Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-07

engagement and when We scribe
called up the doctor over the phone
to find out about the matter, he said
well there is one teacher that will
probably not be appointed at the
meeting Of the school board tonight"
The announcement embodies the
statement that the doctor and Miss
Rose McHugh of this city, viii be-
married here early il June. ~; 's.@: S$5
Two GamesThe Bismarck senior
ball team defeated the Fort Lincoln
team on the diamond yesterday by a
score of ten to eight in favor of the
home team. The kid nine went over
the river and played a lively game
with the young ROSTERS of that city
which lasted thirteen innings and re-
suited in score of ten to eleven in
favor Of the Mandanites.
Send Regards to All-While in
Minneapolis lately Mrs. Jewell met
Rev. Joss, who is now at Blue Earth,
Mimi, where he has - a very nice
charge. He was looking in fine
health and, said that Mrs. Joss was
also well. He sent his kindest re-
CARDS to all in Bismarck and said he
would always remember the good
| friends made here s. =. :.
| Heavy snows-!Reports from James
town this morning said there was a
lively snow storm on there and that
about two inches of the beautiful fell
and was still doing business. In the
northern part of the state snow is re-
ported from a number of points and
the Missouri Slope is the only point
! in the state where summer prevails
| all through the year.
| Miss Perry's Tree-The little miss
that told the Tribune that Miss
Bentley planted a tree at the Will
| school house was In error. The tree
was planted by Miss Perry and her
class and will be taken care of by
them until the other trees are
planted by the school board, which
will be in a few days, when all will
be, properly protected by boxes, As
soon as school is closed the school
grounds will be leveled off and seeded
to grass and the surroundings made
4 neat and pretty. I
A Sad case-Mary Matthews the
E16-year-old neice OF Peter Cox, died
Saturday afternoon of spinal meningi-
tbs, after an Illness of about a week.
The funeral was held from the Catho-
lie church this morning and was
largely attended: The young girl and
an older sister Nellie came over from
ireland about a month ago to live
/ with Peter, he having sent the money
for their, PASSAGE They were from a
family of eight persons who, it was
j hoped would: in time be united upon
this side of the water. Mary was a
bright little miss and won the hearts
OF many, who came to know her, being
popular with her schoolmates and
teachers. Her death is a sad blow to
/ the Cox family who thought the
world Of her The other sister is
/ living with James Mcdonald. 2
An Elegant Affair--The new soda
fountain in the; drug store of B. e.
Jones is "a thing of beauty and joy
forever" In richness Of simplicity it
is a work Of art and the height Of
good taste. The back part Of the
fountain has a large mirror with oval
top, the framework and all other
woodwork being Of piano polished ma.
hogany. The tops of the back shelf
land counter are of white marble,
which material also makes an 18-inch
|3base. Two onyx standards support
1.-TWO electric light branches on the
counter, the lights being modulated
sEby colored loaded glass. shades.
Around the arch OF the mirror lights
|are placed and there are NJ also
branches Of eolored lights artisticaliy
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