Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-06
8necessftated the additional help and
the legislature provided for another
assistant Mr.. Philbrick remaining.

zzS.AAAO 81 ACSASAaLuI0 EpIOtlOSut IOT AuOLn0r
assistant Mr.. Philbrick remaining.
Bills Approved+ Governor Sarles to-
day approved Senate Bill No. $50,
creating park boards for cities, and
senate bill 161, the banking law.
Seeding Operations Stopped The
lowering Of the Thermometers to the
freezing point Saturday stopped seed
ing operations, but today 1t looks as
If they might soon be resumed. It Is
very risky, however, and those who
wait for the break up Of the Missouri
river will be in plenty OF time. n NJ \.
Did Pretty Well the Last Day-It is
estimated the lower house Of the
legislature during the dying hours Of
the session voted away in various
things not provided for in bills, over
$4,000 in the way of extra compensa-
ton to clerks, committees, ETC., which
sizes up well with any house finale
on the record.
just a TriHe Quiet-The departure
OF the Legislative hosts is marked in
the quietude of the city and the de-
serted condition of the trolley car.
ALI that remains of the legislature is
q pile of bills for the governor to
sign-or put upon the shelf and the
few officials of both houses who stay
over to complete the writing up Of
the journals. ~
TO Show Our Appreciation Val
ley City, at Fargo, Grand Forks and
other points thesreturning delegations
from the legislature were received
right royalty, and keen appreciation
was exhibited Of the work the various
delegations had accomplished. No
community received more or has
greater cause for rejoicing than Bis
marck, and 1t is proposed at an early
date to demonstrate our appreciation
IN some appropriate function in honor
of the state officers and the members
Of our delegation. ....'.
! Go to Join the Seed Train-Presi-
dent Worst and Professors Bolley and
Shepperd of the agricultural college,
1 came up from Fargo yesterday and
left for Ashley this morning to start
out from that point tomorrow with
the pure seed train that the 500 line
4 will run over its line during the
next few days, and which promises
to be 'of the greatest value in Civ.
ing the farmers along the line the
the road the best information as to
the treatment and preparation of sesd
before seeding, and many other sub.
jects of direct value to farmers and
adding to the prosperity Of the rail.
road company. Il. II
Departure Of Governor White-Gov-
ernor and Mrs. White took their final
departure from Bismarck this after
noon for their home in Valley City.
During the four years that the COVER
nor and his wife have resided in the
city they have made many friendships
which will last through the years to
come, and their departure will be
deeply regretted. During their stay
the executive mansion has been the
scene OF many pleasant functions and
in every way its occupants have done
their share to add pleasure to the
social life Of the capital city. The
Tribune joins in the general wish for
their prosperity and happiness, and
will not say farewell, but au revoir.
Mrs. DeGraff Entertained-A num-
Der of guests were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. DeGraff Saturday ev-
l. SAAAAAG3 4h A0hOA VI MI. duu -. Leslie
A. Simpson. Five hundred was played.
Mrs p. G. Patterson, Miss Vivian Tur-
ner and Miss York cutting for the
prize, the latter winning Mr.. A. T.
Patterson winning the gentleman's
prize. During the evening Miss Mes
| sersmith rendered several vocal selec-
lions in her usual charming manner.
Instrumental music by Captain Lynch
was also much enjoyed. Those pres
ent were: Governor and Mrs. Sarles,
Messrs. and Mesdames Simpson, Orr,
Turner, A. T. Patterson. Derrick, e.
G. Patterson, Wolbert, Cochrane, Mrs.
G. B. Little Misses York, Hare, Simp-
son, Messersmith, Turner and Orr,
Capt. Lynch and Mr.. Hall.
Trolley Line Schedule. IA,
Beginning today the trolley line re-
/ turns To the schad,IIe in force hnforo