Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-27
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER. NJ
Il Rain or snow and cold tonight.
Tuesday threatening with snow in
east portion. Mex. 46: min. SO.
Leave for Mandan Otis Tie will go
to Mandan where he will reside. He
will move his family there within q
day or so. st.
. Will Return soon-S. M. Pye writes
that he will return to the city very
soon. Mrs. Pye and children will re-
main for g month or so at San Diego
before returning. Mr.. Pye says that
he has enjoyed his trip very much.
Shot Himself-While out yesterday
enjoying a little shooting with a
twenty-five rifle Bert Finney accident
ally shot himself in the foot. Al
though painful the hurt is not very
bad one and will not lay him up very
long. " .''' ~
Goes visiting-Rev. A.. w. Hayes
and wife leave this week for trip to
Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. Hayes will return
in about three weeks while Mrs.
Hayes will remain for longer visit.
Arrangements have been made for the
regular services during the pastors
absence.
jolly Della PringIe-Tonight at the
Atheneum the Della Pringle company
open weeks engagement. They
will present a delightful comedy
drama "The Little Detective" High
class specialties including Billy and
Bob the worlds champion bag punch.
ing bull dogs will be introduced be.
tween acts. An organization high
class in all particulars
Old Timer-There is an old hay
press lying off Fifth street which will
soon be removed. It is so old and
has lain there so long that it has be.
come about half buried in the street.
Not being in the way of traffic it has
lain there for years almost beyond
memory but will now be taken away
for the improvement of the street.
Leaves Today-Rev. Collop preach.
ed his last sermon in the Baptist
church last might and will leave the
city. He goes from here to Valley
City where he will look after some
business interests after which he will
return to Bismarck for day or two
prior to taking his western trip. Mr.
Collop has made many friends both
in and out of the Baptist church dur
ing his stay here who will regret to
see him leave.
Two Drunks-Two DRINKS were ar
rested Sunday night and were given
a hearing today. One Of them, ar
habitual drunkard Immediately sue
ceeding pension day and other provo
cations entered the residence Of
Joseph Dickerson last night while the
family was at church. When the
wife and daughter returned from
church they found him there asleeI
in the evidence Of his sickness
Rather a hair raising experience fol-
the lady and child. aa -
OFT an Author-Edward Amhers
OFT, who delivers the lecture in thu
regular course on Thursday evening
March 80, at the Presbyterian
church, is not only an orator but al
author. His novel Philip Gerard Al
Individual is now running through
its third edition. He was at the heat
Of the Drake College Of Oratory ant
English in Iowa for eleven years anl
placed it among leading colleges In
the country. He Is now at the
head Of a school of expression II
Chicago where he trains actors ant
speakers for: the stage and platform
His book, How to Use the Voice." Il
in its fourth edition and "How. II
Gesture" is in its fifth edition. His
lecture on 1sour Grapes, or Heredit,
and Marriage" has been delivered
over seven hundred times. He is q
forceful, eloquent speaker who. cap
lures his audience from the begin
ming. Do not miss it. Il E44i .
Died-Mrs. H. M. Brundage, mother
of Arthur A., of this city; Frank b.
OF Dawson, and John NJ, OF Eureka
8. D., died at the home OF the latter
on last Friday, after an illness OF less
than a week. Her son Arthrr had