Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-16
THE CITY

THE CITY
T.E WEATHER. -
Fair and cooler tonight and Friday.
Max. 80, min. Sc. ..% - .
Looks Better-The trees have been
trimmed at the executive mansion to
the great improvement of that resi-
.dence. tM%%. ..'. II
Entertained at Luncheon-Mrs. F.
Conklin entertained few friends at
luncheon today in honor. Of Mrs.
Ramstad. tH...~
Contract Let-The contract for the
foundation of the new Catholic school
building has been let to Andrew Hol-
lum, George Fetch having the con-
tract for furnishing and hauling the
stone =,
Cleaned and Ready-The Oscar viii
school has been thoroughly cleaned
and put in order for the opening Of
school on Monday, September 8. The
high school building is now receiving
attention p. a.. .......:..y.. >.s
. F.
Good Show-Those who went to see
"Uncle Josh Perkins" at the Athe-
neum last night were rewarded by
seeing a very good show. In fact the
play and it's portrayal were away
above the average and greatly pleased
the audience. =gs&2 Ill.,
#Adjourned-The city council failed
to nlaterialize last night and an ad-
journment was taken until tonight.
That COW ordinance has become a
horrible nightmare and the mere men
ton of it at a meeting is now sufficient
/ to stampede some of the members.
Will Take An Outing-Lee Nc
Glashan left last night for st. Paul
where he will meet Mrs. McGlashan
and baby and from there go to Duluth
and along the north shore of Lake
Superior as far as Isle Royale where
they will put in the time between now
and the first of September fishing ard
boating.
Doing Good Work-The Valley City
Times Record says: The Improve
ment league is certainly doing good
work in cleaning up the vacant lots
down town. Those on which they
have had their men at work look as
clean as a tennis court. Let the good
work so on. The sustaining members
should be delighted to foot the bills.
Home This Afternoon-The militia
boys are said to be due home on No.
5 this afternoon. Tho train is two
hours late and the report cannot be
made a certainty. Wires were re-
ceived from some Of the boys that
they would be in Fargo last night, and
needed a little money to see, the
sights of the metropolis. =s.%.s
| Takes Good Pictures--Al. straun
has taken number Of interesting
| pictures OF scenes about the city and
printed them on postal cards for
Isouvenirs. He has made some fine
views from new points of the state
capitol, the bridge, street scenes and
groups Of individuals that will COM
pare favorably with the best profess
sional work, yo,, s.srs
"A Mad Love--Miss Marietta Smart,
lone OF the most popular young stars
before the public has been engaged BY
| Mr. Edward r. salter for his new play,
/. tA Mad Love, an daptation from
Miss M, p. Braddon's world renowned
novel, Lady Audley's Secret" by
Edward Locke. The star and play
alike are meeting with the greatest
success The production is booked
for next Wednesday evening, Aug. 90.
Entertained IL Cards Mesdames
Moore and Barnes yesterday after
noon pleasantly entertained number
iof{ lady friends at cards at the home
% Mrs Barnes, The entertainment
was noted for the profusion OF flowers
lin evidence and each lady was pre-
scented With large red hollyhock for
Iher hair. Eucre was the amotifs Of
1.-THE entertainment ana Mrs. W.
Foley Of Medora won the prize. Re-