Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-21

will be held in the city hall next Tues
day evening. Officers will be elected.
Ali sportsmen are invited. Ed f.. .@s
First Observation-Disclosures of the
first communion of a class of Catholic
children the Sunday services will be
lat 500 and 10000 a. m. The lecture
in the evening will be for the benefit
Of the new st. Mary's. school 80
Garbage Fires-The chief of police
requests parties depositing garbage in
the city dump not to set fire to It as
the heat and smoke become 80 great
that it Is impossible for teams to un-
load there when fires are burning.
No Damage-A woodpile back of the
Northwest caught fire at 5 p. m. yes
terday. The department responded
promptly and soon had the blaze sub
dued. No damage to speak Of, save
the bending Of a hose cart axle.
Ball Game-The Mandan ball team
lis coming over tomorrow with the
fell purpose of hopping the local
push, but Lew Best has taken up an
extra hole in his belt and declares
obituaries are in order for the
Mand anites. -. - -
Pleasant Time-The members of
the the Eastern Star had a pleasant
social time last evening. After the
business in hand was disposed of re-
Ifreshments were served, to which the
brethren were called in and good
| time had all around. -,s !.
Lyric Concert Goa large house
greeted this excellent company last
evening and greatly enjoyed the per
| Torrance. Mrs. Hughes never sang
! more sweetly and the other members
tof the company were exceptionally
pleasing IN their Work. .,--ee-..,+ T.
Prisoners for the en-Sheriff Char
les Atkinson Of Pembina county
/ brought in Frederick Krieses to serve
one year in the pen for grand larceny,
and Sheriff Thomas Gardner OF Botti-
neau, brought in Fred =. Gamers, who
will do one and a half years for
!; bigamy.
a Fine Auto-Dr. Quain is the
proud possessor Of an elegant four
cylinder Franklin automobile, which
arrived yesterday. It is on the run
about" order, though he has tonneau
which will double the seating capacity
when desired. It also has a buggy
top over the front seat, making it
most complete and serviceable.
Methodist Jubilee and RallyThe
advance program of the anniversary
Jubilee Of the Methodist Episcopal
church of this city has been issued.
The rally is to be held Sunday, May
u, and is to be made day memorable
lin the work of this prosperous church.
The exercises will be under the direc-
tion Of Joseph w. Powell of Buffalo,
N. II. who Is known as .sthe most re-
(marka;ble laynan In Method ism, z a
leader in EpWoth League and Sunday
school work a national organizer OF
the Brotherhood OF st. Paul and man
with special gifts for " work among
men. Mrs. Powell is a superb soIoist
and will sing at all the services Of the
Jubilee The full program OF this i'm
Iportant meeting will be published
later .ss:5.
Juvenile Band The first steps for
the organization 81 juvenile brass
band was taken last evening when
about twenty Of the young men Of the
city rot together at the suggestion OF
folder heads and formed al organiza-
ton To- be- known as the Bismarck
Juvenile Brass band. II will consist
of 20 pieces, each member buying his
own Instrument, and with this evi-
dence Of earnestne less Of purpose the
boys ought to 30 along some. Ii the
Iarrangement can be- made the bansl
win apply 70 the CITY for the $500
donated for the use Of a band and
use the noney for the payment Of L
comp tent Instructor, who, H the older
heads ID desire, can also lead the
senior band Il II should be organized.
James Halloran was elected prssident
of the band and Jaaes Logan seere-
tary and the lads WIN 30 AFTER hard
Work With vim
Becomes Laysye Bafhgatc pink
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