Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-02


evening at Maennerchor hall.
Blue Lodge Meeting-Work in the
third degree tonight with banquet at
the Masonic ladge.
Twins-The home of Gilbert Cooker,
at Brittin, was enlivened last Thurs
day by the arrival of twins-a boy and
a girl.
New Land office-H. G. Berndt has
opened his new land Office in the front
rooms over the First National bank
and is now ready for business.
Don't Forget-That the ball to be
given by the Commercial club Easter
Monday Is to be the great social event
of the season.
William SmiIeth-William Couch
shook hands with son No. 3 at an
early hour this morning, though a
girl arrival would doubtless have
caused few more smiles.
Episcopal Guild-The Ladies Guild
meets with. Mrs. Archdeacon Jones
tomorrow (Tuesday) from 1890 a. m.
to O'Clock p m. and a good attend
ance is desired.
Baptist SaIe-Don't waste your time
in making corset covers, come to the
Baptist sale at Odd Fellows hall Sat-
urday,; April ,7lh, and buy them. There
will. be all styles with prices ranging
from, so cents up to $500,
Fitting Up the Basement-The iron
stairway to the basement of the Pat
terson block is being put in place to
day, The rooms; down stairs will be
NICELY finished off and will be occupied
by Nick Barbie and the. Hoskins Cigar
company.
Opened Today-O'Hara's new meat
market opened today with Walter
Shields in command Of the meat
block. When the goods are arranged
on the shelves, this will be one of the
handsomest grocery stores in the
state
More lmprovements-Web Bros
have built balcony in the rear Oh
I their dry goods departemnt and will
today install fine carrier system fol
the expediting Of change making and
doing Up bundles, thus keeping In the
!. van Of progressive merohandisers.
. Home This Week-The Tribune has
received a postal card from e. H. viii
son, at Hot Springs, Ark, containing
a picture of him ''hitting the ties
homeward bound;'ss and saying his
sciatica is much better. He expects
to reach home the middle of this
week.
. Takes Office May 1-Major Belder
is in town today and says he will as
! sumo the duties Of Indian agent al
Standing Rock about May :. 1st. Col
Stein was checked out, by Capt, sDoud
I last week and has returned to his
home at. Mayville. The captain viii
remain in charge until Major Belder
y assumes his duties.
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Sale Of Fancy ArtioIes-The sale Of
/ fancy articles under the auspices Of
E the ladies' Of the Episcopal society
begins Thursday at the old Jones drug
store stand, opposite Northwest hotel
There will be a dainty corset covers
collar and cuff sets, pain and fancy
4 aprons and all kinds Of fancy and use
yfM articles. @
Fine Prospects win not be long be
1 fore Prof. Bntton will be- able to meet
\ at least, a part Of the demand fol
Office assistants Scarcely "a day
passes without INQUIRIES foss book
keepers, stenog Of telegraph
ers. The students who enrolled earl,
are progressing rapidly, and many q
the shorthand writer's are already talk
ing dictation.
"A Pertinent Query Steele Ozone:
Speaker Cannon has taken q stand
B against Represe ative Gronna's Bill
for d land Office at Walliston. He says
there are too many Offices to pay for
h why not discontinue the Fargo ofics
instead Of making settlers go twice a.
far to DO their business before the