Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-19

son, Of Washburn, well known in this
section, died atsthe hospital Saturday
OF pneumonia and the funeral was
held this afternoon. Mr.. Anderson
was a contractor and builder and built
the first brick house In Fargo years
ago. He was 81 years old and is sur
vived by one daughter. : !
Notice of Appeal-Attorney Patter-
son served notice today upon the at
torney of Attorney Hedrix that he
would move to dismiss any motion he
might make at. the Fargo term of the
supreme court for appeal en- the
ground that he had been dilatory in
prosecuting such appeal.
Wishes Him WeII-Wilton News:
Myron Hutchinson, the popular chief
clerk of the Bismarck land Office,
whom SO many of our people know, is
again a papa, a fine bow having ar
rived at his home Tuesday afternoon.
Myron has now two pair, and his
many friends will Congratulate him
and extend best wishes for :. a full
house. Nv. ! s. N f..
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Frank *DonneIIy Cannot Live-The
Dickinson Press says: "Word from
Tacoma is to the effect that Frank
Donnelly cannot live very long: Mrs.
Manning of this city recently went
out to see her brother and may be
absent from home for several weeks"
Frank has a host of friends in Bis
marck who will sincerely regret to
| hear such news.
lost $250-A stranger in the city
i lost his pocketbook Saturday night.
The book contained $3.50 in cash and
! a ticket to the coast. He thought he
put it inside his drawers so it would
drop into his sock, but must have
placed it between his drawers and
pants. No clue of the missing wallet
has been gained, though the loss was
soon noted and his steps on Main
street quickly retraced.'
Clever Soubrettes Byrd
; and Ida Warner are the names Of the
two very clever soubrettes who are to
be seen in this years production OF
'Yon Yonson." They are both charm
ing singers and clever dancers. so the
vocal and terpsichoreans features Of
the performance possesses degree Of
excellence this year that has not been
surpassed, and rarely equalled in
former seasons.
Easter Dance-The dance commit
tee of the. Commercial club has ar
ranged a very pleasant affair in the
dance to be given by the club on the
evening of Monday, April 16, lhSt be
ing the day after easter. The orches
stra will be. = augmented by severa
pieces and otherwise the good thing!
will be up to date The price O.
tickets will be So, which, will include
supper for two.
h
Tribune will be noted the advertise
ment for bids for goods for use at. the
insane hospital at Jamestown. This
1 is the first time Bismarck merchants
have been directly called upon to bic
for these supplies and it is a pleasing
recognition of the city's Importance
as a supply center. A perusal of the
list Of goods desired may prove o.
Interest to local jobbers, and it is
T. hoped several bids, will be sent in.
Odd Fellows Grand Officers--Tht
following have been elected officers O.
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows:
! Grand Master-H. P. Cooper, bray
ton. ~ &
/ Deputy Grand Master-H. D. Mack
Dickey. .,s.>5,..
4 Grand Warden. H. Cook, Willow
i City. .. ...~.
II Grand Secretary-Don Mcdonald
Grand Forks.
Grand Treasurer-F. N. Gilmore
Hope. i -
Il Grand Representative - C. r
Il Green, Hamilton, two years: o. A
4 Webster, Grand Forks, one year.
7 Walked for Wager-A mar. named
lJ. q. Scheidt of Sioux City, Iowa
Il Preached the city this morning at II: II
land at once sought out Mayor. Webt
from whom he secured a CERTIFICATE
that he was heresat that time. He
said he and three other members of q