Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-23
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OF the bank with their ladies, will
be guests 3at a swell banquet the
menu for which will be. prepared by
Mrs. T. r. Sloan, the lessee of the
Inter-0cean cafe. The hosts of the
occasion will be the directors of the
bank, President H. r.. Lyon will
preside at the post-prandial proceed
ings which will consist Of a series of
toasts and suitable responses. A
beautiful souvenir of the suspicious
event has been prepared which will
surprise the guests.
y. O. Z. Ball--A large delegation
came sin from Dickinson on No. 4
| wearing the y. c. T. colors and they
have engaged all the spare rooms in
the hotels, There is also a large at
tendance from Washburn, Garrison,
! Underwood, Mandan, and other
towns, to attend the c.. r.. ball
! this evening. The ball will be one
of the events of the season and the
| travellers. invite you to- forget your
/ troubles for one evening and come to
the U. G. T. ball and be merry: The
| floor. is in elegant shape and the
| management will i see that order is
preserved and no loiterers allowed
| at the door. "a
/ Those having invitations will find
4. tickets on sale at Patterson hall. Z
/ Pushing On to aza-Superin-
/ tendent Derrick of the 500 Line, is
/ at Plaza, in Ward county, which is
to be the terminus this fall of the
/ 500 extension He will remain there
for the next two weeks, by which
time the road is expected to be built
Unto that town. At the local Offices
here it is reported that the right of
way will be given construction sup
| ply trains and that the entire en-
ergies of the road will be devoted to
the finishing of this extension at the
earliest possible moment. IA rotary
snow pillow has been stationed here
for use in case of snow trouble in
lorder that construction trains may
not be delayed moment. It is not
known just why there is this fever
ish anxiety to reach Plaza at once.
1 1t is expected the road will be COM
/ pleted to that place within the next
two weeks.
Wants Mass Meeting for BurIeigh
Hon. Herman Hardt. Superintend-
ent McCalmont and Michael Masseth
of Logan county, are in the city to-
day. In discussing politics ! Mr..
Hardt, who was in the last legisla-
ture, said: q y
Il have noticed that a member
elect Of the legislature from Morton
county has called d mass meeting of
his constituents for the purpose of
jreceiying instructions as to their
4 views on what he shall do in the
Legislature. It is an excellent idea
and one that ought to be followed in
Burleigh county so that my old col
league, Mr.. Stevens will not be in
/ doubt when it comes to signing up
majority or minority reports and
| things like that. I'm sorry he is not
1 in town today SO could tell him the
way he should travel. But am not
in the house this session and Steve
will have to depend upon someone
else for guidance"
H Queer SituationA Mr.. Calder
was defeated in Grand Forks coun
ty, on the face of the returns, fol
county superintendent OF schools
He has filed a contest in court OF
the ground that the votes. of the city
precincts cannot be counted. # thi,
contention is affirmed it would ap
pear that neither Mr.. Calder. nor Mis-,
PrindeVille would be able to qualif.
4 for the Office, as the statutes requfr.
that officers shall be duly qualifiet
/ ELECTORS Of the territory from which
they are elected. II the resident,
a Of Grand Forks are not qualified
electors to vote on the county super
intendeney neither Of the candidate,
for the ONCE, being residents OF th,
city can qualify for the Office. Ii
h this peculiar situation the present in
cumbent, MI. McLain, will hold owe
until his successor is appointed b!
the board Of county commissioners
who will have the appointing powe
II q vacancy is created by the III
eligibility Of both of the candidate
for the Office.
Tonight Mrs. G. Van d. cheno
Weth, a. NJ. who speaks at the Athe
neum this evening on China, Ii th
only lady, according to several bio
graphical dictionaries. who has eve
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