Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-26
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THE CITY
THE WEATHER..

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THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Saturday; cooler
tonight. Max. 81, min. A.. sne
Will Remain at Dickinson--At the
earnest solicitation of friends, Miss
Holemoe has decided to remain in
Dickinson during the winter and will
receive pupils on the violin. II ..'-s
Will Help PIowing-The small rain
last night will help little to moisten
up the ground 50 that more blowing
can be done this fall. A good shower
would be a good thing for this reason,
as the ground is as dry and hard as a
city street. sf.ts ..~'
!: Clearing Out the: Basenient-rhe
basement of the Bppinger lot, next to
Lucas is being cleared of rubbish to
nine feet. When this is done party
wall will be built between this lot and
that on the corner so. that both lots
will be ready for building the super
structure in the spring. J..
Mild Winter-The Washburn Lead
er says: The beavers have not as
yet commenced to build homes for
the winter. Those who have watched
these intelligent animals say that the
fore part Of the winters 4. be mild.
We would rather pin our faith to the
beaver than the average weather
prophet. -: &
: Graduates In the sprins--C. E.
:Christianson Of Slaughter, who is at
tending the Northwestern college at
Fergus Falls, Mimi, writes that Elmer
Asplund, Of Slaughter, is there and
doing well. He, expects, to graduate
from the commercial department in
the spring and that there are other
young people at Slaughter and vicinity
who may attend the school later.
Addressed Big Meeting-Messrs.
Mockler and Miller; of this city ad-
dressed a large republican meeting at
Wilton Thursday and report "a
seeming determination on the part of
the voters to see that Mclean county
rolls up an immense vote regardless
of the fact that there is no contest
worth mentioning in the election.
They speak at Underwood Saturday.
Extending Ninth Street-A number
of teams are at work for the state ex-
tending Ninth street up to a point op-
posite the capitol, whence it will turn
to the west and enter the capitol
grounds in line with the street rail-
way. Someday maybe the street rail-
way will tabe continued from Main up
Ninth of the capitol, making the circle
of the city. It would be good thing
IL this was done. a :tg55 S,a Z: . ~ -
.Ss surprised--Last evening the young
friends Of Miss jeanette James gave
her surprise party y and they
all had a jolly good time. Gnas-
much as Miss James leaves Monday
for Minct her friends gave her a hand
some remembrance in the shape Of a
gold brooch pin, Prof. GIinsk'e max.
ing the presentation speech. Refresh
ments were served and a delightful
time was enjoyed. though It was
tinged with regret that Miss James
As 50 soon to leave the city. --az, s5
81 The Illusion OF Beatrice" adj.
vent Of Maude Fealy as a star comes
after several years OF sterling work
with some Of the worlds most notable
players. AT the age Of fifteen, Miss
Fealy played Eunice Ii aQuo vadis'.
and advanced rapidly to the position
of leading woman with VIM. Gillette.
Later she appeared Id the same
capacity with the late Sir Henry
irving q. $. willard and last season
with VIM Collier. Under the direc-3
ton Of John Cort, Miss Fealy will be,
seen at the Bismarck Atheneum In
the new modern play, T'he Illusion Of
Beatrice" BY Martha Morton the title
Of which provides the young actress
with part admirably suited to her
temperament and personality At.
the Atheneum Saturday evening,
'Tennessee's Partner his beauti-s
ful play viii be produced by the anna
tesirs Of the Catholic church Nov 1s,.
the proceeds going u the parochialt
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