Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-24

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banner from the high school building
In the class colors, orange and
black. 2sS
Relief Corps The ladies Of the Re-
lief corps will organize next Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 at the Grand Army
hall. Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Porter of
jamestown, department president
will install the officers. All mem
bers are requested to be on hand
promptly and others who desire to be-
come charter members should be.
there at the same time. The mem.
bership fee is ST.
Ernest Robidou Had Close Call
Carl Jorgenson had a letter today
from 3. 3. Rnbidou, who used to live
here, saying that he was at Santa
Rosa at the time OF the recent earth
quake and was one Of the three who
ESCAPED alive from the awful. death
trap in the second floor of the hotel
in that city when it fell, all the rest
OF the guests perishing. He was bad
lily bruised and hurt hut is thankful he
escaped with his life. y = 3szss,@=s& Z
T. Baseball Teams-A return game of
| ball will be played at Mandan next
Sunday and 1t ought to be good. The
Mandans won the last game by a
lucky hit and the sBismarckers feel
they can do the other fellows in the
next game. Driscoll, Steele, Garrison,
Washburn, Wilton and other towns
have good clubs this year and there
ought to be a chance for some good
and exciting purely amateur games
this season. =, -. 81 .
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Tom o'Shannessy-In a letter to F..
J. Rupert from Thomas O'Shannessy,
4 who is located at San Jose,s Cal, he
4 states that as consequence of the
/ earthquake disaster in that city, he
4 sustained the loss of about a bushel
4 of glassware and dishes and his
chimneys were thrown down, and that
nearly every frame building was so
BADLY shaken that few are fit for &C.
lcupancy. Brick buildings were thrown
down, being leveled almost, to the
ground. He reports about twenty
killed in San Jose, but that his
family sustained nothing more serious
! than a very bad fright. s5 Is '.:@5.t !
An Illustrated Lecture-"Along the
| Coast of Greece" will be given at the
: Presbyterian church Friday evening
! The lecture will be given by the
, pastor of the church, ReV.-C w. Har
; lris, who has been twice abroad, ant
; draws from rich fund of experienc.
1.-THE material of his lecture. = Hi
cruise beginning with the Bay o
, Naples and ending at Corfu will b.
a described in detail. ~ It will be illus
i trated with colored views which full!
describe the beautiful scenery alonl
j the Italian and e Greek coast. TIL
> lecture is given under the auspices o
the Sunday school and the receipt
n will be added to, the building fund
u Admission % and SO cents. -.
$ Relief comnittee-Messrs Lucas
sIand Finney of the committee appoint
i ed by Mayor Webb to solicit funds fo
j the California sufferers, were out. Z
: couple Of hours this morning and al
Though they saw less than half tht
lpeople, collected s139. They will g
| out again tomorrow and hope to raise
FL $500 or. $500. In addition to this ths
r IMaenerchor and Knights of Pythias
!, ministries have contributed andsent OF
) their own account $50 each, making
$229 contributed from this city. An!
) person wishing to make a contribution
can leave with or send the money K
any one of the local committee
l Messrs. A. w. Lucas, Bert Finney ant
r Abe Eppinger. ...@ s5ase&, IL:
Boquet for "Mac"-Wilton News
) lin the political announcement column
r ELSEWHERE appears the name of M.
III Mckenzie as a candidate for count,