Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-28
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wind velocity % miles N. Forecast
for SO hours from p. m. Feb. 27::
Fair tonight and Tuesday; colder in
east portion tonight.
Entertained Miss Daisy DeGraff
entertained number Of friends at her
home Saturday evening.
The Capital City Dancing club party
viii be held on Thursday night Of this
week instead Of Friday.
Very Low Frank Little, who has
been quite Ill for some time past is re-
ported to be very low and sinking.
Dance Remember the dance to be
given Thursday night, March End at
Eagles hall by the young mems club.
Good music has been secured and
good time rs. assured to all.
Episcopal Guild-The ladies of the
Episcopal Guild will have a thimble
bee at the home of Mrs. Oscar Will on
wednesday next. The ladies are cor
daily invited. w.:
Pneumonia--Louis Sundquist who
had the misfortune to sustain several
broken ribs last week is reported to
be suffering the additional trouble Of
a bad attack Of pneumonia.
celebratedTh Maennerchor held
another birthday celebration last
night an a generally good time was
enjoyed as is usually the case in a eel
ebration given by that organization.
ThimbIe Beetle Ladies Guild Of
st. Georges Episcopal church will give
q thimble bee at the home of Mrs. O..
H. Will on Wednesday afternoon at
2:30. A cordial invitation is extended
to AL.
settIedx 1.-TWO belligernts met in
front Of the old Western house yester-
day afternoon and chad it out" They
succeeded in getting good deal of
bad blood out Of each other and no
arrests made.
Lots Of Business The city water
works people are havingNa good deal
of business just at present, thawing
out the various water pipes that froze
up during the long continued cold
spell just passed.
Laid to Rest-Maude Garrett, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Garrett was laid to rest Sunday after
noon. The funeral services were held
in the Methodist church and a large
number Of friends were in attendance
at the last sad ties.
Doing Weil-Carl Jorgenson who
was taken to the hospital last week
suffering from an attack of appended
tbs, is getting along quite well and
expects to be out in a day or two. He
was fortunate in not having to under
go an operation.
INV To st. Alexius-Miss Jones of Glen.
ullin was brought to st. Alexius hospi-
tai Sunday afternoon suffering from an
acute attack Of appendicitis, her case
being SO bad that she had to be oper-
ated upon at once. At last repo It's
the patient was doing as well as could
be expected.
Yeomen-There will be meeting
Of the Yeomen in Odd Fellows hall to-
night at which the officers elect, not
installed at the last meeting will be
given their seats. The February as
sessment is also due and at this meet
ing the last chance to pay will be
open.
81 Taxes Delinquent Real estate taxes
become delinquent tomorrow and 3
per cent penalty attaches thereto ac-
cording to law. Collections In taxes
have been reported to have been good
from the first OF the year up to date
but those who have not as yet made
good will likely be obliged to pay the
additional three per cent.
s.. Patrics's Dance Company A de-
cided last evening to celebrate st.
Patrick's night with dance at the
Atheneum and elaborate preparations
will be made to- give all who attend a.
good time. The company also had q
fine drill and target practice and
elected six fine fellows members,
making ten elected In the past week.
The company will have two drills