has any
doubts as to whether or not this city
will be visited by q circus or two
within q few days, all they need do Is
to stand on the corner at the Webb
block and turn their gaze northeast.
.A more bedatibed and patched up
blotch will never be gazed upon. II
these candy things were to be there
for but = few days .twould not be 20
bad but they'll be there, they will stick
for all time but then they are q
change and that Is what, the people