Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-14
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Flag Day-Today, flag day-all day.
There were hundreds of flages UP
mostly up in the garnet. Only one or
two flags were displayed and it is
rumored that the many flag poles that
surmount the buildings of the city will
be removed to make room for circus
bills, breakfast food signs and the
like.
Caught On-For the past week the
Fargo Call has been missing fire. and
was arriving here sabout twenty-seven
hours old. Probably a mistake in the
idea that train seven carried mail west
Of jamestown. The jamestown papers
have a faculty Of getting here about a
day late but the Call has caught on
and is again arriving on time.
Correspondence Tribune now
has a number Of country correspond
ents who every week send in a nice
lot Of items that are appreciated by
the people and give all the country
folk an idea of what their neighbors
are doing. A good corps OF cor
respondents in the country districts Is
very desirable adjunct and that Is
the kind that the Tribune is favored
with.
Choir Party The choir Of the
Methodist church and the ushers ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs: Parker very
pleasant surprise party last evening.
Mrs Parker is member Of the choir
and it was the eve of her departure
for Tacoma where she will spend the
summer with her parents. Mr.. Parker
will go out in August and they will re-
turn together in the fall.
Voted Vacation-The official board
of the Methodist Episcopal church, has
granted the pastor, Rev. Louis Magin,
a vacation of one month, the time to
be selected by himself. It was
pleasant surprise to him, and he will
probably be absent from the city In
August, during which time he will in
all probability take in the Lewis and
Clark fair.
Telephone conduit-The material
for the laying Of the phone wires I'M
derground has arrived and the whole
of the system in the business section
will be placed in conduits. E. A.
Hughes appeared before the council
last night to inform them Of the work
about to begin and requesting that the
city engineer be notified that he may
superintend the work on behalf Of the
city as the ordinance requires.
Correct Fashions-The Tribune has
made exclusive arrangements to fur
nish RS readers with the latest pat
terms for ladies and young folk, and in
each issue of the daily will appear an
illustration of an up-to-date creation
from Martha Dean, the famous New
York authority on fashions and styles.
These patterns can be secured through
the Tribune on the coupon plan as IN
dictated in another column.
Surprise Parfy-The ladies of the
Rebekalh lodge rendered Mrs. Fisher q
surprise last night vt her home and
the surprise was complete. The ladies
went prepared to have genuine good
time, taking with them refreshments
and an appropriate remembrance. The
evening OF merry making lasted till
near twelve.
II Assistant Engineer State Engineer
Fellows has announced the appoint
ment Of T. R. Atkinson Of Fargo as as
sistant state engineer, and he will
commence on his duties In the course
Of week or two. Mr.. Atkinson IL /
Competent engineer, Of much expert
ence. and very agreeable gentleman.
There u 10. question but he VIII make
good "A this position, and 1t VIII be
q good thing fOr the state. securing
his services.
Musical lnstruetIonProf. b. =.
Hinckley will spend the entire summer
In Bismarck. He u thoroughly up to
date as teacher Of voice culture and
pianoforte. Your patronage is desired.
caal At any time except Tuesday .. M,
and wednesday a. m. 3O2 Fourth